Seventeen Year Funds to Visit Many Parts This Summer
A newspaper note says the seventeen year funds are slated to tour many regions this summer. It also mentions Panama expenditure records showing more Treasury digging than on the Isthmus. The annual M. E. Church conference is set for April in Alexandria, convenient for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
M. E. Church
Alexandria
J. Howard Wagner
Auburn
Cline & Co
Big Four
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction Co
Wabash
Cleveland News
Ohio Farmer -Weekly
J. A. Leckton
BOX of Bliss
School and civic notes from North Manchester area
Local items report fines for violations of city chicken ordinances in Goshen, graduation dress plans, rental listings, travel notes, and a flurry of small ads. The item also covers mortgage papers, seed and paint suppliers, a local undertaker, teacher turned publisher, medical tonics, and a railroad yard dispute with Big Four.
State Purchases Farm for Indian Village for Epileptics
The state has bought a farm near New Castle to establish the Indian Village for Epileptics. The tract covers 1,228.82 acres and the price paid is $122,882 an average of $100 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Tax Dodgers in Wabasa County Face Four Million Increase
Tax!ers at work weeks in Wabasa claim they will add about four million dollars to the county assessment. Parties found to have money and property not listed for taxation will soon receive notices to call and settle with the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabasa
The Street Loafer Boy Threatens Future
A warning notes that boys without business or permission on street corners risk a dangerous habit. It argues such loitering makes places unsafe for youths and threatens their future, while well behaved boys prefer books and news. Businessmen view street loafers as the dead beat of tomorrow.
Indiana claims firsts in public education history
The passage asserts Indiana led the world with the first infant school in America, the first western kindergarten, its integration into public schooling, the first industrial and trade school in the public system, the second Pestalozzian school, and the first gender equal public school system, plus the first free public system. Indiana leads in education of the mentioned character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Indiana
Notice to Contractors for Silver Lake School Addition
Sealed bids from contractors are invited for a two story two room brick building adjacent to the Silver Lake township school house. Completion by September 1 1906 with plans on file. Bids due March 28 1906 at 1 pm. Advisory board and trustees will award the contract. Bid bonds required. Co Leonard Trustee T Als-paugh advisory B Straus board March 14 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Lake
Co. L. Leonard
T. J. Alspaugh
B. B. Straus Board
Paper Hanging Service Open for Spring Scheduling
Local advert seeks customers for paper hanging with up to date guaranteed work. Early booking advised to secure preferred dates before busy season.
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Ayer
Mars
W. H. Beyner
Shelby
Ala
Ayer Go
Lowell
Maas
Panis
Jos
Metsger
Ira Lectrone
Sylvanus Fask
Babesck
Mosree
Cavender
Neak Frantic
Tea Lecergne
Pres
Sylvanus Pune
Vice Prez
C. EB
Stout, Cashier
Monroe Paulus
Bouse & Bowen
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Ind
Caplee
Goshen
Olinger
Lucinda
North
Manchester
W. J. Fitton
Indianapolis
Charles Carter
E. J. Wiltrout
Kansas City
Charlott Brenneman
Calvin George
Winona
Ralph Wiltrout
Swibarts
Key. Butler
U.B
Zimmerman
J. F. Oldfather
Rocky Mountain
Ed Skinner
Valparaiso
North Manchester Journal
Claypool Lumber Co
G. A. Brush
Recomp
C. W. Shipley
Chicago
Will Shipley
Davyoe
Devoe
F. M. Downing
Claypool Undertaker
J. C. Babcock
F. W. Zimmerman
J. J.babcock
Swihart
F. M.’ Metheny
Frederick Hines
Silves Lake
Mr. Metheny
Mr. Hines
A. Lively
J. W. Strauss
Olinger and Zabrosky
Hiram Rayer
Swiharts
E. G. Alspaugh
Warsaw
Castor
Minnie
Nellie Thacker
Michigan
German Evangelical Church
Record Office
BLISS
Eliza M. Kelly
East Center ST
Anna Meloy
Alspaugh & Son
The
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