Death of Casper Brown 82 in last October at local home
Casper Brown an early settler died Friday morning October 28 at the local place aged 82 years 9 months and 20 days. Born in Germany he came to America as a child then moved from Ohio to Indiana in 1855. Survived by two sons George T and W H Brown a daughter Mrs William Sillman ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral held at Bethel church Sunday with Rev Kline officiating.
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Casper Brown
Germany
America
Ohio
Indiana
Geo. T
W. H. Brown
William, Sillman
Mr. Brown
Bethel Church
Rev. Kline
Rule of Law and Freedom in a Free Country
The text urges tolerance in political differences and defends freedom of opinion as a cornerstone of democracy. It argues for calm, rational debate, respect for others' convictions, and the idea that most voters have already chosen their path. It emphasizes civility and sustained civil discourse in politics.
Vinegar Mishap Bets the Vinegar Jug Carrier
Gordon Gresso son of E W Gresso had a spill on cellar stairs last Saturday while carrying two jugs of vinegar. He slipped, fell, breaking both jugs and dousing himself in vinegar.
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Gordon Gresso
E. W. Gresso
Church Built in Five Hours by Gary Congregation
In Tolleston Gary the Christian church completed a house of worship in five hours under Pastor Rev Martha Stout Trimble. Volunteers carried in an organ and furniture from the lawn and installed them as dedicatory services were held by women of the congregation before serving supper to workers and reporters.
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Thomas A, Edison
Christian Church of
Gary
Martha Stout Trimble
Tolleston
Hustlers Seek Meals From Farmers In The Country
Frank and Alvah, traveling salesmen, pursue wood selling prospects by inviting themselves to farmers for a meal. They usually succeed but last Friday targeted Jacob Butterbaugh who was threshing and short of help. They got their dinner and left hungry.
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Frank
Alvah
Jacob Butterbaugh
Mr. Butterbaugh
Song Birds Should Not Be Killed At Anytime
Opinion urges enforcement of state law prohibiting killing song birds. Highlights blue jay as beneficial for trees and gardens by destroying insects and argues farmers should judge violators.
Things to be Thankful For campaign notice
The text lists reflections on gratitude including good crops, a six month winter, coal cheaper than meat, a nearing campaign end, Halloween yearly, and punctual subscribers. It reads as a light, humorous civic notice praising community qualities and timely payments.
Base Ball Fans Now Have to Take a Back Seat
A note in this period piece states that baseball fans must step aside for a while and devote attention to past days for several months, signaling a temporary halt or shift in local sports focus.
Cline & Co Offer Full Line of Copyright Books
Cline and Company advertise a complete catalog of the latest published copyright books for readers and collectors. The listing emphasizes new titles and a broad selection across genres.
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Cline & Co
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Abe Jontz
A surprise 53rd birthday gathering was held at the Jontz home last Friday evening October 28 with many relatives neighbors and friends in attendance. Oysters popcorn and candy were served as a good crowd joined in the celebration despite stormy weather.
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Abe Jontz
Jontz
Jon Fitton
W. J. Fitton
Clyde
B. Cline
H. L. Oldfather
al. E. Regenos
Gus Bouse
Derey Perry
Glen Tullis
Hi. G. Jontz
Jim
Evert Jontz
Chester Jontz
Patty Jontz
Jolly
Hazel Brown
J. D. Cline
John Hearey
Elsie Stout
Josephine Carpenter
Neva Hamman
Ross Stout
Una Oldfather
Death of Mrs. E. T. Pritchard in Georgetown Lilingis
Mrs. E. T. Pritchard died after a Sunday stroke at her Georgetown Lilingis home. Her husband Dr. E. T. Pritchard had died a few weeks earlier. Funeral services were held on Tuesday.
For Sale Cheap 1237 Inquiries Around REcorp Office
A fragment notes a young person in the REcorp office described as not a strong worker but good at sleeping mornings. Inquiries are directed to Jacob the butcher for further details.
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Jacob
First Snowfall Signals Bountiful Next Year
The article notes the first real snow of the season fell Thursday night and Friday, totaling about three inches. Old settlers say the way the snow clung to trees Saturday morning suggests a bountiful crop next year.
Decency Should Forbid Smoking in Public Places
Opinion argues that no statute bans smoking yet common decency should prevent cigarette use where others cannot escape the odor. It notes most people prefer fresh air and are forced to endure the smell when smokers nearby.
Death of George T. Johnson of Argos
George T. Johnson born June 24 1858 in Argos died October 27 1910 in Marion aged 52 4 3. He married Lugenia Callahan April 4 1884 and they shared 26 years of marriage. Survived by wife and relatives, his funeral was held at Silver Lake with Rev A D Buck officiating and burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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George T. Johnson
Henderson
Julia Johnson
Argos
Marion
Lugenia Callahan
Jesse and
Catharine Callahan
Silver Lake
Charlott Brenneman
A. D. Buck
Lakeview Cemetery
Card of Thanks for George T. Johnson
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness shown during the burial of our beloved husband and nephew Mrs. George T. Johnson Mrs. Charlatt Brenneman.
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George T. Johnson
Charlatt Brenneman
Postal Department Aims for One Cent Postage
The postal department expects to become self sustaining within a year and to implement one cent postage for the first time in years. Analysts foresee the low rate as feasible amid improving finances and efficiency.
Hurty Seeks New Law For Rabies Bite Relief
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the state board of health aims to push a 1909 failed bill again in the next general assembly. The plan would levy a state tax on all dogs to fund a laboratory and institute to treat persons bitten by rabid animals at no cost.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
General Assembly
Local Couple Informs Son-In-Law Dead In Mill Accident
Mr and Mrs John Goss of two miles east of town received a telephone message from Marion that their son in law Doll Welch was instantly killed at about three o clock Thursday morning while at work in a paper mill there. Details of the accident were not provided and the Gosses left for Marion on the early train.
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John Goss
Town
Marion
Doll Welch
Goss
Making Wild Guesses on the Election Results
The piece mocks election prognosticators predicting outcomes for the upcoming vote. It notes reporters will miss the real result by wide margins and that few precinct committeemen can forecast within twenty votes. The author likens forecasts to outdated weather predictions.
News items sent to RECORD office in error
A brief note states that all news items have been transmitted to the RECORD office for processing. No additional details are provided about content or outcomes.
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Record Office
Funeral for Martin Hickman at Wabash attended by Smiths
Samuel Smith and his wife were summoned to Wabash on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Martin Hickman held yesterday afternoon. Hickman was a brother to Mrs. Smith.
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Wabash
Samuel Smith
Martin Hickman
Mr. Hickman
Soon Time to Shoot Quail
The quail shooting season opens next Thursday November 10 and runs until January 1 as hunters await the start date.
Arrests in Indiana 1909 by race and gender totals
State statistician J J Peetz reports 10619 drunkenness arrests in Indiana in 1909. Of these 319 white women 684 colored men and 158 colored women were recorded, leaving 9458 white men. Cities totaled 54338 arrests for all offenses with 16247 fines, 3462 imprisoned, 2509 acquitted and 3209 dismissed.
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Indiana
J.J. Peetz State Statistician
Mrs. A J Kulp Departs Adel for Iowa Winter Stay
Mrs. A J Kulp of Adel Iowa begins her homeward journey after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Hay and relatives nearby. She travels with her parents who will visit Mr and Mrs Kulp for a period before returning home.
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A. J. Kulp
Adel
Iowa
Martin Hay
Borrow Trouble and Its Calm Reassurance
A reflective piece warns against constant worry and foreboding about health and daily events. It argues fretful minds misread signs, inflame temper, and harm body and spirit, urging cheerfulness to counter imagined doom and improve daily work.
Farmers Institute Planned for Silver Lake This Winter
Community leaders plan a Farmers Institute in Silver Lake this coming winter to bring practical lectures from the Pur Experiment Station. Local business supporters have funded most costs by donation, and officials will set a date and arrange competent lecturers to maximize benefit for attendees.
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Pur
Tia
Surprise Sendoff For Meyers Family To California
Friday evening relatives and friends gathered east of the city to honor Mr and Mrs L Meyers as they prepare to leave Indiana. They sold their Homestead near Peru for 320 and retain 85 acres in Erie township and two properties in Catarnia. The Meyers plan to start for the Pacific coast around November 25 and will spend a day or two longer here before departing.
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L. Meyers
Cit
Meyers
Los Miami County
Myers
Indiana
America
Peru
Erie Township
Catarnia
Pacific Coast
Farmers Bank Tax Collection Notice
During thirteen years in banking, we have never allowed a man's taxes to go delinquent when entrusted to our care. We take a personal interest in ensuring no part of any assessment paid here goes delinquent. We are now collecting the Fall installment for Kosciusko and Wabash counties. Let us attend to your taxes for you.
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Kosciusko
Wabash
Farmers Bank
The Public Sale Season Opens With Preprinted Bills
The article urges sellers to prepare early for public sales and list all items while still at the property. It recommends making a written list on paper, bringing it to the office for printing, and emphasizes reasonable sale prices and readiness.
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Copstight
Schwab Clothing
Schwab
St. Louis
E. W. Gresso & Co
G. T. Johnson
Lakeview
Ceme
Tery
Dr. Hurty
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