30 May 1902
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Newspaper
Kendallville Daily Sun
Location
Kendallville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
1
The Waterloo Press notes include advertisements for a fine silk umbrella from L Beckman and various patent remedies such as Col Liver O and Foley Kinney Cure. It also mentions George Lang's tailoring, St Louis World’s Fair 1904 hype, and a meteor incident near a Mont Pelee related factory.
Fort Wayne First Church of Christ Scientist members joined a Decoration Day observance visiting A. D. Isbell farm two miles east. A G K R and ft railroad special car carried the group both ways. The day included patriotic services at Lake View and a lecture by Rev. I. E. Dickinson praising Union heroes. The event blended memorial rites with community devotion.
Col. City Post notes Professor Wiley's view that northern Indiana beyond a Logansport line is prime sugar beet country. He predicts 25 factories could join the industry, boosting state capital by 50 million with a single factory spurring others. Awaits Whitley county trial cultivation this year.
Dr J H Ford of Auburn is reported feeble after a slight paralytic stroke. Elliot Mathews sold three fine coach horses to Shobe Brothers of Ligonier. George Kennan compares Siberia to Mont Pelee. Decoration Day parade routes and veteran marches noted. Waltz Sisters performed then headed to Albion. Dixie training ship recalled from Martinique relief duties to New York. Indiana northern cavalry guard proposed. South Bend Mishawaka Elkhart squads planned. Paris claims perpetual youth discovery by M Rosey. Madison Medicine Rocky Mountain Tea advertised. H Clay Evans to London. farewell visit to president. sailing June 4. Muth District Christian Endeavor Union meets June 10-12 at LaGrange. attendees listed. Rev C T Bass to assume Church of Christ duties. 10:30 service. Wabash College address. Alice Woods, Goshen, becomes novelist with Bowen Morrill deal. illustrations by artist. Melvin Dentrest sues Edward Finn over 84,000 missing funds. court actions since 188. Gertrude Ingle to Fort Wayne. farewell party in Elgin. John G L Dunnean fined for improper pension affidavits. London coronation rehearsals ongoing with imaginary royals. Regu lar annual clearing-out sale begins next Monday by H D Ward & Son with 10-50 percent discounts.
An assortment of newspaper classifieds advertises a round trip fare to Fort Wayne with Ringling show ticket for 1.35, Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents, loan offers from Noble County association, real estate for sale near a wind mill factory, two firms for sale, and housing options with brokers such as Lewis Goering.
An advertisement claims back ache signals kidney trouble and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure. It urges readers to read the paper for the full distribution and to call Otis on Friday, June 10.
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