Dry counties sweep across state polling results
Voters in Henry County cast ballots as part of a broader dry movement with counties Bartholomew Vermillion Jennings and eleven others reporting high majorities. Official tallies list Wabash Lawrence Pike Hamilton Putnam Decatur Tipton Noble Randolph Park Huntingdon Switzerland Clinton Daviess Grant Howard Newton Adams Morgan Hendricks Fountain Fayette Carroll Gibson Rush Sullivan Jay Marshall Whitely Hancock Shelby Miami Montgomery Benton Green Ohio Elkhart Orange with results ranging from 323 to 2,803 in favor of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Lawrence
Pike
Hamilton
Putnam
Decatur
Tipton
Noble
Randolph
Park
Huntington
Switzerland
Clinton
Daviess
Grant
Howard
Newton
Adams
Morgan
Hendricks
Fountain
Fayette
Carroll
Gibson
Rush
Sullivan
Jay
Marshall
Whitley
Hancock
Shelby
Miami
Montgomery
Benton
Green
Ohio
Elkhart
Orange
Three More Indiana Counties Vote Dry Under Option Law
Indianapolis reports Bartholomew Vermilion and Jennings counties join the dry side in county option elections bringing total dry counties to forty one. Unofficial results show Bartholomew ahead by 29 dollars in dry votes and Jennings by 518. Vermilion turnout favored drys in a mining region. Seventy five saloons will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bartholomew
Vermilion
Jennings
Vermilion County
Partholomew County
Jennings County
Ruling Bars Ratliff From Earlham Degree
Dr David W Dennis head of Earlham College biology refuses to grant State Representative Ratliff a degree because he voted for Sunday baseball and county option repeal The college will provide a statement of Ratliff's work so he can seek a degree elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
David W. Dennis
Earlham College
Ratliff
Wayne County
Dennis
League to Study Canvass Before Local Option Fight
After a meeting at the state anti saloon league headquarters, officers decided Marion county should first be canvassed and a working organization formed. An Indianapolis committee will consult business and manufacturing interests to enlist them in the anti saloon cause before any election action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League
Marion County
Voting in Henry County Local Option Election
In Henry county on March 31 a local option election is held to decide the dry majority as the entire county has been made dry by remonstrance. Next Tuesday option elections will take place in Cass and Blackford counties. Saloon men expect Cass to go wet amid a bitter fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Henry County
Cass
Logansport
Blackford
Hartford City
Cass County
Indiana
Report on Tampered Machines Causes Vote Loss in Columbus
An election yesterday saw several hundred votes lost due to voting machines failing to register. In Columbus fifth precinct 137 votes were not recorded and in the second precinct 87 votes were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sudden death of Mrs. Charles Mast at Goshen area
Mrs. Charles Mast, age 48, of six miles northeast of Goshen, died after a brief illness likely apoplexy. Dr. E. Ash cited the cause as apoplexy. the condition lasted under an hour. Survived by husband Chester, a daughter, one sister Mrs. Bussie of Chicago, and brothers Charles and Edward. Funeral from the home Saturday at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mast
Goshen
BE. E. Ash
David Logan
Chester
Bussie
Chicago
Charles
Edward
Woman Found Dead in Lagrange Barnyard Near Wolcottville
Mrs. John Mauher, 70, was found dead in a barnyard on her husband’s Wolcottville farm. Missing from the house for a time, authorities believe she was knocked down and trampled by horses. Coroner Caton said she had been dead at least an hour before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
John Mauher
Wolcottville
Fire alarm at Henry Weed home reports chimney spark
A 9 o'clock fire alarm summoned the fire department to South Third Street at Henry Weed’s home where a chimney spark started a roof blaze. Flames were quickly extinguished with little damage. The building, owned by Welcome Whitaker, is fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weed
South Third Street
Welcome Whitaker
Advance sale opens for South Bend Elks Minstrels at Jefferson
The advance sale of seats opened at the Jefferson box office this morning and is reported good. Last night the Oliver opera house in South Bend hosted the Minstrels with tickets also sold for tonight. The theatre was packed and the South Bend News calls the show great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Elks’ Minstrels
Jefferson
Oliver Opera House
Kowalski Shot by Officer in South Bend Calf Wound
Bill Kowalski known as a bad man was shot in the right leg calf by Officer Dan Hilliard after Kowalski failed to halt. He was taken to the police station where his leg was examined and the bullet was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kowalski
Dan Hilliard
South Bend
Kowalski
Funeral for Ada Herr at St James Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Miss Ada Herr will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St James Episcopal Church with Rev Father Roland officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Herr
Ada Herr
St. James Episcopal Church
Father Roland
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Ills Grip Local Figures Amid Fever Plague
Jack Frankenstein is confined to his bed with catarrhal fever and a serious condition after falling ill on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hascall, ill with peritonitis, shows improvement, while Harvey Weaver remains quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frankenstein
Frank Hascall
Harvey Weaver
Ill Judge Zollars Improves at Hope Hospital
The Very Ill Judge Allen Zollars remains hospitalized at Hope hospital in Fort Wayne. Today his condition shows a marked change for the better, though no operation has yet been performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Zollars
Hope Hospital
Fort Wayne
Building For Sale Photo Captured At West Lincoln Saloon
This morning Wm Parfitt photographed the George I Smith saloon on West Lincoln Avenue showing a large streamer across the front reading This Building For Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Smith
Lincoln Avenue
Wm. Parfitt
Duck shooting season extended to mid April by law
The period for shooting ducks is extended from April 1 to April 15 under new law, shorter than the previously announced May 15 deadline reported by the Democrat last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Eva Biddle Dies in Lagrange County at 79
Mrs Eva Biddle aged 79 wife of Valentine Biddle died in Lagrange county after a recent illness of pneumonia. Her death was noted as sudden and she had been ill leading up to her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange County
Eva Biddle
Valentine Biddle
Penfield Out of Danger After Illness in Washington
William L. Penfield of Auburn once a former solicitor for the state department has recovered from a serious illness in Washington and is now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Penfield
Auburn
State Department
Washington
April Fools Day Warning Cited in 1909 Note
A 1909 note warns readers that April First is All Fools Day and cautions about playful deceits. The message emphasizes prudence and skepticism toward tricks and hoaxes on April Fool's Day.
Jefferson Roof Fund Benefit At Waba College Glee
A fragmented note indicates a Tuesday night event at Waba College featuring a glee club performance to raise funds for a Jefferson roof project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Waba
College
Albert Routson Injured in Forehead Gash at Garage
Albert Routson, a 17 year old worker at Teagarden and Putt garage of South Tenth Street, suffered a deep forehead wound this morning when a tire he was removing from a car blew up. A surgeon stitched the wound after he failed to release air from the tire beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Routsong
Teagarden & Putt Garage
South Tenth Street
Levi Thomas Birthday Party At 218 Wilden Avenue
Society notes reveal Levi Thomas was surprised by 23 relatives at his Nor Side home on Wilden Avenue for his 80th birthday anniversary with a bounteous supper. William Parfitt used a flashlight to capture the crowd. Separate item reports Mabel and Bessie Stiver hosting a Monday evening gathering with Hazel Stiver Alea Cecil Walters Ora Davis Anna Violett and others at New Paris and Goshen for a lively taffy pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Thomas
Wilden Avenue
Nor
Side
William Parfitt
Mabel
Bessie Stiver
New Paris
Hazel Stiver
Alea and
Cecil Walters
Ora Davis
Anna Violett
Goshen
Easter Date and Meaning From Early Church
Easter falls on Sunday April 11th this year marking the resurrection celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon following March 21. The feast honors Christ rising three days after the crucifixion and is a moveable date tied to lunar and solar cycles.
Parole Granted for Miltenberger After Non Support Conviction
Parole Officer Lammer of Munch approved a parole for Charles Miltenberger by Judge Dodge in Goshen. Miltenberger, found guilty of non-support, received a two year sentence but was released on a promise to provide. He was found to hold a job at an Elkhart paper mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lammer of Munch
Goshen
Charles Miltenberger
Dodge
Miltenberger
Elkhart
Circus Season Opens with Hagenbeck-Wallace in Peru
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus opens its regular season in Peru this Saturday April 24 and will soon perform in Marion. The company has not played Goshen in over 18 years. The Barnum Bailey troupe follows its Chicago Coliseum engagement with a Cham paign engagement then St. Louis before heading to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Peru
Marion
Goshen
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Chicago Coliseum
Champaign
Ill
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ice Plant Stock Subscriptions Sought in City
The artificial ice plant committee solicits stock subscriptions for a proposed local plant. The investment is described as unusually good given the promising prospects. Applications may be made to Charles A. Cropp or any committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cropp
Women Edit South Bend News For Charity Drive
The Tuesday edition dated April 27 will be edited entirely by women. All departments will be led by female staff to benefit the Children's Aid Society and support the Mishawaka Orphans' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Children's Aid Society
Mishawaka
Auto Tire and Repair Opens in March Building
Auto Tire and Repair on East Washington street unveils the latest vulcanizing out fit drawing broad attention after recent opening in the March building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Tire and Repair Company
March Building
East Washington Street
Gladiolus Beds Lost as Kunderd Moves to Fort Wayne
Kendallville reports its famous gladiolus beds vanished after A. E. Kunderd left town. He has relocated to Fort Wayne where he cultivates 9114 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
A. E. Kunderd
Fort Wayne
Turkiye Visitors Soliciting Mission Funds Draw Attention
Two native Turks touring in town today solicited missionary funds. Their odd appearance drew considerable attention from passersby and local onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Turkey
Bookkeeper to Auditor Named at Winona Interurban Railway
Harry Myers steps in as bookkeeper to W A Diddell the auditor of the Winona Interurban Railway company The firm has moved its offices to the former Rigdon hotel building in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Myers
W. A. Diddell
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Rigdon
Warsaw
Warsaw Sewers Contaminated by Pitch Waste Cleanup Ordered
Report notes pitch waste nearly fills a Warsaw sewer. The Warsaw Gas Company has been ordered to clean the sewer area and restore proper drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Warsaw ‘Gas. Co
May Establish Pool Room Contemplated by Abe Peek
Abe Peek considers opening a pool room as his saloon plans to close about June 25. The move follows a potential new venture in the area and reflects local business activity in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Peek
Work in the West Washington Streets Progressing
Progress on street paving in Washington in the western area continues amid crews and equipment. Local residents report ongoing work and traffic delays as improvements proceed across multiple blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington
Suit to test Sunday baseball law filed in Indianapolis
Indiana towns prepare for Sunday ball as a five member committee of Indianapolis church workers and a Protestant ministers association group plan to file a test suit challenging the Sunday baseball statute. Gov. Marshall vetoed the first bill and the second became law without his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marshall
Protestant Ministerial Association
Émce
Miller Expected to Take Indiana District Attorney Oath
Charles W. Miller is expected to take the oath for Indiana district attorney next week. If no hitch occurs the senate will confirm his nomination Thursday and he will receive the commission the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
Senate
Mr. Miler
Mortuary Notices for McDivitt and Butts
Mrs Frank McDivitt 38 died after a brief illness of erysipelas at her South Tenth street home. Survived by husband and three children Mabel Freda Holla. burial to take place in Ligonier. Mrs Catherine Butts 64 died at Elk Hart home from organic heart trouble after a short illness. Survived by one son four daughters and siblings Noah Hollinger of Bristol and Mrs Clara Bowers of Edwardsburg.
Editorial notes on local option law suit timing
In Elkhart county delays stopped an anti saloonists suit before election time. It suggests Senator Proctor may file suit in a county where no election has yet been held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Proctor
Funeral Services for Miss Ada S Herraré
Requiem Mass will be said at the church at 7 o clock Thursday morning. Burial will follow at 10 30 o clock Thursday morning. The choir members are asked to report promptly at 10 15 a.m. PATHER ROLAND
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada S. Herraré
Pather
Roland
Local Option Fight Recapped by South Bend Speaker
J Unger from South Bend described his experiences in Elkhart during the local option struggle at a prohibition alliance meeting. He recounted the ups and downs of the battle there and shared insights from his time with a nearby organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South- Bend
Elkhart
N. G
Bend
Traction line from Wabash to Warsaw gaining support
Indiana figures led by Charles T. Lansberry John J Lamb Col W H Huffman and Supt Toff back a proposed interurban joining Wabash and Warsaw. They say the line could be built within a year or two and urge capitalists to invest. Warsaw and Wabash merchants want electric connections despite denial that Indiana Union Traction will build the line first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Warsaw
Indianapolis
John J. Lamb
Terre Haute
Col
W. H. Huffman
Supt
Toff
John Isenbarger
North
Manchester
Indiana
Indiana Union Traction Company
Union
Anderson
Newcastle
Court actions and real estate transfers noted in Mason County
Superior Court petitions to declare Jane Crater of unsound mind and appoint a guardian accompany probate of Eliza Lehnen’s March 14 will leaving all property to her daughter. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Olive, Union, Osolo, Jefferson and Locke townships with varied sums, plus church land to German Lutheran trustees and several intra-family transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Moyer
Jane Crater
Eliza Lehnen
Frederick G. Klotz Nappanee
Alice Martha Fancy Nappanee
Rufus Gillespie
Goshen
Rosa Baker
Joseph Zolinger
Myrtle Swartz
Stanford Willard
Minnie Schambeck
Olive Tp
Bertha M. Luke
Delmas E. Miller
Hikhart
Martin Weaver
Christian Weaver
Union Tp
Sarah Jane Myers
Florence A. Cripe
Eikhart
Frank J. Aman
Delbert H. Fuller
Concord
William D. Ferris
Henry D. Howell
Osolo
Charles BE. Paxon
Peter Rodell
Trustees
German Lutheran Church
Elkhart
Suit for divorce features older man's remark on "nice girl"
A 70 year old South Bend man, Jacob Landgraf, admitted his affection for Alice Babcock during a divorce hearing before Judge Funk. Witnesses testified he questioned saloon patrons about Mrs. Landgraf's conduct, privately noting he thought she was a nice girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Landgraf
South Bend
Alice Babcock
The Frog as a Harbinger of Joyful Spring
Poetic meditation on frogs as nocturnal singers, praising their tuneful melody. The piece contrasts meadow birds with the frog as a symbol of energetic, wholesome growth and a debt-free, carefree environment.
Change in Ownership at Herman Dalka Restaurant
John W. Carpenter has purchased the Herman Dalka restaurant located at the corner of Ninth Street and Lincoln Avenue marking a change in ownership for the local eatery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Carpenter
Herman Dalka
Ninth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Hawks Hardware Seeding Kids with Free Flower Packs
Tomorrow at 4 p m Hawks Hardware Co gives 500 packages of Vaughan's Sweet Pea Seeds to children under 15. Prizes later include Vaughan's Seeds Shrubs or Bulbs valued at 5, 2 50 and 1. Winners must have planted tended and raised the flowers and present a signed name and address to receive prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware.Co
Vaughan
Hawks Hardware Co
Big Four Excursion Opens Season With Early Start
The 1909 schedule shows an early start for The Big Four excursion season beginning Sunday. Details indicate a special kickoff event and plans outlined for the opening trip.
Social notes of area residents travel and visits
A flurry of movements as Frank J. Irwin stays in Chicago while Mrs. Frank Simon visits Warsaw. Numerous locals, including Bert Throckmorton, Mrs. E. Dumas, and Miss Mary Alley with her mother, travel to or from Chicago, Indianapolis, Kendallville, and Edwardsburg. Irene Irwin Pooley heads to Lake Wawasee as a guest at the Abbott cottage, while several others journey to Wells College in Aurora, New York and to Monroe areas for meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Irwin
Chicago
Frank Simon
Warsaw
Louie Simon
K. Bartholomew
Bert Throckmorton
E. Dumas
Mary Alley
Kendallville
Martin BE. Markel
Elkhart
Ben Hoppingarner
Syracuse
Noble Kreider
Indianapolis
Patterson
D. J. Troyer
Rolla Method
Milford
Millersburg
J. A. Arthur
Edwardsburg
Mich
A. B. Weaver
Daniel M. Bechtel
South Bend
Ilkhart
J. M. Throckmorton
Alma Miller
State Teachers’ Association
J. Barney
Leonidas. Mich
R. Main
Niles
H. W. Perkins
Alethea
Earl
Adrian
Frank Nihart
Lawrence Moore
Bay Minette
Ala
Mabel Banta
Louise Heatwole
Evelyn Hawks
Aurora
N. Y
Wells College
Carrie Huff Granted Divorce In South Bend Case
Carrie Huff received a divorce from Frank R. Huff in South Bend circuit court and was allowed to resume her maiden name Carrie J. Butterfield. She charged cruel treatment alleging forced labor and other mistreatment. She formerly lived in Elkhart. This is her second divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bend
Carrie Huff
Frank R. Huff
Carrie J. Butterfield
Huff
Elkhart
Henry Miller stages The Great Divide at Jefferson after Easter
Arrangements have been made for Henry Miller to present William Vaughn Moody's The Great Divide as the first Jefferson attraction after Easter. Ed win Mordaunt will play. Stephen Ghent and Mabel Brownell star as Ruth Jordan with Miss Brownell previously seen in The Thief with Kyrle Belew during Margaret Illington’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
William Vaughn Moody
the Jefferson
Edrwin Mordaunt
Stephen Ghent
Mabel Brownell
Ruth Jordan
Miss Brownell
Kyrle Belew
Margaret Illington
Reverend J A Wood to preach N Paris high baccalaureate
Rev J A Wood has accepted an invitation to preach the baccalaureate sermon for the New Paris High School class. The service will be Sunday evening April 4 at the M B Church. His text will be Launch Out into the Deep from Luke 5 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wood
New Paris High School
M.bh
Wood
City and County Quarrel Over Canal Bridge Grade
Frank Brumbaugh of the Elkhart Bridge and Iron Works said the issue with the Smith Street canal bridge in Warsaw is mainly a dispute between Kosciusko County and Warsaw city over the proper grade for the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brumbaugh
Elkhart Bridge and Iron Works
Smith Street Canal
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Mausoleum Plans Seen for Elkhart and Goshen Area
A May Build report indicates A Mallory of the National Mausoleum Company of Sidney is in the city. He expects a mausoleum in Elkhart soon after the Goshen structure is finished with one company financing both projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
A. Mallory
National Mausoleum, Co
Sidney, . C
Mallory
Eickhart
Goshen
Mishawaka Girl Bequeathed $20000 by Missouri Aunt
Miss Iva Young of Mishawaka has been notified she inherits $20,000 from her aunt Mrs. A Emmerson who died in Ironton Missouri. The young lady was a clerk in a Mishawaka store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Iva Young
A. Emmerson
Ironton
Raising Commotion at Rochester
Local accounts describe unrest in Rochester involving a figure named Fred and others. The scene touches on tensions with tradesmen and inspectors and references a visit from Gostien last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Druig
Lie
Gostien
Where is All This Booze Obtained in the Dry Town
A Warsaw dispatch notes a rise in public intoxication arrests over six months, surpassing the wet period in 1907. Samuel Fifer, 49, met Jim Nye, who allegedly provided whiskey at a saloon room. Fifer was fined five dollars and costs, then jailed for inability to pay. Police suspect more arrests will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Fort Wayne
Jim Nye
Joe Thorn
Nye
Fifer
Rigdon
Valparaiso Opens Mid Spring Term April Sixth
The article notes Valparaiso University will begin its mid spring term on April 6 and outlines other regional items including charitable groups in Wabash, a Tri Kappa chapter installed at Columbia City, and plans for baseball in Wabash. It also mentions Kokomo label league signings, a horse theft arrest in Bluffton, a Marion labor day boom, the death of Box Trustee John Glassley in South Whitley, and rising temperance versus saloon tensions in Blackford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso University
Wabash
Tri-Kappa Sorority
Hias
Columbia City
Kokomo
Iabel
Charles Farling
Emory
Bluffton
Central Trades Council
Marion
John Glassley
South
Whitley
Blackford County
Date Fixed for McCoy Case in Indiana Supreme Court
Oral arguments on the habeas corpus proceeding against Warden Reid of Indiana State Prison for Thomas J. McCoy will be heard by the Indiana Supreme Court on April 5. The case questions whether McCoy may be released under the good time statute or remains under the indeterminate sentence law. Governor Marshall ordered release. Warden Reid cites a different statute interpretation. Lower court upheld Reid, appeal taken to the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Reid
Indiana State
Thomas J. McCoy
Supreme Court
Bingham
Marshall
Hard Times Tale From Whitley County Worker
Johnny Lightfoot of Whitley County returns to Columbia City and reports hardship under Taft era. He claims South Bend is hit by Taft prosperity delay and Indiana company layoffs of 130 workers. He notes Studebaker factory crowds seeking work amid retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Lightfoot
Whitley County
The
Co. SS. B. & N.T. ‘Tailway Company
South Bend
Columbia City
Post
Taft
Tadiana Company
Lightfoot
Studebaker
Band Park Pavilion Foundation Completed
The Band Park foundation for the pavilion is finished and work advances on-site. The project includes the carriage driveway at the southwest entrance, completing the access route for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band’ Park
Vacant Lot Bargain on South Eighth Street NE
A terse classified notice advertises a vacant lot bargain on South Eighth Street northeast. The fragmentary text mentions an address placeholder and names Bull and Jotvon in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Jotvon
Eighth Street
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Elkhart Review
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William Steffen
Andrew S. Lamb
Franklin Juday
Sanford V. Juday
Henry S. Hummer
Locke
Warren Mishler
Rev. Wood
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