Perry planned Pacific coast tour after wife death
The article details Brother Perry's planned solo tour versus his late wife’s passing. He will start in Denver and Salt Lake City, head to California for a winter stay, then return southward through Texas, Mississippi, and Georgia to visit Civil War battlefields. He recalls a long farming career in Indiana and Kansas, his wealth estimated around fourteen thousand dollars, and his service as a private in the Civil War.
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Mr. Perry
Pacific Coast
Texas
Mississippi
Georgia
Perry
Peretiia
Diske
Ind
Lee Bloor
Kansas
Indiana
Silver Lake
Wade
Resciusko County
Lake Township
Hener Tte
Brother Perry
Lafontaine Hotel Burns Yet Again In Series of Fires
In LaFontaine a $7,000 hotel owned by J. A. Shuster burned for the sixth time in two years. The blaze, occurring about ten days ago, left only $2,000 of insurance on the building and raised concerns over repeated losses in the town.
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LaFontaine
J. A. Shuster
Rattlesnake Killed Near Town By Sid Aker
Sid Aker killed a large rattler with ten rattles and a button on a road near his home southwest of town last week.
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Sid Aker
Turkey supplies may improve in some regions this fall
Reports from various localities indicate turkeys could be more plentiful this fall due to a dry season and abundant grasshoppers. Prices have been high in recent years, limiting buyers to those with means, but conditions may ease this season.
Olines Offers Full Book Line with Low Prices
Olines features a complete book selection with affordable pricing. Customers can browse a wide range of titles and find value on popular and new releases.
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Olines
Burned Hand Forces Charles True to Brief Vacation
Charles True sustained a severe burn on his left hand from hot lard spilled Friday morning. He traveled to Rochester Tuesday and will take a week to ten days of enforced vacation visiting relatives until he can return to work.
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Rochester
Death of Dr E T Pritchard at Georgetown Ill
A telegram from Fred Pritchard of Georgetown Ill announces the death of his father Dr E T Pritchard of that place on Sunday. The funeral was held Wednesday. Dr Pritchard and his family lived here for several years earning esteem. He had been in failing health after moving away about two years ago following a silent stroke and later additional strokes.
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Fred Pritchard
Georgetown, Ill
E. T. Pritch
Ard
J. M. Amiss
Under New Management at The Markle Journal
The Markle Journal is now under Burn Rogers ownership after he took possession a week ago. Rogers is a young, capable newspaper professional with years of experience and the paper wishes him abundant success.
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Burn Rogers
Rogers
Sleep With Window Open Suggested By Dr Schmucker
Dr Schmucker of Indianapolis told St Joseph county teachers that sleeping with windows wide open provides plenty of fresh air during sleep. The recommendation emphasizes ventilation for health and better rest.
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S. C. Schmucker
Indianapolis
St. Joseph County
Schmucker
Typhoid Epidemic Sweeps Peru Linked to Wabash Water
Peru faces a typhoid outbreak with over a hundred suspected cases. Officials blame contaminated water from the Wabash River used for cooking and drinking as the source of the epidemic. Local health authorities issue warnings and urge boiling water and sanitary precautions.
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Peru
Wabash
Currency in Circulation Increases by Twenty Cents per Person
The nation gains 20 cents per person this month with total currency in circulation rising by about 22 million dollars. As of Sept 1, 3 155 726 847 dollars were in circulation and wealth per capita stood at 34.38 dollars.
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United States
Shireman Family Reunion Set for Last Sunday in September
The Shireman family plans a reunion on the last Sunday in September at Akron. An invitation is extended to all relatives near or distant to attend.
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Shireman
Akron
United Brethren Church Re Dedicated After Remodeling
The United Brethren church at Liberty Mills was re dedicated last Sunday with proper services. The building underwent a summer remodeling making it a more convenient and modern house of worship, a change the congregation is proud of.
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United Brethren Church
Liberty Mills
Wabash County Grants $1,000 to Keep Hospital Open
After many denials a petition drive secured a $1,000 appropriation from the Wabash county council to keep the public hospital open. The hospital began December 24, 1904 and has not been self sustaining with physicians aiding in the push for aid.
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Wabash County
Leffel Reunion Held in Logansport
Joshua Leifel and his wife attended the Leffel reunion in Logansport, with the event occurring yesterday September 14.
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Joshua Leifel
Logansport
Leffel
Mrs Olinger Dies in Warsaw After Illness
Mrs John Olinger longtime local resident died at her Warsaw home after months of invalidism. She is survived by her husband and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Rose Hill church southeast of the town with Rev Carpenter officiating and interment in the church cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
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John Olinger
Warsaw
Olinger
Rose Hill
Carpenter
Widow Plans Jerusalem Wedding in Long Distance Journey
Comely widow Mrs Olive Ringler of Nappanee leaves home to join friends in Quebec. She and her fiancé sail for London and hope to reach Jerusalem by December to wed Rev. W. R. Miller of Chicago.
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Jerusalem
Olive Ringler
iNappanee
Quebec
London
England
Jerualem
W. R. Miller
Chicago
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co Stock List
Fine lining brick sewer tile brick for chimneys cement blocks fire brick and the clay kept in stock at all times by Claypool Lumber & Coal Co.
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The
Claypool] Lumber & Coal Co
Mary Jane Skinner 1828 1910 obituary details
Mary Jane Skinner nee Tillet born in Virginia on September 25 1828 moved to Miami County Indiana with her parents and married John N Skinner January 28 1854. She later moved to Waoseciusko County about 1858 and died September 10 1910 at her son J F Skinner’s home in Silver Lake aged 82 years 11 months 15 days. She leaves two sons John and Mablon two daughters Mrs Sarah Keplinger and Mrs Mary Mayer a sister twelve grandchildren six great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral held at Center church September 11 with burial at the local cemetery.
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Mary Jane Skinner
Tillet
Virginia
Miami County
Indiana
John N. Skinner
Waoseciusko County
J. F. Skinner
Silver Lake
Johnn Skinner
Silne
Center Church
United Brethren In Christ
John
Mablon
North Dakota
Sarah Keplinger
Mary Mayer
Oelock
W. V. Mullekin
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Sickness and Burial
The Skinner family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and at the death and burial of their mother. J. Skinner and Family.
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J. ¥. Skinner
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William Perry
Lafontain Hotel
Turkeys
the Record
Swihart’s
Charles True
E. T. Pritchard
Great Beyond
Markle Journal
J. B. Howard Combustion
Florence
C. Emrich
Columbus Ohio
J. B. Howard
J.B. Howard
Summe Bro’s
Mr. Howard
Searchlight
Will Also
Utility Stove & Range Co
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