Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Pediatric Cure
Elgin Illinois resident A J Brisbin touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe candy lozenge that expels worms and restores health in children. The ad claims relief from nervousness, digestive pains, feverishness, and bad breath and notes availability from druggists or by mail for 25 cents.
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Mire
A. J. Brisbin
Elgin
Ill
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cavenders Visit Jaques Family in Local Reunion
Mrs J C Cavender and her children traveled from Hobart to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs M Jaques. Mrs F D Hayman and Mrs W H Davis left for Winona on Monday for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cavender
Hobart
Mr. M. Jaques
F. D. Hayman
W. H. Davis
Winona
Family from Brazil attends Zimmerman reunion in Kendallville
Blard Zimmerman and family arrived from Brazil Sunday night and stayed until Wednesday before traveling to Kendallville for the Zimmerman family reunion at Artie Zimmerman’s home yesterday. They plan a visit before returning home. Miss Neva Tromminium returned from Indianapolis last Saturday after a two week stay visiting relatives.
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Blard Zimmerman
Brazil
Kendallville
Zimmerman
Artie Zimmerman
Bere
Neva Tromminiun
Indianagelis
Lost In silver Lake on Aug 3 found at RECORD
Lost token described as a square broad hand painted with roses missing from Silver Lake area. If found please leave at RECORD allice.
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Silver Lake
Allice
Local Farm Notes Mention Hogs and House Updates
Monroe Kreiter is unwell. Threshers report poor oat turnout. Mrs Putwen nearly weatherboarded her new house. Mary Kraitz has been ill at the Martin Hay home but improving. Martin Hlav paints pump house and outbuildings. Hog cholera spreads reaching David Leckrone’s place. Jacob Rhodes and Albert Cauffman report sick hogs. cholera feared.
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Mary -Krait
Martin Hay Home
David Leckrone Place
Jacob Rhodes
Albert Cauffman
Legal notices in The Record to secure entitlements
Instruction to readers to place legal notices in The Record for maximum control. Advises listing appointments administrators executors guardians surveys roads ditches real estate sales and other notices to ensure publication choice aligns with payer interests. Warns that attorneys may publish in their own papers if not directed.
Myrtle-Glenn Park welcomes many visitors for summer stay
Indianapolis resident Mr. Kramer visits the Grubb cottage while Mrs. Grubb is his daughter. Lert Warner and wife from North Manchester arrive for a ten day lake stay, arriving Monday. Charles Wick returns to Fort Wayne after a stay at the Ed Schock cottage. Frank Howard and wife from Kokomo come for a two week visit. Swatz Heren Deen from Chicago visits his sister in town. Curtis Conway and wife head home to Blue Island Illinois after a week at the park. Mr and Mrs Can Wis and Mr and Mrs R R McDaniel with daughter Katherin of Danville occupy cottages for three weeks, the McDaniels recalling last year’s visit.
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Lert Warner
North
Manchester
Charles Wick
Fort Wayne
Ed Schock
Curtis Conway
Blue Island
Ilinois
R.R. McDaniel
Katherin
Danville
Petition for Free Gravel Roads in Lake Township Kosciusko
A filed petition dated July 16 1913 to Kosciusko County Commissioners requests construction of two free gravel roads in Lake Township. The document names E W Gresso and over fifty free holders and voters, seeks engineer and viewers appointment, road four miles long, 40 feet wide, to be funded by taxation and donation, and to be voted as one road. The notice sets August 8 1913 for presentation to the board.
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Otloce
Kosciusko County
Indiana
E. W. Gresso
Lake Township
Board of Commissioners
County of
Kosciusko
State of
Said
Said Lake Township
Said Township
Silver Lake
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Charles Brown
G. A. Brush and Wife
Monroe Kreiter
Martin H
Myrtle-Glenn Park News
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Myers Lye Coo
Dept. H.L. St.louis
State of Indiana
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Board OF the County Commissioners
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Peoples Mutual Telephone Company
Per H. L. Oldfather
Secy
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J. C. Hay
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W. H. Kern
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John Summe
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John Haney
Frantz Rager
Ira Coy
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E. W. Maggart
L. M. Burdge
C. E. Gresso
C. A. Pearson
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