New Suitings at George Lang's Tailor
Ball bearing umbrellas lead the umbrella line at George Lang's tailor with Beckman's display. A Canton flannel tongue seal brown taste urges Rocky Mountain Tea nightly, priced at 35 cents, from G. H. Lobman & Co.
05 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
1
Ball bearing umbrellas lead the umbrella line at George Lang's tailor with Beckman's display. A Canton flannel tongue seal brown taste urges Rocky Mountain Tea nightly, priced at 35 cents, from G. H. Lobman & Co.
Beyer Brothers prepare to extend poultry operations with a 32 by 95 foot three story freezing building to ship frozen poultry to England and Germany. The facility will be ice cream freezer grade, insulated, electricity powered, with capacity for about twelve cars daily and fifty car loads of cold storage, for export.
A concert program at Boyer opera house on June 12 will be supported by a chorus of forty five voices with Mrs W J Schntz Miss Holbrook and others aiding. Additional notes mention local marriages deaths and shop notices including Foley's Kidney Cure and clothing bargains.
Report notes a senior class reception led by Superintendent Lam where two male students were abducted by unnamed captors and released bound. The piece then cites Rutland Massachusetts sanatorium data showing 67 percent recovery in open air consumptive treatment with 1,100 applications and 399 admissions. It also references rising Indiana real estate values and wheat yield optimism, plus a concert program and a correction about Fred Kollman's claimed death.
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