Fort Wayne Route Train Schedule Correction 1983
Corrected dense timetable for the Fort Wayne to Chicago railway dated January 21 1983 lists departures and arrivals through Fort Wayne Crestline and Crestline back via a note on accommodation trains. It includes times for Van Wert Delphos Lima Ada Dunkirk Forest Sandusky Nevada Bucyrus and ends at Fort Wayne, with remarks on daily and Sunday services and a Baldwin manager signoff.
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Fort Wayne
van Wert
Delhos
Lima
Ada
Dunkirk
Forest
U. Sandusky
Nevada
Bucyrus
Crestline
Sandusky
Delphos
Assert
Wah Ceara
Gheego
Aheos
Gogo
Onis Ohio
Baldwin
Katy
Pittsburgh
Expores
Pascage
Eo Yelv
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Inwood
Weidlens
Seane Q
Etna Ina Green
Ney Bourbon
Eeeann
Aeene
Columbia C Ity
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Baltimore
Ashin
Philadel
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Rochester
Columbiana
Eenee Saene Salem
T Alliance
Canton
Massillon
Tovee Orrville
Cormes
Ucytus
Aeete Nevada
Je.ee
Eene
Sairusry
Sateena
Sses Forest
Fees Dunkirk
Eves Auglaize
Eeeee Delphos
Eeene
Middlepoint
Eonpe Dixon Savesmon
Seeee Monroeville
Aeve Maples Scoaagee
Ft. Wayne
Columbia City
Warsaw
Etna Green
Eave
Inwood Carbon
Valparaiso
Emoelssaus
Not Taste Not Handle Not A Lesson From A New York Merchant
A New York dry goods merchant Mr Claflin confronts a timid young man seeking $10,000 for unpaid debts. The man refuses wine and cigars, then Claflin offers the loan insisting the young man reuse habits, recalling a past loan to his father. The tale underscores self control as a career cornerstone.
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New York
Claflin
Mr. Claflin
Newago Tribune
Warning on drink as a worker’s foe from aged farmer
An old farmer warns a young man that drinking to “make me work” ruinously backfires. He recalls a prosperous life lost to alcohol, with two sons dead by drink and his wife dead brokenhearted. At 72 he still labors, urging lads to shun liquor.
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Tymajerance Advocate
Mark
Temperance Notes on Liquor Bills and Reform Movements
The column cites Boston liquor costs exceeding city and school expenses, critiques saloon influence, and quotes observers on whiskyphobia. It recalls a Boston tragedy caused by drunken excess, notes temperance progress in Georgia, and cites Democratic shifts amid reform efforts.
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Boston
Tae
Chicago
Inter Ocean
T -Des Moines Register
Tracr
Iowa
Neat Dow
Eorgia
Democ
Georgia temperance drive advances as bill passes House
A pro local option temperance bill, drafted from a petition of 60 000 signers, gained majority in the Georgia House amid thunderous applause and is expected to pass the Senate, signaling Georgia’s shift toward strong temperance sentiment. Chicago Daily News criticizes beer saloon patrons who flouted a Sunday law, arguing naturalized citizens misused freedom and should be taught a lesson.
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Senate
Georgia
Indianapolis Journal
St. Louis
Ima
United States
Beersw 'Ilpr
Imoe
Chicago Daily
Prodigal Son Told in Casual Rural Voice
A rustic retelling describes the prodigal son asking for his share, squandering it on popcorn and candy, and returning in poverty. The father rebukes the prodigal while the elder stays, and the tale ends with the younger son being chastised and sent to the barnyard.
Local Robbery Case Drops After Misdirected Funds
An anxious citizen reports an $800 robbery at his home and names two suspects. The police chief privately tells him the case will not be pursued. The money was never recovered. the culprit remains unknown. The man reveals his wife sent home a replacement item and admits to letting the matter drop.
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Polce
Shahem
Timber Growth in Kansas Surpasses Fin Consumption Fears
Statistics indicate Kansas timber growth increases yearly surpassing finished timber consumption. Early settlers feared rapid timber depletion, but data now shows sustained expansion despite usage.
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Kansas
Innkeeper’s Mistaken Guests Von Moltke Quells Complaint
A German officer, General von Moltke, stays at a Swiss inn. The landlord misassigns him a shabby room meant for princes. Realizing the error, the host bows to the guest’s preference for the modest room and apologizes, while Von Moltke remains undisturbed and sleeps peacefully.
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von Moltke
Tooth-Pick Shoe Craze Draws Mocking Laughter
Bill Arp offers a satirical take on the then popular tooth-pick shoe, arguing it inflames pride and discomfort while trapping wearers in fashion folly. He compares it unfavorably to brogans and mocks the trend’s practicality and health effects.
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Notary Hik Settlement of
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W.liberty Snt
Edward S. Dowell
South West Side
Public Square
Ohio
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Probate Court
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Zimmerman Building
A.A. Ingram
John McSweeney, Jr
Wooster Ohio
R. McKinney
L . Jeffries
W. Corner
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McRouch
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H. B. Swartz
Offfice Downing Block
Notary Buble Ghine Bok
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Physicians and Surgeons
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KE Side Public Square
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Buckeye
East Liberty Streets
MO. H. Thomas
Eca Desler
North Market Street
Louis Lilienthal
Cincinnati College of Music
Theodore Thomas
John H. Thomas
CH. Rudloff
Baumgardner
Amercan Hhonge
Co-Operative Carriage Works
Taylor & Bahdon
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Clark Bros
East Liberty St
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Newark N.J
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad
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Centerburg
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Gambier Cases
Howard
Seer Case
Danville Eveure
Ann
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Black Creek
Killbuck
Nens Millersburg
Olmesville
Miller Bros. Cutlery CO
Aiden, Conn
Wayne Co. Herald
Temperance Notes
Dave
Darrup
Ben Butler
Frog Pond
Carl
Ralph
Jessie
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