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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
Ball bearing umbrellas are the best in the umbrella line. Call at Beekman's and see them. FOR RENT OR TRADE Residence property of north side. Lots of fruit add a garden. Very desirable. Call on C. G. Cookingham.
Indianapolis papers report the incorporation of Kendallville Manufacturing Company to produce gloves and mittens. A.M. Jacobs L. A. Weinstein Isaac Kann and Julius Kann are the local incorporators. The Bowen building opposite Noble county bank is leased for years and will host the plant with power and equipment installed.
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association will hold its summer meeting at Put-in-Bay Islands starting July 17 for four days. Hotel Victory will be headquarters. All Republican editors in the state are urged to join the association and attend the outing.
Rev Minot J Savage denounces unitarians who keep religion as property in their wifes name. Nearby Lewis Conley family entertain a new son. Wellington M Hildreth dies in Lompoc Calif, former resident of this city. Christian Beehler found dead in Garrett. Mrs Wilks related, heart disease suspected. Nation expresses sympathy for Britain over King and recalls late U S president. Station Agent trick at Le ends note.
Fragmentary text mentions vans and a TVDIO term with unclear context. No clear event or entities to anchor a full news item. The readable bits suggest a misc note or fragmented quotation without verifiable facts. Further readable content required for a coherent card.
A compilation of local ads with Beckman’s offerings 2k SE Kodak supplies and waterhouse music store items. Promotions include Foley kidney cures, Good Luck flour, graphophones, summer suiting displays, and a note on cataract surgery aid for Milford boys.
Bread made from the Blended Patent GERBELLE tastes better and looks better than bread made from all Spring wheat flour. J. W. Thomas of Hamilton Steuben county was found dead at 73 from heart disease. Pearl Rall of Huntington, a law school standout, graduates Indianapolis College of Law and will practice. H. H. Whetzel returns from Wabash College with honors. Bert to Cornell College. Mrs Latta’s home is robbed by four masked men while she was bound and gagged. $7 and a gold watch stolen. Brotherhood of St Paul forms. officers elected for six months.
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