01 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
1
Mr El A Hackett editor of the Fort Wayne Sentinel gave three clear, practical talks to large audiences at the Presbyterian church. He urged action over words and left listeners convinced a Christian duty to improve fellow man.
The Auburn Dispatch suggests that a newspaper man who retaliates against critics by publicly exposing their faults risks escalating controversy. It notes editors do not possess perfect knowledge and that a long tenure in a community reveals more than what is published.
South Bend Times reports Dunwell heads the Wakarusa oil and gas well enterprise. Recent notes suggest he has performed well, while another story hints the people may be well served, a not uncommon perception.
Mrs. Kate Fusselman of Newville loses 57 dollars when a wallet falls into chips used to start a fire. Two salve dollars and the purse clasp are recovered from ashes. Fifty five dollars in paper money fed the flames. Dora Meek of Centralia is said to have slept for almost fifty days despite attempts to wake her. She occasionally eats but remains in a fixed sleeping position, having previously slept for a full week.
High school pupils at Columbia City had only one day off last week causing about six girls to attend recitations Friday. The boys staged a mass strike and most girls followed, as reported in the Aura Dispatch.
Durbin calls a special election to break a tie but candidates agree to a one year term compromise to avoid further voting. The public supports the plan. Also notes a turkey supper at the Christian church and a tally of corn shredder accidents tracked by The Indianapolis News.
Local notices promote a Tuesday turkey supper with a bill of fare promised in another column. Ads brag about a ball bearing umbrella, woolens, opal rings, coal, real estate, and lodging. News items report a fatal shotgun explosion near Arcola, rural delivery growth, a court-ordered alimony case, and a tragic fire-related death of two boys in Elkhart.
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