May term opens amid courthouse repairs and political bustle
Elkhart circuit court will begin Monday and run into July hindered by an unfinished courthouse and many lawyers occupied with politics until after the Republican county convention. The docket is ordinary and no major cases loom. The building is dirty and under renovation as workmen operate. A drainage suit from L W Wai for Abner Heideman et al. versus Mary Beutler et al. concerns a five mile ditch in Madison St Joseph and Olive townships. Goshen sues Emory E. Austin to collect street payments for a triangular ground on North Main Street, with a request of 75 dollars. George R K Harper sues in Elizabeth Miller vs Martin Moyer et al. for foreclose mortgage. Curtis Bennett notes parental consent in Goshen.
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Elkhart
Manus
Court House
L. W
Wai
Abner Heideman
Jacob Davidhizer
Jacob D. Culp
John Hahn
Enos L. Davidhizer
Mary Beutler
Madison Township
St. Joseph County
Olive Township
Elkhart County
Goshen
Emory E. Austin Co
North Main
George RK. Harper
Elizabeth Miller
Martin Moyer
Picnic Date Moved by Goshen Grocers Amid Carnival Clash
Goshen grocers changed the picnic date due to Hoosier Amusement Co carnival. The event shifts to the week of June 4 with a visiting committee evaluating site. Ed Tiedeman’s South End crew plans a game car ball event with local grocerymen under Pex Sinnots. Capt. Simmons leads a committee including I J Crowe Hernan Bove and Lon Salinger to finalize arrangements and date.
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Goshen Grocers
Hoosier Amusement Co
Picn
Camardeeleet Ao
Ed Tiedeanarn
Simmions
Ale Shookmann
I. J. Crowe
Hernan Bove
Poyser
Pod. Crowe
Harri Qo
Foam
Lon Salinger
Insanity Defense in South Bend Case Faces Circuit Court
Frank A. Aldrich, who attempted to nurse his wife Rena Becker Aldrich at their South Bend home, waived preliminary hearing and was arraigned on assault with intent. He refused to plead guilty, is jailed as the case moves to circuit court next week. Aldrich, shot in the face during the incident, is at Epworth Hospital with his wife reportedly improving. friends say his defense may hinge on insanity. He is held with Anton Cartbert, linked to the earlier Schwartz murder case. State’s Attorney Kiol expects a prompt disposition.
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Frank A. Aldrich
Rena Becker- Aldrich
South Bend
Aftriea
Aldrich
Anton Cartbert
Jacob Schwartz
South Bernde
Kio
Divorces and Residency Rule Divides Court View
Judge Dodge questions the impact of a U S supreme court divorce ruling on non resident defendants and ongoing state decrees. He has not seen the full Washington finding but thinks the key issue centers on property tithes and the broader effect on local credit law.
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United States Supreme Court
Lagrange-Elkhart Credit Court
Dodge
Supreme Court
Washington
Warsaw-Goshen Interurban Office Fitted for Line Start
The Winona Interurban Railway Co. fits up its Warsaw ticket office in preparation for regular interurban service between Warsaw and Goshen. When the line opens cars will run on a loop in Warsaw similar to the Warsaw Winona route.
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Winona Interurban Railway Co
Warsaw
Goshen
Rayfield duo may settle in Goshen after tour
Mrs Rayfield and daughter Florence known as Little Patti may move to Goshen permanently after finishing two weeks in the Ammons circuit. The family already has a Boston home and had planned California sojourns, but their fondness for Goshen may lead to a permanent residence.
Fight Over Judgeship in St. Joseph Circuit Nomination
A spirited contest for the Republican nomination for judge of the St. Joseph circuit court features incumbent Judge Walter A. Funk and former prosecutor Thomas W. Shek. Funk, a native of Elkhart County, was raised in Olive Township and long a prominent teacher.
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St. Joseph Circuit Court
Walter A. Funk
Thomas W. Shek
Funk
Elkhart Counts
Ohve Township
Hhe
G A R Post Attends Memorial Service at First Christian
Howell Post No 90 of the G A R has accepted an invitation to attend the services at the First Christian church on Sunday May 27. The pastor will deliver a discourse suitable for the occasion. This marks the regular Sunday Memorial of the G A R for 190%.
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Howell
Milk Found With 590000 Germs Per Cubic Centimeter
A state health board laboratory reports milk contains about 590000 germs per cubic centimeter. The finding highlights contamination levels and the need for sanitary measures in dairy processing.
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State Health Board
Goshen Shirt Factory Aims to Resume by Next Week
In McNaughton Room the Goshen shirt factory, partly wrecked by fire Wednesday morning, plans to restart by mid next week. If space is unavailable in top Platter building on South Main Street, the McNaughton building at Lincoln Avenue and Fifth Street, recently vacated by Hawks Hardware, may be used temporarily. Manager Goldberg said work will continue and all workers are to report as soon as possible. Insurance adjusters are evaluating the loss.
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Goshen
South Main Street
McNaughton
Lincoln Avenue W
Fifth Street
Hawks Hardware
Jerome Alderman Leads Fund For Hotel Fire Victims
Jerome Alderman acts in possession of a fund contributed by locals to aid ladies who lost possessions in the Hotel Hacuj fire on August 19. Among the deceased donors are William F. Bender, Thomas B. Starr, Charlie L. Starr, Charles D. Henhei, O. V. Walker, Jamies H. Blaine, Harry S. Chester, George Smolb, E. R. Bigas, John B. Walk, Joseph Flach and Isaac A. Simmons. The Hascal burned after the livery stable of James H. Jacobs on Ry Street behind the hostelry, early morning fire followed Ringling Brothers’ Circus performance the night before.
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Jerome Alderman
Hacuj
Aidel
William F. Bender
Thomas B. Starr
Charlies L. Starr
Charles D. Henhei
O. V. Walker
Jamies H. Blaine
Harry S. Chester
George Smolb
E.R. Bigas
Jonn B. Walk
Joseph Flach
Ysaac A. Simmons
James H. Jacobs
RY Street
Hind
Ringlings’ Circus
Twins surface in family near Niles with three pair born on Sundays
To Mr. and Mrs. William Miller near Niles three sets of twins have been born, all living. Birth years include 1884 SB6 1890 and two other children born in 8ST and 989. The father is about OM years old and the mother three years younger. Two of Millers uncles and a brother are fathers of twins. on the mother’s side two families also have twin children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Niles
Mr. Miller
Goshen Doctors Attend Indiana Medical Association Meeting
Goshen physicians will attend the Indiana Medical Association annual meeting at Winona Lake on May 24 and 25. The event will be the year’s highlight in state medical circles with an expected attendance of 50 to 60 physicians as Winona members prepare a royal welcome and entertainment for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Indiana Medical Association
Winona Lake
Winona
Large Furniture Purchases In City From Hawks and Banta
C A Brockaway purchasing agent for Wanamaker's New York and George Brockaway for Philadelphia bought several car loads of Hawks Furniture and Banta Furniture in the city today. Jos Ll. sales also visited and made a large purchase for eastern houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brockaway
Wanamaker
New York
George Brockaway
Philadelphia
Hawks Furniture Company
Banta Furniture Company
Jos, Ll
Sheep Slaughter Case Ends in Fine in Town
Miles Blake was fined $5 and $12.50 in costs for slaughtering two sheep in the rear barn. A debate between City Attorney Turner and O M Conley concerned whether the case was civil or criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Blake
Elkhart
Turner
O. M. Conley
Hatch of 748 Chickens At Noble Bros Farm
At the Noble Bros poultry farm southeast of Goshen, 748 chickens hatched yesterday in incubators. The Noble Bros operation is described as one of the finest poultry farms in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Bros
Goshen
Death of Judge William P. Andrew in LaPorte
Judge William P. Andrew, aged 88, was found dead at his LaPorte home. Born in 1809, the longtime jurist passed away leaving a widow.
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William P. Andrew
LaPorte
Real estate loans abstracts of George R Harper t
Abstracts detail real estate loans and mortgage activities involving George R Harper and associates. Key properties, dates, and lenders listed, with notes on ownership transfers and encumbrances. Names of financial institutions appear alongside parcel identifiers and filing dates. Proceedings reflect typical early 20th century record-keeping.
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Uths
George R. Harper T
Sporting Notes From Go snea High Team Warsaw Game
The following Go snea High school players traveled to Warsaw to face the high school boys there. Expected a well matched contest with a good game of talk. Players listed include W. Juday Will Foods A Landgreaver Roy Dick Husa Nayler Bert Vaner Claude Wiseman Geo Juday Berkey Miller Poa Simons Rob Kelly.
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Gosnea High School
Warsaw
W. Juday
Will Focds
A Landgreaver
Roy Dick
Husa Nayler
Bert Vaner
Claude Wiseman
Geo. Juday
Berkey Miller
Poa ' Simons
Rob Kelly
Assessment Of Elkhart Co Costs Taxpayers Six Thousand Two Hundred Thirty Four Dollars
A local assessment states Elkhart County costs to taxpayers total six thousand two hundred thirty four dollars and fifty cents. The figure encapsulates the overall financial burden implied by the assessment on residents and property holders.
Concords bill and township assessor payments revealed
Concord faces a bill of 1535 dollars while Elkhert Township’s assessor receives 845 dollars. Other payments fall below 200 dollars, with most items under this threshold. The figures outline local budget allocations and compensation.
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Elkhert Township
Notre Dame Triumphs Over Georgetown In Debate
Notre Dame of South Bend defeated Georgetown University in a debate on the resolution that labor and capital should settle disputes through legally constituted arbitration boards. Notre Dame’s team included T. B. Cosgrove, P. M. Mallus, and G. A. Farrabaugh, with Georgetown represented by its law school team. The Indiana team, introduced to the president by Representative Brick, discussed the topic and the president contributed arguments supporting the affirmative.
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Notre Dame University of
South Bend
Georgetown University
Notre Dame
T. B. Cosgrove
Chicago
P. M. Mallus
Iowa
G. A. Farrabaugh
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Brick
Indiana
City seeks light contract savings in Warsaw
City officials in Warsaw discuss reducing electricity costs by tightening the light contract. They believe substantial savings, around ten to fifteen percent, can be achieved without damaging property or fencing residents in, by economizing the electricity expenditure for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Baca
Critical condition of Baintertown woman spurs concern
Aaron Miller and Elder Daniel iv of Baintertown report Miss Bessie Noble is in critical condition and may arrive soon. Mr Chari Crowell is reported to be gaining steadily as she no longer requires a trained nurse.
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Aaron Miller
Daniel iv
Baintertown
Bessie Noble
Chari
Crowell
Northern Indiana society museum opens at public library
The Northern Indiana Historical Society of South Bend has its museum on the second floor of the public library building. It houses a fine assortment of relics and curios, many of which are quite ancient, and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Indiana Historica] Society of
South End
Ice Prices Rise Across Indiana Markets
Elkhart reports ice priced at 30 cents per hundred pounds, below the 9 cent book rate for natural ice in the county. In South Bend, local dealers form a trust and raise prices to 59 cents, signaling a price squeeze on consumers.
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Elkhart
Goshen
South Bend
Man Injured At Kendallville Elevator Cage Incident
Joe Nelson a machine shop worker at the McCray refrigerator plant in Kendallville was injured when an elevator cage fell trapping him beneath it after breaking loose. He was standing under the cage when it descended and pinioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
McCray Refrigerator
Kendallville
Nelson
Odd Fellows Memorial Day Observance Scheduled
The Odd Fellows lodge of this city fixed Sunday June 3 as Memorial Day with services in memory of deceased Odd Fellows to be held at 2 o'clock pm.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Indiana G A R department encampment bid heads to three cities
Fort Wayne Marion and Terre Haute each plan a strong bid for next year’s encampment of the G A R department of Indiana as they compete for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Marion
Terre Haute
G. A. R. Department of Indiana
Mushrooms Abundant in Market Despite May Claim
Mushrooms were widely sold today despite a claim that availability would be limited to May 1 through May 7. Vendors reported a plentiful supply of the edible fungi in markets.
Loss Adjustment Planned After Goshen Shirt Factory Fire
The Goshen Shirt Factory fire loss will be adjusted next Wednesday. Initial estimates underestimate the damage, and officials foresee a heavier loss than first thought.
Window Shades and Curtain Poles Sold by Leidner and Hascall
Leidner and Hascall offer a range of window shades curtain poles and related items. Hardware stores and homemakers may find selections for assorted window treatments and fittings.
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Leidner & Hascall
Sing Sing Picture Explainer in Cosmopolitan Feature
The current Cosmopolitan issue carries a long article detailing how the film The Escape from Sing Sing was made. It notes a recent Irwin vaudeville screening and reports a New York balloon camera accident over the Jersey Palisades, crashing into the Hudson and injuring two men. It adds that The Dream of the Rarebit Fiend was partly filmed this way at Irwin last week.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Sing Sing
New York
Jersey Palisades
Hudson River
Irwin Vaudeville
No Certainty Over Starting Date For Railway Line
Vice President and General Manager J. McM. Smith of the Northern Indiana Railway is in Indianapolis with Arthur Kennedy to discuss starting the line to St Joseph. Indications point to Monday completion but no definite announcement can be made until assured.
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J. McM. Smith
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Indianapolis
Arthur Kennedy
St. Joseph
Bristol Youth Making Record in Athletics
Will Barbour son of Dr J E Barbour Bristol is a Wesleyan College student in Middletown Connecticut. He excels in hurdles and the 220 and 440 yard runs. He will spend his vacation in Bristol arriving home June 24.
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Bristol
Will Barbour
J. E. Barbour
Wesleyan College
Middletown
Conn
Goshen Hospital Association to Hold May Meeting
The first regular annual meeting of the Goshen Hospital association is set for Monday evening May 21 at 8 o'clock at the Commercial Exchange headquarters. All interested persons are urged to attend. F E C Hawks president E A Dausman secretary.
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Goshen Hospital Association
Commercial Exchange
F. E. C. Hawks
Township Commencement Set for June 23 in Jefferson
The township commencement for Elkhart Jackson Jefferson and Harrison townships is fixed for Wednesday June 23. The exercises will be in the Jefferson theatre and the address will be delivered by Attorney General C. W. Miller.
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Elkhart
Jackson, Jefferson and
Harrison
Jefferson Theatre
C. W. Miller
Ill Marshal Heath Replaced by Constable Berth on North Side
Marshal Heath is ill with lumbago at his home on the North Side and Constable Berth is filling his place. The constable has been doing duty for Night Officer Sentschi, who returns to the force tonight.
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Marshal Heath
Lumbago
Berth
Sentschi
Harrison Drops Out of Twelfth District Race
Columbia City Mayor Joseph R. Harrison withdraws from the Twelfth district congressional race leaving Dr. Moor of Albion and George W. Louitt of Fort Wayne as candidates. Thomas R. Marshall denies any candidacy, stating his aim is to be Indiana governor and not to seek Congress.
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Tom Marshall
Joseph R. Harrison
Columbia City
Judge Ballou
Lagrange
Dr. Moor
Albion
George W. Louitit
Fort Wayne
Ballou
Harrison
Thomas R. Marshall
Congress
Marshall
Journal-Gaette
Indiana
Elkhart County voters urged to drop party ties in favor of independent reform
REASONS ARE GIVEN (Nappanee News.) The piece denounces the large Republican majority as harmful to taxpayers and public service. It argues bosses and grafters control nominees and calls for an independent ticket to sweep them from power. It urges businessmen and farmers to unite and demand tangible results over party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County
Republican Party
Elkhart
City Marshal Resigns in Columbia City
City life notes report City Marshal Frank Nees resigning his post. The Huntington county area notes mention War saw High school's graduating class this year and the death of a three year old mistaken for medicine. David Jeffries, an elderly Black man near Cherubusco, died after a brief final illness and stroke.
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Frank Nees
Columbia City
Warsaw High School
William Waters
Huntington County
David Jeffries
Cherubusco
Northern Indiana Deaths Report Pioneer Passes
Obituary notice lists three Waterloo residents and one South Bend death. Mrs. Andrew Duncan a Waterloo pioneer dies at 66. Mrs. Allen Parks dies at 55 in Waterloo. Mrs. S. P. Barker dies in South Bend at 48 from paralysis, born in New Paris and married in this city in 1880. Mrs. George Matthews dies in South Bend at 86, native of Ireland.
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Andrew Duncan
Waterloo
Allen Parks
S. P. Barker
South Bend
New Paris
George Matthews
Ireland
Indiana banker statistics letters face bank refusals
Joseph E Stubbs head of the Indiana bureau of statistics seeks bank condition data for April 30 1906. Of 728 banks in the state many institutions have not yet responded while others have supplied the requested information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Stubbs
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Thorward Defends Phone Rate Increase in South Bend
Theodore Thorward, president of the Home Telephone Co of South Bend, asserts options on independent plants in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan and defends the rate rise from 20 to 24 dollars per year for residence telephones. He recounts local telephone history and ridicules Indianapolis opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thorward
Home Telephone Company of
South Bend
Indiana
Michigan
Indianapolis
Indignation in Kendallville over post office controversy
A Kendallville Republican told The Democrat that residents are disgusted with Congressman Gilbert for endorsing the late Browand and then opposing him. He added that if Gilbert ran again, he would not win even 25 votes in Kendallville.
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Kendallville
Gilbert
Browand
Kendallvisle
South Bend Press Club Elects Officers
The South Bend Press club elected officers with William Kh. Lamport as president of the Tribune, J. W. Peters as vice president of the Times, George W. Kalczynski as secretary treasurer of the Polish paper, and directors J. F. Baldwin of the Tribune C. N. Fassett of the Sunday News, Elmer Stoll of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Press Club
William Kh. Lamport
The
Tribune
J. W. Peters
State Chemist Nears Final Details on Summer Drinks Study
State Chemist H. E. Barnard has practically completed analysis of beers ales pops ginger ales and other summer beverages. He is finalizing details and results will not be published for some time.
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H. E. Barnard
Eighteen to Graduate From Winona Institute
The Winona Agricultural Institute will close on Tuesday May 29 with graduation events starting Monday May 21. The graduating class of 18 is the largest yet to leave the agricultural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Agricultural Institute
Agricultural School
Farmer Finds Long-Lost Gold Watch in Hay Field
Anan Ulery of Clinton township recovered a gold watch he lost three years ago in a hay field on his farm. The watch, though exposed to the elements, wound easily and remained in pristine condition, operating normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anan Ulery
Clinton Township
In Critical Condition Elkhart Girl Dies Not Expected To Live
Miss Minnie Eckelman daughter of Dr F C Eckelman a popular Elkhart young lady is in a dying condition after an abdominal tumor operation and not expected to live the day out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Eckelman
F. C. Eckelman
Elkhart
Lake Shore M S Ry Offers Half-Rate Boston Tickets
From May 31 to June 9 portions of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway sell round trip tickets to Boston at nearly half price. Tickets valid for return to July 15. For full details contact agents or write A J Smith G P A Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry
Boston
Mass
A. J. Smith
Cleveland, O
Boy From North Side Breaks Arm After Wagon Fall
The one year old son of Jesse Close of the North Side fell from a wagon and fractured his arm. He received treatment and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Close
Curtis Bennett and Beulah Stotts Wed by Justice Whisler
Curtis Bennett and Miss Beulah Stotts were married yesterday afternoon by Justice Whisler. The bride is a granddaughter of Franklin today of Jefferson Township.
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Curtis Bennett
Beulah Stotts
Justice Whisler
Frankiin
Jefferson Township
Personal mentions from Goshen area today show travels and visits
Rev M M Shirk went to Marion today. Moses F Lentz of Milford was in Goshen today. Floyd Bartholomew returned to Angola this morning. Joseph W Knox is home from a business trip through Ohio. Mrs T Stultz has gone to Wabash to remain several days. Mrs Thomas Foster is in Holland Michigan to spend Sunday with her husband. Mrs George Alderman and daughter Elizabeth went to Wawasee this morning. Mrs Harry Butterfield went to Peru this morning to spend Sunday with her husband. Mr and Mrs F B Leaming have returned from Lake Wawasee where they were guests at the cottage of F P Abbott. Luther Swinenarr was here from LaGrange last evening. Rev W R Miller went to Roann this morning and will hold services there tomorrow. He will go to Chicago Monday. Mr and Mrs John Charlton of Antigo Wisconsin have been guests of Mrs Charlton's brother John Winter and family for several days, leaving for home this morning.
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M. M. Shirk
Marion
Moses F. Lentz
Milford
Goshen
Floyd Bartholomew
Angola
Joseph W. Knox
Ohio
T .,. Stultz
Wabash
Thomas Foster
Holland
Mich
George Alderman
Elizabeth
Wawasee
Harry Butterfield
Peru
F. B. Leaming
Lake Wawasee
F. P. Abbott
Luther Swinenarr
Lagrange
W. R. Miller
Roann
Chicago
John Charlton
aAntigo
Wis
Estelle Taylor Dies in Elkhart at 24
Mortuary notice states Miss Estelle Taylor aged 24 daughter of James Taylor died in Elkhart from quick consumption. She is survived by her parents and four brothers.
Terre Haute dairyman asks about preserving milk in heat
A Terre Haute dairy man wrote to the state board of health asking what, if anything, can be added to milk to keep it sweet in warm weather without violating laws. The secretary replied that Indiana law does not permit any chemical to preserve milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Terre Haute
Indiana
City Water Use Notice Prompts Conservation Call
City authorities urge residents to use water economically to avoid drawing on Rock Run creek this season. Strict compliance is requested to ensure a sufficient supply for the city. The notice explains the creek as the alternative and aims to prevent shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Run
Ammons Visits Goshen to Inspect Irwin House
John H. Ammons, vaudeville magnate from Marion Indiana, arrived this afternoon to inspect the Irwin here. He praised the big business the show is doing and planned to open his Toledo theater on June 1. While in Goshen he arranged for placing fans in the Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ammons
Marion
Ind
Mrs Sumner Barker dies after stroke at 48 in South Bend
Mrs Sumner Barker aged 48 died Friday at her South Bend home after a stroke of paralysis. Survived by husband and four children she was sister to Jacob and Frank Hattel of Goshen. Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Barker
South Bend
Jacob
Frank Hattel
Goshen
National Metallic Packing Co seeks new Goshen location
The National Metallic Packing Co of Oberlin Ohio with 12 workers and $84 weekly wages seeks a new site. It requires 200 by 590 feet of space, expects to hire 50 workers and pay about $6,000 in wages. The firm is open to proposals from Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metallic Packing Co
Oberlin
Ohio
Goshen
Restricted sprinkler use hours notice in city
Notice grants sprinkling of streets and lawns only from 6 to 9 am and 5 to 8 pm except by meter users. Violations will result in water shutoff without notice. By order of Committee.
Carnegie Endowment Inquiry Over Goshen College Dormitory Fund
Demand for more information continues as no definite word has come from Andrew Carnegie about funding the Goshen College dormitory project. Officials say further details are being sought at the Carnegie office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Goshen College
Carnegie
Indiana bill posters refuse questionable posters
Indiana officials ban posting papers with questionable character content. Notices include works titled Why QGirls Leave Houre, Tracked Around the World, and Dangers to Working Girls, reflecting concerns over propriety and public awareness in the bill posting process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bill
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