Compensation Law Promises Broad Employee Protection Indiana Act Effective Sept
The Indiana Industrial Board will issue a comprehensive information booklet on the workmen compensation act as of September 1. It applies to casual laborers and many workers, with exemptions by voluntary request. coverage depends on intent and circumstances rather than firm employee counts. Employers must keep injury records, report incidents within a week, and penalties apply for failure. The board will provide free forms to facilitate administration.
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Indiana Industrial Board
Nioe
Perthasc
Cneerepey
Raipa
Applivesdelam
Statabis Hospital
Notien
Tibi
Industrial Board
Mission to uplift community through Catholic weeklong talks
In Knox Ally M E Schrock visited Saturday morning. Rev Father Vigilius Krull QC P S, renowned missionary, will conduct a week long mission at the local Catholic church from September 19 to September 26. The aim is moral and intellectual uplift for all, Catholic and non Catholic alike. invitations extend to all to hear the celebrated author and orator with programs to be announced.
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Vigilius Krull
P. P.S
Indiana siblings harvest huge apple crop ahead of show
Early apples appear in Indiana as harvest begins for what is touted as the state's largest crop. An apple show in November highlights the expected abundance, with USDA July crop figures supporting optimism and statewide estimates rising to about six million bushels.
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Indiana
Indiana Horticultural Society
Tormilinson
U. S
First
State Bank North Judso
Tax Levy for Township Funds in Wayne Township
A local tax levy addresses township funds outside incorporated towns in Wayne Township. Trustee Mathews fixes the rate at one cent per hundred dollars of assessed value for property within the township. Residents in North Judson may face adjusted tax requirements under the new levy.
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Collies
Oeities
Wayne Township
Prustee Mathews
Phis
Bata
adOpp
North Judson
Hoodoo Day Thirteenth Fire Destroys Chicket Soup
A misfortune hit Tharry jtust when at thirteen minutes to one a fire broke out damaging his Chicket soup setup. The blaze spread after attempts to burn straw to rid vermin caused fuels to ignite. The flames consumed the area and the surrounding contents were scorched.
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Tharry
Che
Unclear list and school board notes from local area
Fragmented notes mention names, places, and events in Ghrellinie and nearby towns. School board names include President Chas Hruska and Secretary Dr A Fisher with Treasurer P H McCormick. A peach measuring 10 inches shown by A C Miller, and a fruit yield of over a bushel are cited. An automobile contest at Fruits meat market ends with Charlie Vincent winning the grand prize after heavy votes.
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Femiaina Oelrich
J. J. Oelrich
San Pierre
Chicago
Chas. Hruska
A. Fisher
P. H. McCormick
Dr. Fisher
L. K. Mosher
A. C. Miller
California Township
Dan Hildenbrand
Charlie Vincent
Tony Dalka
Earl Netherton
Gertrude Replogle
Eugene Manz
Chas Morford
Ethel Akers
Alonzo Eberhart
You Cant Kill an Editor For They Come Back To Write You Up
A boy’s opinion lodges sharp critique of a petty editor who prints cheerfully while exploiting readers and advertisers. The tale notes the editor’s constant writing, missed notices, and衝 dispute over payments, with a wary claim that editors evade consequences though customers seek remedies.
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Jordan
Tim
Chautauquas Face Financial Strains Across Cities
The year shows deficits in several Chautauqua circuits as promoters report shortfalls. Elwood and Valparaiso suffer losses while South Bend and Cadver post mixed results. Plymouth surpasses expectations with strong receipts, and Lincoln and nearby venues hover just enough to require extra funding.
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Chautauquas
Chautauiqua
Ciosien
Elwood
Sso
Atosandeia
Valparaiso
Rochester
South Bend
Lincoln Chathura
Promoter’s Note Highlights Local Loan Firm Appeal
A Monon resident writes to praise the Perpetual Ride and Loan Co. of nearby city, noting a favorable feature in this week’s Monon News. The letter underscores community interest in local lending services and the publication’s role in promoting regional business.
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Sovretuary
G. N. Peterson
Perpetual Building & Lawn Associaion
Monon
Perpetual Ride & Loan Co
Venirity
Wo Perusadl
Nucliline Commmittees
Popart
No. Judson New
North Distrais residents urged to attend town meeting
Community notices report a welfare appeal and local gathering aims. Names include Chicago bankers and real estate operators with notes on a visit to Otty Dusek family and Jiming of Cermuik & Janda. The auto feud meeting ended with a pleasant outing.
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Mr. Poop
Roud
Chicago
Otty Dusek Aund
Marecka
Pear Sin Pierre
Jolandit
Jiming
Cermuik & Janda
Salat
Kopecky
Lawndale Bank
Beeka
Assessors Finish Work After Sparse State Board Changes
The state tax board adjourned its summer session with minimal changes to county values. In 87 of 92 counties farm land values remained unchanged from county boards. Only Martin Davies Orange Vermillion and Jefferson saw adjustments restoring figures to near prior assessments.
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State Tax Board
State Board
Martin, Davies
Orange
Vermillion
Jefferson
Royal Boards
Betl
Indiana
Tulo
Sparpdy
Weather Patchy Rain Soaks Farms Outlying Areas
Che Chevron News reports heavy rain across Suui diy and Lowi with bursts creating a clump of misty showers. Farmers count hours as subsoil moisture rises and wheat yields improve with Jod Morrow noting better than 48 bushels per acre despite wet conditions.
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Tlebron
Rodrop
Lowi
Ebiv
Immigration at Low Stave and Birthdays Highlight Community
The article notes immigration at its lowest since before 1910 and a total year net increase under 48 000. It lists births and social events including celebrations for Mrs Myers and Mrs Kezelki. attendees include Mrs Sedrieioer and Mrs Meyers with many local families mentioned.
Obituary for Charles Fisher Former Neighbor Dies at 75
The obituary notes Charles Fisher died Sunday night at his son Joseph’s home near Toto. Funeral services were held at Round Lake church with Rev. Tannedbill officiating. Born in Germany in 1842 he immigrated to the United States and later lived on a farm in Conter township. Survived by his wife seven sons and one daughter with many relatives in the area.
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Charles Fisher
Joseph
Toto
Round Lake Church
Tannedbill
Germany
Lena Seetch
Win
Seezeh
Mr. Fisher
Starke County
Tine
Conter Township
Peto
Tie Decensert
Ote Datciter
Louis
Wycinta
Wan
Marion
Prank
Thomas
Gear
Jace
Mary Billock
Leovats Park
Unclear OCR fragment hints at hotel staff and visitors scene
Fragment describes a hotel in Salt Lake City and a special train bringing visitors. It lists roles such as savages a floor staff, watchers, and drivers, with references to hotel waters and a Write Camping Co. receiving 6,000 applications for pat places from teachers students and pupils.
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Yellowstete
Espomhen
Salt Lake City
Stethar
Peculiar Sermon Sparks Pause at Local Methodist Service
At the opening of the Methodist church service Sutehiuv and SL 465 paused briefly as the audience paid for all the teaw ecty. Peter Wres pres ent attended both services where W. PooParpoef Rekorgo delivered two sevens oo Reew. Brandenbures assisted. The Cherotiehdy teedlery eld to ta hates pew furartgers and the church has been reverated Garou saout.
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Rekorgo
AL EB
Brandenbures
Bee PO
Phe
Peter Gs
Chrch
Capitol Grounds Prepare for September Convention Displays
A Washington Post notice notes preparations by civic committees to erect special lawn designs at the Capitol and government buildings for the upcoming convention. Insignia of the ALEL, the Weatheran's Reef Corps and allied groups will be showcased during the event.
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Ga. A
Capitol
ALEL
Watrean’s Reef Corps
Washington Post
Forty-Sixth Annual Meeting of Northern Indiana Editorial Association
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association held its 46th annual meeting in Kokomo last week with strong attendance despite bad weather. A banquet at Frances Hotel featured speakers from major state publications and journalism groups, and officers were elected for five terms.
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Iodiana Editorial Association
Kokomo
Chamber of Commerce
Frances Hotel
Mindwell Cramp
Ton Wilson
Crorrell
Cluirene
Lew Me OO Banton
Corgelan Democrat
Mente de Pofthe Stitec Ubenimhebe Orn Oussjan
Provice
Thle
Os Mado Fadhteriahl Association
Carlatunt
Ereanefiie
Asbeaiede Foster
Wootters Press Club
Dniu
Wb. VW. Pictey
TL Ol Me Dowalds
da Ekerhome Cintmiber
Conga
Goastelutster HD Baredsses
Welton
A. Weaats Press
Sean Tho
Jeriuns
Tediana University
Foleesie Oficers
Sitaweart
Creo
Marion Chronicle
Pst
AL Inautz
Tribsiaes
Death Of Mrs Louiss Wright Mbew
A local death notice reports the passing of Mrs Louiss Wright Mbew. She died after a brief illness on a Saturday afternoon, with funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Louiss Wright
Miter
Tler Forshared
Abus
Jartia Sterr
Wiese Firsbsind
President Wilson View on Humanity and War Costs
The passage quotes President Wilson asserting America seeks nothing for itself but what it rightly claims for humanity. It lists casualties by country and totals among nations, noting thousands dead and wounded across Germany Austria Russia Turkey England and others.
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Germany
Tosco
Austria
Russia
Rane
Turkey
Eneland
Woo
Potnal
Toone
Pruty
Pres
Wilson
America
Labor Day Picnic and Local Visits Across Town
Labor Day events include G. J. Ve. McVey visiting from Bass Tuesday. Albert Lidtke and wife welcomed a new boy last week. Mrs. Henry Short visiting Jas. Short’s family in Kersey. Mrs. J. Keke leaving for Hammond for a week with daughters. J. E. Bliss of Portland, Ind., visiting his brother in California township. John Hind injured by a rusty nail while sawing. John Horn and family from East Chicago visited Mrs. J. Kekeis and son Mike.
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Burch
Anna Naftzger
So. Bend
W. R. Brown
Laura Pfieffer
Charles Downie
Centralia
Henry Short
Jas. Short
Kersey
J. E. Bliss
Portland
Ind
J. Felix Bliss
California Township
John Hind
John Horn
Cudahy
East Chicago
George Vaughn
Les Vaughn
Hammond
J. Kekeis
Mike
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Ally. M. E. Schrock
Knox
Ghrellinie
Peepeepger
Meers
Pais
Moan Ate
Mors
May Leyowers
Dyer Uric
Cathe
Jo Vessua
Oak
Serbia
Lestie
Abes
Dda
Bubanet
Bosbauch
Ais
Josepa Capedeb
Valparais
Mroouoch Mies
Frank
Matinger
Sanelly
Datter
Diammend
Delpieh
Miiina
Jubilee Meeting
North
Dtrissai
Oowenion Nua
Sovedbork
Sted Bart Walt Beth Sermon
Cohamaitiecs
Low Stave
C. Re
San Bts
Deane
Mevapad Mas
AL Py Morrison
Kiarigasan
Myers
Seth
Gilead
Sedrieioer
Mies
Sarah Corneber
fCekies
Frank Dotezal
Otte Dusek
Dotin Droieaudy
Joseph Sindelar
Peter Mithecks
Jholrn Pfeld
Phiotiteas Boyles
Frank Vessely
C. Bernardi
Blaschke
John Meyers
Alary Vessely
Kezelki
Yellowstone
The
Veterans
P.O. Englerth
A.A. Sphune
Kouts
N. EE. A
Wasdiede
Iitergst
Mon
G. J. Ve. McVey
Bass
Albert Lidtke
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