Local Doctor to Locate Here Rendel Joins Town Practice
Dr. C. F. Rendel, a young Indianapolis physician, has arranged to set up offices in town once improved space is ready. He is a Indiana Medical College graduate with six years in Indianapolis and has practiced at Deaconess Hospital. Neatly rented Pearson room next door to the restaurant for offices and consultations. Also recounted is a humorous church incident with a thread mishap on a well dressed man.
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C. F. Rendel
Indianapolis
Our Town
Rendal
Indiana Medical College of Indianapolis
Deaconess Hospital
Rendel
Pearson
Resturant
Lumber Wanted by J. W. Strauss North Manchester
J W Strauss seeks timber in North Manchester offering the highest price for all kinds. A card will bring a man to see you.
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J. W. Strauss
North Manchester
Town Trade Will Grow From Active Merchants
An exchange states that a town reaches after trade only if merchants pursue surrounding markets, advertise vigorously, and keep promises. The growth comes from local entrepreneurs who actively attract customers beyond hometown lines. A town’s reputation for hustle depends on its own men, not distant neighbors.
Gift From U B Church Honors Longtime Pastor
Rev F Thomas of North Manchester honored by St Joseph conference for fifty five years of service to the United Brethren denomination. He has never resigned a pastorate, served as presiding elder, and for two decades has been secretary of the Preachers Aid Society. The conference approved a $700 resolution to complete a church purchase.
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F. Thomas
Manchester
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
U. B
St. Joseph
Thomas
Preachers’ Aid Society
St. Joseph Conference
Entertained At Claypool Lodge Social Evening
Twenty two members of the Silver Leaf Lodge No. 496 D of R visited Claypool at the invitation of Home Lodge No. 11t D of R. They enjoyed a royal evening with nice refreshments and fraternal fellowship. Attendees included C. E. Wiltrout G. K. Smith Mesdemes John Ayers L. D. Underhill Ira Leckron C. A. Pearson L. W. Myers C. BE. Wiltrout H. Paulus S. B. Burdge S. F. Mekrill C. W. Shipley C. C. Carter W. Smith and Misses Georgia Letter Franc Carter Nellie Thacker Lulu Drudge Fannie Shipley Mionie Thacker Austa Yount and Mary Stickel.
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Claypool
Sliver Leaf Lodge
Silver Leaf Lodge
C. E. Wiltrout
G. K. Smith
Mesdemes John Ayers
L. D. Underhill
Ira Leckron
C. A. Pearson
L. W. Myers
C. BE. Wiltrout
H. Paulus
S. B. Burdge
S. F. Mekrill
C. W. Shipley
C. C. Carter
W. Smith
Georgia Letter
Franc Carter
Nellie Thacker
Lulu Drudge
Fannie Shipley
Mionie Thacker
Austa Yount
Mary Stickel
Beloit Man Reports Prosperity and Health at Home
S. D. Henderson of Beloit Wisconsin arrived here Tuesday morning to remain for several days to handle personal business. He reports things at home are generally prosperous and all are in good health.
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S. D. Henderson
Beloit
Wis
Dirt Doesn't Darken the Home Like Death
A neighbor answers a woman's question about keeping children and husband from littering the house. The reply emphasizes that muddy feet and fingerprints are minor, while a mother’s heart bears a lasting shadow from a son turning to evil. The letter argues a husband’s home should be a refuge and that others have no say in family habits.
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John
Rev Tillman Denies Sight Loss Reports
Rev. Tillman writes to say reports of his eyesight loss are exaggerated and largely untrue. He states he has only minor issues, has not quit the ministry, and that informants in last week's Record were misinformed though connected with his church work.
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Tillman
Voice of Dead Girl Heard at Minnie Nelson Funeral
The funeral of Miss Minnie Nelson at 1811 Kenmore Avenue Chicago featured a phonograph replay of her singing Nearer My God to Thee. Nelson a music teacher fell ill suddenly and died. mourners heard her piano voice echo through the service.
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Minnie Nelson
Kenmore Avenue
Chicago
Miss Nelson
Ogden Taken to National Soldiers' Home at Marion
Samuel Ogden received favorable action for admission to the National Soldiers' Home at Marion. He departed Tuesday morning on the 10 35 train with comrade B F Bolinger. Mrs Ogden was sent to her daughter Mrs Cyrus Doub's home south of town. Her health has failed all winter and her husband suffers from a cancerous facial growth, making the separation distressing.
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Samuel Ogden
National Soldiers’ Home
Marion
B. F. Bolinger
Coldest Valentine Day This Winter In Carrington ND
A Dakota weather note from Carrington North Dakota records February days with frigid lows and variable highs. Valentines Day reached 32 below at sunrise before warming to above zero by noon.
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St. Valentine’s Day
Fire narrowly averted at local home
Early Friday morning a spark from the stove started a small blaze at the home of Grandma Stout and Mrs Warren. Lizzie Wittenberger, who rooms there, woke, threw the burning garments outside, and extinguished the fire in time.
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Grandma Stout
Mrs.Warren
Mrs. Warren
Lizzie Whittenberger
Uncle Jonas Leckron Passes Eighty in Life Milestone
Uncle Jonas Leckron reached his eightieth birthday last Friday February 16 and visited town for several hours with friends amid winter illness. Although in poor health, he enjoyed the first downtown outing in over two months and remains in good spirits despite age.
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Jonas Leckron
Stave Factory Plans March Start Under E H Dicus
Arrangements are under way by E H Dicus to open the stave factory by March 1 if weather permits. Former employees are urged to seek immediate employment, with Dicus to finalize details before production begins.
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E. H. Dicus
Farmers Preparing for Likely Short Sugar Season
Local growers with sugar maple groves are busy readying for sap collection but expect a short season due to limited zero weather. Ground frost is needed to boost sap flow, and demand for maple syrup typically exceeds supply, with prices near one dollar per gallon.
G A R Death Rate Seen High in Indiana Posts
Reports to the G A R indicate over 500 veterans in Indiana posts will die in 1905. The Ko komo post records the heaviest toll with thirty deaths in the past year.
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Indiana
Kokomo
Indiana Governor to Call Special Session Over Storme Impeachment
Governor Hanly reportedly plans a special session to impeach Secretary of State Storme, back a two cent railroad fare bill, and seek state funds' interest from officers. He aims to push the policy before the April Republican convention, noting Storme’s resignation removes the need for an extra session.
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Hanly
Storme
Secret Orders Gather for Church Service in Silver Lake
Notice states K of P Lodge No 164 I O O F Lodge No 576 and D of R Lodge No 496 all of Silver Lake will attend services at the M M Church on Sunday February 25 at 10 30 a m with a sermon by Rev A E Sarah visiting brethren invited to attend
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K. of P. Lodge
D. of R. Lodge
Silver Lake
M.M
A. E. Sarah
Report on Damages Suit Against Erie Railroad Declared False
A circulating report claiming administrator W F Helser filed papers in a $10,000 damage suit against the Erie railroad over Cecil Oliver’s death in a locomotive boiler explosion last December is unfounded. No proceedings have been started.
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W.F. Helser
Erie. Railroad Company
Cecil Oliver
Meetings at Lutheran church extend another week
The ongoing series at the Lutheran church enters its fourth week with Rev. Kain delivering sermons. The well attended services have inspired 12 converts, mostly young people, to commit to a better life and continue the good work.
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Lutheran Church
Kain
Mail Service on the Interurban Planned in Indiana
Postal officials consider establishing mail service on the interurban lines in Northern Indiana. Farmers along the routes urge the plan with strong letters from the community. Dozens of messages push for prompt implementation of the service.
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Indiana
J W Barkman Public Sale Announced Near New Paris
The notice speaks of J W Barkman selling his farm to A A Carter near New Paris and planning to move to Warsaw after the sale on a Saturday in March. Barkman and his wife are noted church workers in Fairview with Mrs Barkman teaching a Sunday school class named the Sunshine Band.
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J. W. Barkman
Barkman
A. A. Carter
New Paris
Blessed are they who mind their own business
A fragmentary passage extols personal diligence and moral behavior. It celebrates alertness to good deeds, kindness to animals and children, safety in small acts, honesty, and a conscience in daily life, portraying a maxim of prudent, principled living.
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Geo, L. Keeling
Newton M. Getty
Silver Lake, Ind
Alspaugh & Son
J.S. Marsh
Sale Crier
Farmers Bank
U. B. Church
The
D. of R
Lodge
Claypool Lodge
Wisconsin
Rev. Tillman
Dakota Weather Report
Carrington N. D
D-F. Kain
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