South Bend to Remove Cracked Dishes and Deter Goods
South Bend health authorities plan to remove cracked dishes cups cancer and plates from restaurants and eating places as a public health measure. The move follows a movement led by local women’s clubs and the Progress Club urging action to halt the nuisances tied to disease germs in dining establishments.
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South Bend
Ind
City ‘Board of Health
State Board of Health
Chamber “of Commerce
Meats shop scuffle leaves man with crushed wrist
In Greencastle Indiana on January 21 Wil Stegmiler suffered a serious injury during a friendly scuffle at a meat shop. His left wrist was badly cut when struck by a sharp meat hook, with granules and tendons severely lacerated requiring eight stitches to close.
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Greencastle
Indi
Stegmiler
As Wels
Within a Week After Divorce Two Marry in Indiana
In Warsaw Indiana a week after a divorce Mrs Martha McKinley wed M C Dunlap of Chicago and Ralph McKinley wed Ida Clement of Waterloo. Ralph is son of attorney L L McKinley and Martha is daughter of L E Neff of Goshen.
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Warsaw
Ind
Martha McKinley
Ralph McKinley
Goshen
City
M. C. Dunlap
Chicago
Ida Clement
Waterloo
Ll Oo. McKinley
Kosciusko County Bar Association
Mrs Blanche McClure Seeks Divorce After Fort Leavenworth Sentence
Mrs Blanche McClure, wife of Albert McClure, files for divorce in Richmond Indiana. She cites her husband's November 25 sentence to one year in Fort Leavenworth for mail fraud as grounds, noting he is imprisoned.
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Richmond
Ind
Small attic fire at T. J. Wall grocery and meat market
Sparks from a chimney ignited a roof fire at the Marion Indiana grocery and meat market. Mrs. Wall carried water to the attic and extinguished the flames before the fire department arrived.
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Marion, ‘Ind
T. J. Wall
Murder Woman Took 1500 And Fire At Sutton Home
Jan 21 Pierceville reports authorities near conviction that Mrs. Miller Sutton a 60 year old widow was murdered and robbed of 1500. A neighbor recalls a car passing at 3 am before the house fire. the body was found inside. The crime appears planned. the telephone line to her brother Mr Brown was cut nearby.
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Pierceville, Inc
Miller Sutton
Brodie
Possum Supper Set to Aid Bethel Decoration Day
Richmond Indiana January 21 Col C B Wiley county commissioner overseeing Bethel possum supper reports two possums from Robert Beeson. The animals are on peppermint and marshmallow diet and will be butchered Saturday morning. Attendees from Richmond plan to attend the Bethel event with a menu including turkey duck fried chicken and other viands. Proceeds go to cover Decoration Day expenses at Bethel.
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Richmond
Ind
Col. C. BE. Wiley
Bethel
Robert Beeson
Surgery Converts Criminal Into Decent Citizen
In Los Angeles on January 2 at the county hospital Dr. D C Barber operated on J Clarence Quintin a skull procedure aimed at restoring his sanity. An aged mother Mrs Katherine T Quintin prayed nearby as police records note Quintin had a prior conviction for threatening a merchant with a revolver and forcing a forged check cashing. A brother Scott Quintin argued the man was insane and belonged in an asylum rather than prison.
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Los Angeles
D. C. Barber
J. Clarence Quintin
Katherine T. Quintin
Scott Quintin
Heart Remedy Ad Claims Relief for Agnes Lewis
In a Lawrence Kansas testimonial Agnes Lewis describes severe breathing difficulty and weakness improved by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The advertisement urges the remedy as a safe treatment that strengthens nerves and muscles and promises a refund if not beneficial.
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Miles
Centrals Rally to Second in Independent League
The Centrals posted 918 as the high team score with Jimmie Hart leading individuals at 223 in his second effort. Moran of the Shermans was second with 221. The Thirteens beat the Monarchs two to one while Colter of the Monarch topped with 225 and C. Smith of the Thirteens had 215.
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Lake County
Marion Club
Centrals
Jimmie Hart
Moran
Shermans
Anonyms
Manhattans
Carriers
Deweys
Federals
The
Thirteens
Elks’ League
Monarchs
Colter
Monarch
C. Smith
Fine days in army enough for Comstock
Everett Comstock son of Mr and Mrs William Comstock deserted after five days in the US Army at Columbus Ohio. He returned to Shelbyville Indiana where Chief Marsh and deputy James Jackson placed him under arrest. He was turned over to federal authorities in Indianapolis.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Everett Comstock
William Comstock
Columbus
Marsh
James Jackson
Indianapolis
After Boys Pennant Y M C A Team Seeks Out of Town Games
The Y M C A business boys basketball team for ages 16 and 17 seeks outside games after winning the state championship. They meet the Y M C A Juniors tonight in a scheduled match.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Offer
An advertisement urges readers suffering from piles to request a free trial package by mail. It claims the Pyramid Pile Cure reduces inflammation and symptoms, avoids surgery, and costs 50 cents per box at drug stores after the trial. It touts a coupon and return mail program to prove effectiveness.
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Mall
Indianapolis Board Proposes Hawthorne Lane Extension
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis adopts Resolution No. 5866 to open and extend Hawthorne Lane from Lowell Avenue to Michigan Street. The plan affects adjacent properties and sets February 1, 1909, as the remonstrance deadline with a 10 a.m. meeting to hear interested parties.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Board of Public Works of
Hawthorne Lane
Michigan Street
Lowell Avenue
Irvington Avenue
Lance
Washington Street
Cornell Avenue
Twenty-Seventh Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty
Ulty
Sa Penssons
Tts
Abe
Josepht Ellliott
Preston C. Truusler
Fred J. MA
Board of Public
Department OF Public
The
Boa
Boara
Thirt
Public Works
Said
Indianapoliz
Ae Teeny Co
Board of “Public Works
Jasonville Named for Greene County Man Jason Rogers
In Jasonville Indiana a 4,000 population town, locals recall the origin of the name Jasonville. The settlement was named in honor of Greene county resident Jason Rogers after he employed William L. Buckalaw to move a log building across the county line to the future town site. Buckalaw marked the log house with chalk spelling Jasonville, a name that stuck when the town was platted.
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Jasonville
Ind
United States
Greene County
Jason Rogers
Rogers
William L. Buckalaw
Clay County Board of Commissioners
Clay County
Buckalaw
Hobo Party Hosted by Warsaw Women in Unique Costume Contest
Warsaw Ind Jan 21 A hobo party was given by Mrs Edward Poulson with about 30 women guests. Mrs George Nicely won first prize for the most unique costume and Nettle Holloway took first prize in a voting contest.
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Warsaw
Ind
Edward Poulson
George Nicely
Nettle Holloway
Dr Lowder Paralyzed in Bloomington After Fall
Dr L Lowder a prominent Bloomington physician is partially paralyzed on his right side after falling on icy pavement. An Indianapolis specialist visited to assess him. paralysis began about three days ago following the accident in January.
Experts Play Second Jos Barnes Terre Haute and Ross Thornton
Experts play second as Jos Barnes of Terre Haute and Ross Thornton of Tadimbapte headline a listing of participants in a regional event.
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Jos. Barnes
Terre, Haute, and
Ross Thornton
Tadinbapte
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