Local notes and social items in Lomax brieflets
Ed Bethke at the lake and Glenn Wilcox on the Bunch farm appear among local visits. A church ice cream social succeeds. A Chicago visitor, Herman Kesley, and many others are noted plus a fatal gas lamp explosion in La Crosse damaging buildings and killing Otto Mahler with Mrs Moklin injured.
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Glenn Wilcox
Bunch Farm
Herman Kesley
Chicago
Mr. Miller
Mr. Cook
la Crosse
Otto Mahler
Schimmel Hotel
Moklin
Katherine Schricker Visits Chicago for Short Stay
Miss Katherine Schricker traveled to Chicago on Sunday for a two week visit.
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Katherine Schricker
Chicago
Buy only Reiss shirts and Chas Solliday cigar
North Judson shoppers are urged to buy only Reiss shirts and try the Chas. J. Solliday cigar. Arthur Dunkelbarger of Toto visited North Judson Sunday. G. B. Corbitt leaves on a two week Canada vacation. Dr. Kral covers his office in his absence. For sale a 7 room house with 8 lots in Riggle’s addition and three White City corner lots. Inquiries to Mrs. Frank Kolar care of Mike Burijanek R F D 1 No Judson Ind.
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Reiss
Chas. J. Solliday
North Judson
Arthur Dunkelbarger
Toto
G. B. Corbitt
Points
Canada
Dr. Kral
Riggle’s
No. Judson
Young
White City
Frank Kolar
Mike Burijanek
Ind
Country papers praised for steadfast support during financial panic
A Kansas State Bankers Association president hails the local press for aiding banks during the recent panic. The tribute asserts the press helped avert disaster and that the country is returning to prosperity, urging bankers to support their local newspaper.
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Berryman
Kansas State Bankers’ Association
Kokomo madstone owner aids dog bite case
Mrs. Lucertain Sutton and her son William Sutton traveled to Kokomo to seek relief in Newcastle for wounds from a rabid dog. Dr. Joshua Slyvester Sturdevant used a local madstone to absorb venom and prevent hydrophobia, as Dr. Stella McDonald and others confirm.
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Kokomo
Newcastle
Lucertain Sutton
Hemlock
Starke county events mix politics and sports
A schedule of local happenings includes a Democratic county convention in Knox on Aug 31, a governor candidate speech by Tom Marshall to open the county campaign, a teachers institute in Knox, and a Tigers vs Winamac game witnessed by Henry Baker's party. Gifts include a sale ad for a No 1 separator and threshing outfit.
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Starke County Institute
M. KE
Knox
Henry Baker
Winamac
Tigers
Tom Marshall
Starke County
Marie Tracy
Penelope Shoup
Demmis Marsh
Laddie Collins
Mary Blaschke
Lois Foust
Orin Schuyley
Claude Collins
Prof
Barr
Teachers’ Institute
Transit Hotel
No. Judson
Seymour Hurst
Fred Hankey
Two Joes
Hankey
Patron Request at Columbia Brewing Co Returns Kegs
Emil Schultz asks patrons to return empty 4 and 4k kegs and beer bottles to the Columbia Brewing Co providing a courteous reminder for beverage container returns.
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Columbia Brewing Co
Emil Schultz
Bible Institute Seeks Book Missionaries in Chicago
The Bible Institute Colportage Association of Chicago seeks unemployed men and women to work as book missionaries on their home field. Part time possible. good pay. Full details available from 250 LaSalle Avenue, Chicago.
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The
Bible Institute Colportage Association of Chicago
LaSalle Avenue
Chicago
Local Miscellany Reports Travel Notes and an Accident
F. J. Kanaposek visited Logansport on Thursday. Leonard Phillips of Knox stopped in town last Thursday en route to Winamac. Miss Caroline Blaschke returned from East Chicago where she had worked for some time. Jos Poluade lost a horse Monday morning while traveling toward North Judson after a passing car frightened it and caused a fatal accident near Brantwood.
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Dan Hoffacker
Chicago
Dale Short
Grover Short
California
Morgan Welsh
F. J. Kanaposek
Logansport
Leonard Phillips
Knox
Winamac
Caroline Blaschke
East Chicago
Jos
Poluade
North Judson
Brantwood
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