Newspapers Pay for Time Tables Amid Rail Fare Debate
The public has suffered as railroads shift from free timetable notices to cash payments. Newspapers say the year’s change stems from Hepburn bill fears and years of unpaid transportation. Few papers receive free space for timetables, yet readers lose access to schedule information.
Ice Cream Season Sparks World Reform Debate
A playful note on reform rhetoric and the futility of actions divorced from true change. The piece juxtaposes a braying symbol and a kicking impulse as a metaphor for ineffective tactics in addressing global issues.
Grand Army Encampment At Fort Wayne Attracts Veterans
The State Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic is in Fort Wayne this week with many veterans and citizens gathered. Fort Wayne spent about $10,000 to cover expenses and city decorations showcase preparations for the visitors as the encampment began May 22 and closes May 24.
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Merchants urged to use advertising for business growth
A note to merchants explains advertising opens opportunity by attracting customers. Direct statements in ads build business, reputation, and customer loyalty, with low costs and persistent presence in every issue recommended.
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Claypool Lumber & Coal Co Paints and Decor Ad
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co promotes a wide range of paints and decor supplies. The ad promises extensive selection and quality products for home painting needs.
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My Best Friend Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
A reader from Fort Edward N Y extolls Dr Kings New Discovery for asthma and incipient consumption cured six years ago. He claims the remedy relieved his son’s wife’s symptoms and left him perfectly well after the first battle ended. He adds the medicine’s power over coughs and colds is marvelous.
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Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
N. Y
Stork Delivers Baby at Mishawaka Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Ferree of Mishawaka welcomed a healthy baby girl Monday at their home as she arrived in the regu lar spring distribution of favors.
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Frank Ferree
Mishawaka
Winona Lake season set with famed ensembles and soloists
The Winona Lake assembly promises a star filled summer with Theodore Thomas orchestra, Mrs Thos Whallon soloist, the Dunbar Quartet, and the Rogers band among others. Highlights include the Lake’s national choral contest, concerts by Verna Page Sam Labbergen, Brahm Vandenberg and more, starting June 8 and running through August 28.
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Rogers
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Thomas Orchestra
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Northwestern University
Chicago
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Middle West
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Second Presbyterian Church
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Ohio
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America
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Riverview Park Opens May 25 Largest City Park in Area
Riverview Park undergoes a complete transformation and opens Saturday May 25 as Chicago's largest park by acreage. The season features Kyrl and his band in a new band shell, Big Otto and his Wild Animal Show, and The Great Train Robbery production with a teal engine and passenger coaches. Over thirty trained horses and about one hundred thirty performers participate in the show.
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Administrator's Sale Notice for Nathat Garman Estate
The administrator of the estate of Nathat Garman deceased will offer for sale at the decedent's residence about two and a half miles east of Silver Lake in Kosciusko county Indiana. Personal property includes livestock tools wagons plows harness and other items. Cash sales under five dollars. over five dollars notes with security due nine days after date. May 6 1907.
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Nathat Garman
Silver Lake
Lake “Township
Kosciusko County
Sala
Kodol Cure Promotes Digestion Against Sour Stomach
An ad-like snippet touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and sour stomach by restoring natural digestive juices. It claims the product supports digestion, relieves debility and stomach catarr, and improves appetite and strength.
The Chutes Resort Offerings of Le Land
The resort presents animated exhibits from neon to noise. Attractions include cascades bikes Loop the Loop Laughing Alley air automobiles the smallest railway and mirrors with a palace of illusions and vaudeville acts. Weldon's military band performs.
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Weldon
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