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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
1
A brief travel feature invites readers to consider a summer sojourn combining rest and productive leisure. It highlights appealing destinations and suggests practical perks for busy professionals seeking balance this season.
The Shady Nook resort by Quiet Rest Co. opens on the north bank of Lake Gage in northern Indiana. It offers a commodious hotel, new improvements, family cottages with fishing tackle, Jersey milk, pure well water, strict sanitary regulations, daily mail telegraph and stage connections, and convenient access via the Fort Wayne branch of the L S M S Ry and the Lake Hack Line to Angola and Orland.
Commencing Sept 3 I will visit Burt Oak two days weekly for dental work. Our trimming room opens around Sept 15. Miss Kelham is in Toledo and will join us to lead the trimming department once her engagement ends. Mrs. VanEtta.
The undersigned offers public auction at his farm four miles east and two miles south of Orland. Items include two brown mares, nine year old mare, 45 ewes and 40 lambs, a buck, sow and six pigs, wagon, harness, cultivator, mowing and raking tools, drills and planters, hay, barn and corn, forks and shovels. Terms: cash, 5 percent interest on deferred payments, notes with approved security for nine months. Auctioneer A M Grady. owner Daf VanEtta.
The notice lists individuals E MORR M D Persiclar and Luxshow apart from residence, indicating a matter filed or recorded by a local authorities body. This brief entry notes names and a separate address reference.
In Camden Michigan August 25 Montgomery reports a figure resembling his first wife appears in the glass of a window at S. Blair's residence. The apparition varies in pose and attire, eludes erasure, and has drawn hundreds of visitors. Blair, now married to a second wife, recalls his former wife’s warning.
A curious note reports that no Indiana governor is alive while all their widows remain. It lists widows of Henry S. Lane Olive Morton Hendricks Gray Matthews Mount and others, noting pensions, debts, farms, and the strain of office.
The article traces pacing records from Flora Temple in 1856 to Maud S in 1900, noting successive improvements in trotters' times. It highlights key milestones, including Jay Eye See, Nancy Hanks, and other famed horses, and explains Temple earning the title Queen of the Turf for a decade.
The present champion of the turf holds records for the fastest time in trotting and for the quickest heat races. The piece also gathers several witty adages about fame, money, honesty, and hustle, illustrating public views on success and fortune.
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