Two Men Arrested in Warsaw for Chicken Theft
Curtis Finton of Claypool and Carl Miller of Warsaw were arrested after 10 Brahma chickens were stolen from Charles Colbert. Finton confessed to stealing from Colbert and Jonathan Alexander, implicating Miller. Both men could not post a $300 bond and remain in county jail awaiting circuit court.
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Curtis Finton
Claypool
Warsaw
Charles Colbert
Finton
Charles Colber
Carl Miller
Mrs. Miller
Jonathan Alexander
Miller
Haas
Fashion and debt fill prison cells in pursuit of popularity
The piece argues that the urge to be fashionable and socially popular drives people into debt and crime. It warns that debt adds temptations and weak will, urging readers to live within their means and avoid frivolous expenditure to escape costly traps.
Quail from Ulm Germany Arrive for Indiana Experiment
Indiana Deputy State Game Commissioner Earle received three pairs of Hungarian quail from Julian Mohr of Ulm Germany for trials to possibly introduce the birds in larger numbers. The birds were taken to Earle’s home where they will be kept. They are claimed to be more prolific and hardier than local quail and better able to withstand cold and hunger and are easily domesticated.
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Ish
Earle
Julian Mohr
Ulm
Germany
Indiana
Destructive Fire at J A Browne Co Factory North Manchester
A large fire at J A Browne Co factory in North Manchester endangered the entire plant and electric light system. The stock room holding 25 000 to 30 000 dollars of goods was saved with some damage, while the boiler and engine room and machinery floor burned. Dynamos survived. belts ruined. About 35 000 dollars insurance. Origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Browne & Co
North Manchester
Electric Light
Only a Few Weeks Left to Secure Acreage
The pickle proposition remains unsettled with about forty acres already engaged. To establish a salting station for Silver Lake more acreage is needed, and two to three weeks remain to reach the required amount. Interested parties are urged to act and finalize the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
They Think the Lights and the Moon Can Talk
A young man escorts his lady to the gate and shares a farewell kiss after a conversation under the night sky. He and his companion joke that the moon and electric lights witnessed the moment. The piece advises couples to go indoors rather than linger at the gate.
Sunday Excursions on the Big Four
Big Four officials discuss possible end to Sunday excursion trains due to the two cent fare law. Wabash and Traveling Agent Kellum offer cautious responses amid long running debate. Freight department argues engines used for Sunday excursions could boost profits if redirected to freight. Rumors say Big Four may improve northern routes and add better trains soon.
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Wabash
Kellum
Freight Department
Big Four
Northern
Infant Donald Ray Brady Dies at One
Donald Ray son of Elza and Luella Brady born September 26 1905 died March 27 1907 aged one year six months and one day. Survived by a father mother a sister and relatives. Funeral held Saturday forenoon at 10 30 at Center C B Church Rev Wright officiating.
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Donald Ray
Elza
Luella Brady
Donald
Center C B. Church
Rev. Wright
Miss Orpha McClure Returns From Florida Trip
Miss Orpha McClure came home Saturday from St Petersburg Florida where she spent the winter months with Amiss Clara Keller and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha McClure
St Petersburg
Fla
Amiss Clara Keller
New Egg Firm Opens in Silver Lake Catering To Local Trade
E Braude handles a large egg stock since opening here proving the town is ready for business with someone driving it. Other lines of business could follow in Silver Lake if interested parties step forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Braude
Silver Lake
Rural Mail Carriers Get Increase in Pay
The postmaster general announced that starting July 1 1907 rural mail carriers on routes 24 miles or longer will earn 900 per year. Carriers earning under 720 will receive an 1800 raise to reach parity, while shorter routes remain with lower salaries.
Great Year for Poultry Raisers Noted at Martinsville
The year looks strong for poultry raisers as Mrs. F H Pletcher broke a record by hatching sixteen chicks from a single hen after laying fifteen eggs in Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
F.H. Pletcher
Fishing Season Now On in Full Swing
Fishing season is in full swing with anglers targeting the lake at all hours. The article notes some succeed in landing a good string of fish and return home with notable catches, while others slip away unseen in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicker
North Indiana M E Conference Meet Opens April in Logansport
The sixty fourth annual session of the North Indiana Methodist Conference will run April 10 to 15 at Market Street M E Church Logansport with Bishop McDowell presiding. The 294 ministers and 212 local preachers serve 495 churches and 56 811 Sunday pupils with robust activity in 7 444 officers and teachers.
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North Indiana M. E
Market Street M. E
Logansport
McDowell
Chicago
North Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Goshen
Muncie
Richmond
Wabash
M. E. Conference
Epworth League
Fish for Indiana Fish Commission to distribute spawning season stock
The United States Commission plans fish distribution starting June 1. Supply comes from Mississippi overflow waters and tributaries. After spring freshets, adult fish migrate, producing millions of minnows captured by commission men and loaded for summer distribution. Fish Commissioner Bower reports high Indiana demand and aims to fulfill orders.
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United States Commission
Mississippi
Fish Commission
Bower
Indiana
Hoosier State
New Rule Guides Wool Sheep Shearing Practices
A historic note on wool handling emphasizes profit from properly tied fleece. Mills favor compact fleece tied firmly with sufficient cord to hold the bundle, asserting lighter bindings reduce price. Farmers are urged to know the facts to maximize returns at shearing time.
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Hill & Haney
Tsi Erene
G. A. Brush
Record Office
M. Crawford
Swihart
WHS
Fea
Gre Hamilton
North
Manchester
Florida
the Record
M. E
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