Local BREVITIES highlights and community notices
In Fort Wayne yesterday Dr. Chas Sellers was in town for professional business. J C Maddox returns to Terre Haute after several days here. various ads promote DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol for dyspepsia sold by Pioneer Drug Store. Local residents visit and host gatherings. Miss Acca Lou Horton returns from Muncie with Cassie McComber. public notices include health remedies, theater ads for Whirlwind at Bluffton, and multiple social visits across Hartford City, Montpelier, and Bluffton. Guesses of travel, weddings, and legal notices pepper the town’s social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Sellers
Ft. Wayne Ob
J. C. Maddox
Terre Faute
DeWitt
Pites
Doug Store
Bowles
Little Son
Clarkehill
Ind
Ross Anderson
Bryce Street
Acca Lou Horton
Muncie
Cassie McComber
Hartford City News
Bobster
Rocky Mountain
Tne Pharmacy
Pioneer Drug Stoore
Fort Wayne
Montpelier
Smass
Montpelier Association
We Walk Resolutions Meet Montpelier Strikers
In Montpelier two Amalgamated Association of Street and Railroad Trainmen delegates arrived from the south to address local iron and steel molders. A 4 30 assembly heard calls for nonviolent action and solidarity with the Muncie strikers, with plans for a public mass meeting and pamphlet distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. &. Brown
Muncie
Mr. Brown
Indiana Union Tract
Co. 2
Cort Nue
Brotherhood
Amalgamated Brothers
Delaware
Boeing
Comics
Montpelier
Ba'r
Murcie
Larkwood Considers 11th District Run After Peru Meeting
Washington dispatch notes George B. Larkwood secretary to the vice president has returned from Lociene to review the 11th district race. Friends expect his entry into the Republican nomination race while Democratic progressives in Peru select a Hartford City lawyer to lead the campaign. The Huntington Herald praises the party's reformers for shedding old factional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
George B. Larkwood
Lociene
Congress
Peru
Democratic Party
Eleventh
Peter J. Coyle
Hartford City
The
Herald
Huntington Herald
Local Workers Return Home as Illinois Field Labor Drops
James Loongsbaugh, employed at Cases, arrived home for a visit with his father John Lorysbaugh and family. Work in the Illinois field is dropping off and a number of men are returning home. Mrs. Frank Eslington spent the day in Hartford City with her brother H. F. Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warihes Bees
Mise Cara Courtney
East Cticego
Decext
Music
Drawiny
Chicago
Courtney
Montpalier
T. E. Williams
City
James Loongsbaugh
Cases,r
John Lorysbaugh
Illinois
Frank Eslrgton
Hartford City
H. F. Courtney
City council disannexes 15 squares in Franklin Land additions
At the last night meeting the Montpelier city council granted the petition of H C Zeigler and others for disannexation of 343 lots in the Franklin Land and Mining Co additions. The parcels, laid out in Montpelier’s early boom era, have remained undeveloped dead property now to be realized upon as core and potato land. The act disannexes fifteen squares in the first and three squares in the second Franklin Land and Mining Co additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Zeigler
Franklin Land and Mining Co
Montpelier
Blackford County
Thrilling accident narrowly averted on Winsor street
John Longabaugh and John Wilson of DuPont De Nemours Powder Co. drove a wagon on Winsor street when the neck yoke broke and the team swung toward a fast approaching southbound train. Both men battled to control the horses and steer them onto the elevator platform, just narrowly avoiding a serious crash. They planned to repair a weir in Nottingham township for the Onion Co. and had no explosives on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Longabaugh
John Wilson
DuPont de Nemours Powder Co
Winsor Street
Arnold and
Nottingham Township
Onioni Co
Fire company officer slate set at city building meeting
Last night Hose company members of the locative department met at the city building and nominated and elected officers for the coming year. I. M. Beaty was chosen president John Keller vice president Oscar Forden secretary William DeHayes treasurer E. E Sinclair foreman Elmer Sommer ville first assistant foreman and F. M Berty record assistant foreman. A committee was appointed for the division of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Beaty
John Keller
Oscar Forden
William DeHayes
E. E Sinclar
Elmer Sommerville
F. M Berty
Civison of Funds
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Hay
Eseneae
Slams
Indiana
Somerset
Richland
Princeton
M. A. Emabeiler
Kensington Art Club
West Winsor Street
Pioneer Drugmore
Mesdames
Sharpe Wisner
Carl Bonhem
Sadie Speece
Goldie Corn
Miss Corn
West High Street
Kennedy
Pioneer Drug Store
Racine
Wis
Peney
Shor
Fiward Dodds
Moor
Tex
Rove Neigabors
America
Modero Wondmec
Hollister
Bluffton
GL. Smith
Marion
Misa Ethel Huggins
Dr. A. Wilt
DeWitts
Poneer Drug Store
Mr. Anderson
Frankfort
uf _ Br
Coover
St. .Louis
Indian Territory
Pioneer Drug Stora
Ebe
Rocky Mountain Tea
Pionser Drug Store
Lee
Mises Apna Kallwasser
Reformea
Miss Kallwasser
Brokher
Chas
Williiam Kailwaster
George W. Tuffmen
Jackson Township
Sluffton News
R. B. White
Frouth
Lovisaos
Florida
Tenry Baldeia
Eieantae
Thin City
Selan Alexander
Jeffersonville Reformaory
Warn Lesman
Alexander
Leaman
Sidey
Allexander
Eiil
Indiana Amateur Athletic Association
Bega
Bluffton News
Joe Hayes
Keystone
Gonham’s
Basts of Commissioners
Albert Hart
Herry Heyet
Walter Bonge
Earl Thompson
Robinson,Jr
J. E. Milliken
George Friend
Edith West
Mary Burris
James Peterson
Perry Farm
Charles Clay
Portland
Helen Clark
K. T. Harris
Nottingham
Harris
West End
J. D. Murfey
T. W. Qates
Washington Township
Joto Uarris
C. LU. Smith
Glen Pawnell
Gertrude Blount
Towne
I. O
Hluffton News
Sldesters
United States
Colorado
Amalgamated Representatives
Eagles Hall
Piso
Purman, Johnston & CO
Montpelier, Ind
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