Cabbage and Sauerkraut Predicted as Luxuries in Indiana
John Tegart of New Albany, ex-board of public works member, says cabbage and sauerkraut will be luxury items within a decade. He notes Indiana cannot profitably grow cabbage now, dealers import from Wisconsin and the Northwest, prices run about 15 dollars a ton, and kraut production has declined with storage replacing barrel sale.
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Tegart
New Albany
Board of Public Works
Mr. Tegart
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nrthwest
New Orleans
Owen Tegart
Hoodoo Number 13 Banned From Winona Line Crews
In Goshen Indiana on November 22 Charles Gill a Winona interurban motorman argued over the line number 13 with a colleague. Gill, superstitious and avoiding 13, drew the number 15 and will not have 13 issued. The article notes new orders require trolley clamps and 30 feet of rope to handle broken wires.
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Goshen
Ind
Charles Gill
Winona
Gill
Gll
Deep seated cough cure advertised with five hour claim
An advertisement promotes a five hour cure for deep seated coughs using a concoction of wild cherry bark cardiol and white pine syrup with a laxative effect. Directions urge dosing every half hour for four hours then several times daily, claiming rapid system purification and family-wide relief. Also notices of a name change petition for New Century Paper Company to Central Paper and Tablet Company filed for the Marion Circuit Court with hearing set in January 1910.
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Marion Circuit
Iits
New Century Paper Company
Central Paper and Tablet Company
Indianapolis
NEW Century Pacer Company
John M. Somerville
Pickens, Morree
Davidson & Picasna
Notice of Appointment for August Haug Estate
Notice is hereby given that Louis C. Ziegler is duly qualified as executor of the estate of August Haug, late of Marion. The estate is said to be solvent in the Marion district. No. 42.
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August Haug
Marion Ee Ene
Louis C. Ziegler
High School Boy Offered Jobs After Prison Release
Ben Johnson, released from Danville jail after arrest for blackmail, received multiple job offers as he and his father headed home. The teens plans to resume high school halted by the arrest, with an unsatisfied suitor pressing for after school labor before Saturday.
Electric company expands power for Indiana rail lines
Indiana and Michigan Electric company begins delivering power under a 15 year contract to move Chicago South Bend Northern Indiana railway interurban cars. The system will power all interurban cars Michigan City to Goshen and local cars in Goshen Michiana Mishawaka and South Bend, with Michigan City local cars using a locally supplied current. The move extends to Southern Michigan railway from South Bend to St Joseph and covers nearly all electric cars in the region except South Shore lines.
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Laporte
Ind
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Chicago, South Bend
Northern Indiana Railway Company
Electric Company
Railway Company
Michigan City
Goshen
Hikhart
Mishawaka
South Bend
Southern Michigan Railway Company
St. Joseph
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Company
Indiana
South Shore Hne
Girl in boy’s clothes arrested near Vincennes depot
Vincennes Indiana Nov 22 16 year old girl wearing blue overalls and jumpers was found by Chief Evans leaning against a depot while dressed as a boy. She carried a barlow knife a shucking peg and $13.16. She refused girl clothes when her brother retrieved her horse.
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Vincennes
Ind
Evans
Mary H. Wilson
Channelburg
Renna
Separated siblings reunite after twenty years in Indiana
Isaac Tuttle of Lowell and his sister Ruth Hacker now Ruth Fuller are found after two decades apart. Ruth was adopted by the Hecker family near Chesterton. Cecil Tuttle remained unadopted. Ruth’s sister, Mrs. Fuller, confirms Cecil’s location in the US Navy in New Jersey and Ike’s mother lives in Hebron. The families plan to reunite soon.
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Laporte
Ind
Isaac Tutthe
Lowell
Ike
Cecil
Ruth
Julia Work
Hecker
Chesterton
Porter County
Fern Nichols
Wisconsin
Ben Tuttle
Ike Tuttle
Bert Nichols
Calvin Nichols
Mrs. Tuttle
Tuttle
Ruth Hacker
Ruth Tuttle
Fuller
Wilson
Hebron
Ducks Escape After Decoy Confusion At Goshen Hunt
Nov 2 Goshen Indiana report: Will Wise Charlies Neldig and William Deardorff, all crack shots, hunted ducks in new territory hoping for a big kill. Wise fired at a flock as a hunter arrived and revealed their decoys were wood not canvas, saving the other hunters from ruined decoys. The party returned empty handed and planned eyeglasses for future shoots.
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Goshen
Ind
Will Wise
Charlies Neldig
William Deardorff
Wise
Whilam
Thanksgiving Offerings by Hartweg-Kalley Assembly
The Hartweg Kalley Assembly for Aged Men and Women will receive Thanksgiving contributions on Tuesday November 33 at the Douglas shoe store corner Washington and Meridian streets.
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Hartweg-Kalley Assembly
Douglas Shoe Store
Washington and
Meridien Streets
Thanksgiving donations hinge on open schools in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana November 22 the city faces no Thanksgiving gifts for the poor if schools and Sunday schools remain closed. Cass County Charities head EK Rice says no arrangements exist to collect contributions and deliveries to Orphans Home and Home for Friendless will be unlikely. Apples potatoes vegetables and clothing donations traditionally arrive from the schools, aiding anxious families this year.
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EK. S. Rice
Cass County
New Theory Defends Short Weights In Butter Case
Marion Indiana November 22 The City Judge Williams acquitted Daniel F Burgess in a state case over butter weight claims. Burgess proved butter from Banquo to Marion would lose weight during transit and natural loss absolved him of liability.
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Marion
Ind
Banquo
Williams
Daniel F. Burgess
Burgess
Spencer House
St Joseph Valley pushes Elkhart to Bristol line progress
The St Joseph Valley company advances construction on the Elkhart to Bristol line with frog work at the Elkhart Western crossing on Jackson Street and promises early service to Bristol if weather permits. Construction from Bristol to Middlebury will start in spring, totaling about 60 miles. The company also contracts with Northern Indiana to use its tracks for city service.
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Goshen
Ind
St. Joseph Valley Company
Elkhart
Bristol
Elkhart & Western
Jackson Street
Middlebury
St. Joseph
Northern Indiana Company
Bucklenine
Northern Indiana
Marion Native Garners Musical Fame in Birmingham
Glen O. Friermood, once of Marion Indiana, now in Birmingham Alabama for about two years, has gained prominence as a composer. He studied music in Marion Cincinnati and Germany and has turned tender poetical pieces into melodies praised by listeners there.
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Marion
Ind
Glen O. Friermood
Birmingham
Alabama
Friermood
Cincinnati
Germany
Fhiermood
Amusements to America on a Grand Thanksgiving Week
The Grand showcases Miss Marie Dainton with a coast to coast tour packed with vaudeville acts and dramatic sketches. Forepaugh at Majestic presents Our New Minister, while Under Southern Skies and colonial theater openings draw crowds. Empire hosts Watson's Big Show as Umpire Theater debuts with new burlesques.
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England
Marie Dainton
Grand
Pat Campbell
Maude Adams
Harry Lauder
Albert Chevalier
Yvette Guilbert
Anna Held
London
Miss Dainton
The
Arthur Duon
Marie Glazier
Erwin Connelly
Elsie Faye
Joe Miller
Sam Weston
Melody Lane Girls
Walthour
Europe
Martini
Maxmillian
Kinodrome
W. S. Gilbert
Mmiden
M44
Estic Theater
Forepaugh Stock Company
Majestic
Denman Thompson
Thompson
Umpire Theater
Span Am
Mr. Watson
Venus
Philip
Watson
Beef Trust
Park Theater Presents McFadden's Flats in Up to Date Version
The fourteenth year run of McFadden's Flats at Park theater features a new modern version with 60 cast, 3 striking women in the chorus, and lavish scenery. Matinees are listed. Beverly follows with a three day run starting Monday November 2 in a Broadway bound adaptation.
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M’fadden
THE
Park Theater
Colonial Theater
Cecil Owen
Beverly
George Barr McCutcheon
Buffalo
Toronto
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Mr. McCutcheon
Graystark
Robert M. Baker
Plenty of Turkeys Up Winchester Way
Winchester Indiana reports a boosters edition notes turkey scarcity in the county yet dealers say turkeys are plentiful locally. Prices should be similar to last year as demand remains high and buyers fear not securing a Thanksgiving bird.
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Winchester
Ind
Hucksters
Aranee
Baron de Reuter Dies in London
Baron de Reuter, managing director of Reuters News Agency, one of the world’s largest news service companies, died in London today.
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Baron DE Reuter
London
Reuter
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