Memorial Day Proclamation by Indiana Governor in 1907
Governor I J Frank Hanly proclaims May 30 1907 as Memorial Day statewide urging universal observance. He honors living soldiers and fallen heroes, notes pneumonia death toll in April, and announces post July 1 use of ordinary stamps with added special delivery words for letters. The North Judson band will play at San Pierre Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
I. J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Ublic
Southland
Andersonville
North Judson
San Pierre
State Board of Health
Fake expose clouds New York Chicago ten hour line
The Chicago Tribune prints claims that the New York Chicago line is a fake project. It details warnings of lawsuits, limited local support, and heavy advertising that sold stock, with experts cautioning against the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
New York-Chicago
la Porte
Col. Hord
Goshen
St. Joseph County
Winona Assembly Year Book Highlights Summer Chautauqua
Winona Assembly releases a year book covering June 80 to August 17 with a packed chautauqua season. Notable speakers include Senator A J Beveridge on July 1 and John Temple Graves on July 2, Theodore Thomas Orchestra on July 22, and Edith Hillis Madam Schuman Heinke along with James Wilson near season end. The program features eminent divines and high quality music throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Assembly
A. J. Beveridge
John Temple Graves
Theodore Thomas
N. D. Hillis
Madam Schuman- Heinke
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
One Hundred Sixteen Pupils to Graduate in Starke County
The Starke County common schools graduates list for Knox and surrounding townships shows 116 seniors, a county record. Commencement will be June 15 in Knox with Prof. J Walter Dunn of Indianapolis delivering the address. Researchers note top student Henry Clausen and Julius Barkley with high averages. Miss Neva McCormick earned eight rolls of honor with perfect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Starke County
Knox
J. Walter Dunn
Indianapolis
Henry Clausen
Grovertown
Julius Barkley
San Pierre
Neva McCormick
Memorial tribute to Columbia's sons and Civil War memory
The piece recalls the nation's call to arms, the Civil War's blue and gray clash, and veterans honored with flowers. It reflects on Appomattox, reunion, and the enduring sacrifice of soldiers who shaped a united country, urging reverence for their graves and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Abraham
Sons of the North
Appomattox
Columbia's
Hamlet Resident Visits In Vicinity This Weekend
Mrs Julius Baker of Hamlet visited the area from Friday to Saturday evening Merrill Manz acts as Erie agent at Palmer for a couple of weeks Charlie Prettyman stopped by Saturday evening en route home to Knox to spend Sunday with his family The text includes garbled phrases about graves and tas diad with unclear meaning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Held
South Bend
Maccabee Lodge
Austin Lakin
DeMotte
J. B. Lakin
Indianapolis
Knox
Hamlet
Emery Beetham
Yomer
Lester Short
Round Lake
Knox Boys
Bass Lake
Gull Point
Julius Baker
Merrill Manz
The
Erie
Palmer
Charlie Prettyman
Hig
Wint 92
Epeniny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gianly
A.J. Bunnell
Winamac
Frank Trinosky
Fred Sonnenberg
Kinglish Lake
Burcth’s Hall
Tom Tinney
Felix Serocaynski
Gburch
J. O. Johnson
Gedar Halls
Iowa
Johnson
Logansport
Bill’ Green
Michigan City
Enos Brumbaugh
Young America
T. E. Brumbaugh
Green
Texas
Amer Green
Luella Mabbitt
Buck” Stanley
Winona
Lakin
Helen Seroczynski
St. Wayne
Burch's Hall
R. D. Kline
Streator
T. G. Hartigan
Chas. Bryant
Keiser
Lowell
Felix Seroczynski
North
Judson
Mae Falvey
Mike D. Falvey
Winamac High School
Rose
Elizabeth
Catherine Neuport
Anna Schricker
Harry Goble
Denham
W. A. Noland
Rebekah Lodge
G. W. Lawrence
Grand Lodge
C. W. Weninger
Geo. Weninger
Comemon Schools
Starke
William Bailey
Noland Colwell
Mabel Olsen
Elvera Pearson
George Bredberg
Jennie Larson
Maude M. Spencer
Norman Stephenson
Hazel Collins
Thomas Johnsona
Joseph E. Lucas
Dollie Brooke
Clarence McVey
Center Township
Clira Heilman
Belle Pyers
Wilfer Byer
Walter Valentine
Davis Township
Gertrude M. Bliss
Carl Brown
Elsworth Childs
Olen Omer York
William Duncan
Iona Patrick
Jackson Township
Mary I. Reynold
Irvin E. Bogart
North Bend Township
Mabel Bush
Gertrude Jones
Blanche Britton
Alvina Zank
Myrtle Grove
Ruth Castleman
Catherine Casper
Oregon Township
Sylvia Johnson
Georiana Schwab
Glen Reinhardt
Draper Camp
Vertie L. Sibert
May Gardner
Gertrude Goppert
Chas. E. Vincent
Frithiof Olfstedt
Lyman Kinney
Washington Township
Alonzo Hale
Ethel Ransbottom
Blanche Ransbottom
Herman Rodgers
John
Unume
Byron Y. Roberts
Chas. Hallengren
Julia Geddes
Mamie
Rmiter
Wayne Township
Ida’ M. Geiger
Leta B. VanDerweele
Big Newell
John Talr
Helen Lou
Wls. Peters
Annie Stevenson
Nellie Warren
Palmer Cole
Russell Shilling
Fred Cooper
Everett Pletcher
Carrie FL Robbins
Grace Clark
Glens Hudson
L. J. Clements
Edith Arnstdorty
Lottie Boles
Howard Sam
Hazel Emigh
Scout Gorrell
Orag
Dunfee
Ferne O. Ellis
Jdassie Kessler
Winnie Sharp
Neema Portious
Norte Aedson
Anna Vogeleosang
Ruth Clark
Elevne Moderhack
Nellie Fletcher
J. Clare Beetham
Robert Jorcensen
Clyde Tomlinson
Sylvia Tibos
J. W. Kabeny
Constance Tucker
Natherine Neuport
George Fuley
Ann Wardesty
Willard Smith
Venus Snider
Walter Jobenso
Fenry Cliasen
John K. Bolebaugh
Albert Lindholm
Irist
Jacobsen
May Bolenbaugh
Ova Marsh
Tuis Mash
Bertha B. Bell
Ciyna Klatt
Chas B
Mettheld
Donald Appleman, Lillie Kratt
San
California Township
Inmenmorial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!