German pastor plans German style cottages at Lincoln and Calumet
Rev H Kayser of the Evangelical church proposes a new residential block at Lincoln and Calumet, with 48 lots, 97 total by J F Pritchard of Marion, costing $1200 to 1800 each. First houses to be built in three months, landscape work by a German architect, trees shrubs to reflect Vaterland character.
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A. Ring
Atice Titane
H. Kayser
Bsch Evangelical’ Church
Xeharehi
Lincoln
Calumet
Kayser
Bisek
J.F. Pritchard
Marin Ball
Dwallia
Texas
Ec Bulliise
Vaterland
Merivand
FP RES 7 and FP RES 7 Ara
A brief item notes FP RES 7 and FP RES 7 Ara in the record. The text records two designations or resolutions with similar labels but no further context or details provided.
Gusher Report From Pett County Oil Field
The Week In the Field notes a gusher drilled by B N Gillispie on the Oscar Smith farm in Pett County in Lawrence County with eight produced barrels. The report mentions a Sandoval Quenses field in Marion and a Southwestern Oil Company with a Stein farm well. Another well planned on Kirk wood Sit. 2050 F ay.
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B. N.gillispie
Oscar Smith
Lawrence County
Sevauviars
Boach
Reenee
Reomnen Ffm
reomnen ffm. the. Sandoval= ‘Quenses jtralia cfield
Marion ‘Coting Yi
Bsnd
Stein
Bandoval
Jaati
Ben -Soit
Lehowing
Otrie
Fragmentary note hints at large strike and recruitment figures
A broken OCR line mentions a strike and a figure of 2,000 men. The garbled text references Ebert and a warning or directive, but specifics are unclear.
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Ebert
Tbs
Irving high school debate season ends with preliminaries
The Irving Society held the second preliminary debate on Friday evening the 15th with the negative side winning. Anna Hill, Nellie Iifin and Hubert English were chosen for the debating team for the contest in late May. Mary Cole and Winona Clatfelter were selected as declaimers. The subject urged voter literacy tied to constitutional education. Attendance reached 106 and no high school baseball team will play this spring due to eligibility rules.
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Irving Society
Ubert English
Anna Hill
Nellie Iifin
Miscoa
Mary Cole
Winona Clatfelter
C.blank
Robert Griffin
Ralph Clark
Fred Bartlett
W. W. Raleton
Robt. Brown
U. S
United States of America
State Athletic Association
Marshall
Comletion
Feres Oe
Memorial Day Programs Draw Local Veterans Shifts
Memorial day services in Marshall will be led by sons of veterans with transport aid to cemeteries. Services are May 20 at First M. E. Church, 10:30 a.m., with Rev. E. J. Nitsche preaching. Memorial address May 30 at the Opera House by Hon. G. W. Buff of Sullivan. Veterans from Civil War to modern conflicts invited to participate.
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Marshall
Sons of Veterans
M. E
E. J. Nitsche
German Evangelical Association
Wille
Opera House
G. W. Buff
Sullivan
Indiana
G. A. R. Post
City election results and ward candidates noted
Voters chose alderman in a Tuesday city election. John Catron ran as an Independent in the 1st Ward, Dr Ai A Mitchell led the 2nd Ward Peoples ticket, and John L Thompson led the 3rd Ward. The election passed with 517 votes polled.
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John Catron
Z. Ai
A. Mitchell
Peoples
John L. ‘Thompson
TOSENLARGE ENDOWMENT Westfield College Seeks $26,000 Gift Drive
Westfield College aims to raise its endowment from 24 000 to 50 000 and total 90 000 to clear debt and secure long term funding. The plan envisions annual income from endowment plus small per member assessments and tuition to stabilize finances and keep the college solvent.
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Westfield Review
Institutions of Learning
Westfield College
Westfield
Halley's Comet perihelion and arrival forecasts noted
Reports detail Halley's Comet reaching perihelion on Tuesday night at 10:80 standard time, traveling 40 miles per second with a head over 200000 miles in diameter and a tail up to 30000000 miles long. Brightest near Earth on May 25, with Earth crossing the tail May 18, observations best from Pacific islands.
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Pacific Ocean
Mantel
Edward Halley
Éaac Newton
Halley
Apie
yeKepoler
Lng EU
Pearance
Wah ee 2 teat at ee eee termity
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and events. Readable portions do not yield a coherent person, place, or outcome to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
New Board Organizes for County Supervisors Chair Selected
County Board of Supervisors met to organize and set a chairman. Nine Democrats vying for the seat. John Thompson of Wabash chosen as caucus nominee and elected unanimously. The group adjourned until Tuesday with committee assignments announced but little business pending.
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Board of Supervisors
W. W. Craig
Anderson
John Treft
Dolson
John Thompson
Wabash
Mr. Thompson
Craig
Elledge
Williamson
Finance
Beasley
Ennis
Parker
Downey
Madden
Beeson
Wells
R. A
Epperson
Trefz
Thompson
Archer
Dickerson
Madeden
Ennie
Oil and Gas
Downey Beasley
Rules
Jets
Pareer
Local paving plans and bids outlined for Main and side streets
The board outlines paving projects and specifications for Main Street and surrounding streets Locust Fifth and Michigan Bay from Fourth to Locust. Reported costs include 812,612.52 on Main Street and 5,195.30 on Locust and 1,833.82 on Fifth, plus estimated court costs and related expenses.
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Terpeten
Bay To
Michigan
Fifth Street
Gost
Avi Oh Main Street
Muddled notice of a wedding in a local township
Fragmented OCR describes a wedding event with names and places blurred. It mentions a groom and bride, a home ceremony, and a Friday gathering in a township likely named but garbled. The text references a county clerk and a local venue, indicating a formal, community notice style.
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