Bold Robbery Hits Packerton in Monday Night Theft
Cracksmen raided Packerton drilling three holes in the O R Scott store safe using nitro glycerin and fuses. They escaped with a horse and buggy and about 313 in cash plus jewelry. Neighbors heard explosions but saw no burglars and the trail leads six miles south near North Manchester. This is the third break in at Mr Sells store in five years.
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Packerton
Noanne
Bert Fisher
Fisher
Manchester
Blekenstad
Sells Stare
Burke Hair
Weekly Publishers Orginaire Formed in County
Luis Sertiem of the state led a gathering to establish the Weekly Publishers Association. The group, called Phedudrana Asseciaters Werek, aims to advance the welfare of the craft and exchange views with brother editors. It will not challenge local weeklies or cause conflicts with county editors.
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Luis Sertiem
Ato Grostenmfast Priday
Phedudrana Asseciaters Werekdies
Ani
Bachelor2 Club Opens New Meeting Rooms
The Bacheloers Couhle club, formed by local bars, met in their new upstairs rooms above the Farmers Bank. An outside stair leads to polished apartments lit by electricity where members enjoyed a sociable evening with late refreshments.
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Minth
Farmers Bank
Do Not Repeat It Governs Gossip and Reputation
A cautionary note warns against repeating harmful stories that could damage reputations. It urges restraint, advising to forget the rumor and avoid spreading it, as such tales can be harmful and easily circulate.
People’s Mutual Telephone declares ten percent dividend
The stockholders of the People’s Mutual Telephone Company are informed that a ten percent dividend has been declared by the company.
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People’s Mutual Telephone Company
Unable to Go a Step Further in Local Tale
A North Manchester woman hears of her mother planning to remarry and she must sit down and cry, unable to go a step further in the tale.
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Manchester
Quail hunting opens November 10 amid cautious farms
Farmers report a fair quail crop for the season though water shortages force birds to seek moisture near ponds and streams. They warn that excessive early dog training by city hunters could reduce quail numbers before the legal season begins.
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Quai B
All Figured Out Why County Editors Get Rich
A humorous critique traces payments through birth and death events showing doctors ministers undertakers and editors profiting from life milestones. The piece ends with an advertisement for Pearson's Restaurant offering fresh bread.
Church Installs New Heating System
Lutheran church members have spent days excavating for a furnace. Drainage and furnace room work is nearly finished and will be appreciated by church members and the public once completed.
Pearson's Fresh Bread Draws Loyal Morning Shoppers
For fresh and fine bread, Pearson's remains the dependable choice as morning patrons fill the bakery. The shop draws steady crowds with crusty loaves and warm pastries.
Drought Ravaged Indiana in the Fall of 1871
A historical account recalls a severe drought in Indiana during fall 1871 with warm, rainless weeks. Trees shed leaves early, grass burned, stock wandered for water, and fires spread rapidly. Panic grew as fires threatened communities from Peshtigo to Chicago, prompting strict fire safety and volunteer firefighting efforts.
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Jeff
Peshtigea
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Tangiuna
O’leary
PeRoven Street
Chicago
ClUsens
M. E. Aid Society Meets at Mrs Hettie Smith Home
The M. E. Aid Society met Tuesday October 6 with Mrs Hettie Smith west of town. Seven members attended and all enjoyed a good time. Mrs Smith served a sumptuous supper.
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M. E. Aid Society
Hettie Smith
Struck by Falling Limb in Woods Injures Harter
Jord Harter was struck on the head by a falling limb while cutting timber in William Butterbaugh woods last Friday. A second tree caused a limb to snap back and strike him, leaving a gash on his forehead. had the impact been an inch higher, it could have proved fatal.
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Jord Harter
William Butterbaugh
Narrow
Hatter
Right Now Is the Time to Subscribe for Silver Lake Record
A neighbor urges readers to subscribe to the Silver Lake Record, noting it may be lent or kept on hand by the owner who dislikes parting with the newspaper. The message emphasizes timely subscription.
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Silver Lake
Visit the Schools How Many Heads Enter the School Room
A column urges heads of families parents business men and leaders to visit schools. It questions public engagement with teachers and students and urges readers to act and visit the classrooms to support the great work of education.
Elkhart County to Hold Local Option Election in 1909
Elkhart County plans a local option vote early in 1909 with an anti saloon stance in place. About 2,500 signatures from county voters are needed to call the election.
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Elkhart County
Public sale discounts at REcorp advertise in paper free
Hold a public sale and call on REcorp to print sale bills. Prices are lower than competitors in the area and the company offers a free newspaper advertisement for all bills printed at REcorp. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Teachers of Lake Town Hold Second Institute Meeting
The teachers of Jake Townshi will meet at the High School building next Saturday at 9 00 a m for the second institute of the school year. The program includes opening exercises roll call readings from literature music and assignments with lectures on the English government and other topics. The aim is to promote better teaching in common-school subjects and all are urged to attend.
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Jake Townshi
Mngram
J. E. Wagnerj
Opal Kerlin
Lulu
Alda Lukens
J. D. Cline
Visits Here After Many Years By Tucker Family
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tucker of North Yackama Washington visit J A Meek home and nearby relatives. Tucker born on a farm south west of town, has lived in Washington nearly forty years amassing real estate, now enjoying life. The couple has only returned to Indiana once since leaving in 1871 about twenty years ago.
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Yackama
Wash
J. A. Meek
Mr. Tucker
State of
Washington
Er. Tucker
Hoosier
Auditorium Planned for Winona Seats 10009
Plans call for a large Winona auditorium with seating for 10 009 and an estimated cost of about 100 000 dollars. The project aims to provide a central venue for events and community gatherings, reflecting local plans for infrastructural growth.
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Winona
Times Change From Then To Now In Everyday Health
The piece contrasts past and present practices from illnesses to treatment and daily life. It notes old remedies like hot foot soaks and pork neck wraps versus modern cures such as tonsil surgery and hospital care. It references shifts in fashion, dining, travel, and political funding as times change.
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Young People’s Reading Circle
Carrie Rhodes
Prof Botts
Martindale
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Roosevelt
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Mrs. Lewis Tucker
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