Rural Carriers Salary Hike and World’s Fair Admissions Rise
After July 1 the salary of rural mail carriers will rise from 600 to 720 a year. Last week’s paid admissions to the World’s Fair exceeded prior records by 40 000. A general Montana snow storm hit Friday with the mercury at 30 degrees above zero. The Democrats plan to meet in St Louis on July 6 to nominate a ticket. The Anti Saloon League shows 192 remonstrances, well above the required majority. Uncle Sam aims to house 11 600 families in western states and open nearly 2 000 000 acres for settlement. Measures are being taken to curb toy pistols and indiscriminate cannon fire crackers for safety.
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Montana
Uncle Sam
Minnesota
Dakotas
Oregon
Fourth of July Fireworks Prompts Cautious Public
Local merchants stock up on toy pistols rockets and crackers as preparations for the Fourth of July intensify. Citizens brace for noise with some planning to retreat to the woods, while others anticipate typical demonstrations of celebration and potential disturbances.
Fragmentary OCR Clues Pose a Distracted Street Scene
Fragmented text images show scattered phrases about a street setting with unclear subjects. The unreadable lines suggest a narrative or captions but lack coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
Local News and Personal Mention at Silver Lake
W A Stickel visited North Manchester Tuesday. Mrs Charles Lunsford was a Wabash visitor Monday. Leonard Dickey visited North Manchester Monday. A large Michigan City excursion delegation will join the town. Mr and Mrs J C Babcock were guests in Rochester. Rev T M Hill visited from Barket. Several residents traveled to St Louis recently. Miss Mildred Donaldson of Warsaw visited here. Douglas Shierman and family stayed in Akron over the weekend. Alfred Price returned from Plymouth for a funeral. Frank DeLaughter fractured a leg hauling gravel. The Mutual Telephone Company plans a new directory. Fireworks sold at Corner Drug Store. The Michigan City excursion is July 13. Miss Ella Stickel leaves RECORD. Edythe Rhodes to replace her.
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Ella Stickel
Edythe Rhodes
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted By North Manchester Advertisers
An advertisement urges residents to stock Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for accident burns and wounds, touting it as the best on earth. It notes sale at Corner Drug Store and invites curiosity about a Jack named Big Jim at the Fair Grounds, with contact for Isenberger & Fleming of North Manchester.
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Isenberger & Fleming
Big Jim
North
Manchester
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UVWY
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Frank Getty
Ruth
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Maurers
Mildred Donaldson
Warsaw
Fannie Shipley
Miss Ritter
Tippecanoe
W. F. Helser
Jefferson Street
Stout & Son
Douglas Shierman
Akron
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Alda Lukens
Louis Ernest
Evansville
Ind
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Alfred Price
Plymouth
William Reynolds
Frank DeLaughter
Busserd
Here
Walt Homican
Winona
U. B
Wilson Hoover
Pierceton
Ephraim Wells
Hoover
Kosciusko County Mutual Insurance Company
H. A. Ferree
Jassie
Andrews
Ferree
Maurer’s
A. C. Chambers
Grandma Drudge
Miss Cloe Drudge
Anderson
South Hill
A. K. Denney
Wabash County
Quorner Drug Store
Ethel Dickey
The
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Robert Luke Bay
Mrs. J. J. Babcock
Zimmerman’s
T. C. McClure
Nellie
Goshen
Reeser
Hanes
William Hanes
Yellow Creek Lake
Alda Lukees
Selah Leonard
James Harter
Disko
Grace Bryant
Mrs. Simpson
A. Reeser
Earl Haney
New Paria
Earl
J. H. Keplinger
Cicero
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