Indiana Game and Fish Rules Tighten Hunting Prohibitions
New Game and Fish Regulations in Indiana ban shooting deer turkeys and pheasants with penalties from 50 to 200 dollars. Quail trapping forbidden with 10 dollar fine. daily quail limits set at 24 between Nov 10 and Jan 1. Sale of quails prohibited. Waterfowl hunting restricted by season with 10 dollar per bird fines and 24 birds per day limit. Additional limits cover ducks, eagles, and fishing gear, with penalties up to 1000 dollars and possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioneres of Game and Fisheries
Commissioner of Game and Fisheries
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Wabash River
Indiana
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
Hall's Catarrh Cure promoted with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers Weert & Tavix and Walpine, Kinnax & Marvin. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure targets blood and mucous surfaces with internal action. Price per bottle and free testimonials offered. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
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Hall
Toledo
P.lla
Methodist Church Sets Week of Gospel Temperance Services
Rev B D Gerrold of Rochester Indians preaches Sunday morning and holds an evening Gospel Temperance service with moving pictures. Services are free. Sunday events include class meeting 9 a m Sunday school 10 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Junior League Saturday 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D Gerrold
Rochester
Epworth
Banquet by M I S C Honors Members and Families
A Saturday evening banquet at Mrs. Andrew Johnsons home honors M I S C members and families. Ladies appeared in white bonnets and aprons, dunce caps given to gentlemen, a full supper menu, and a comic program with speeches songs and games. Guests lingered into early Sunday preparing to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.I.S. C
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Johnson
D Hibbard
Ora Baird
van Wilkinson
Emerson Payne
Merrick Baird
W. Wilkinson
Chronic Bronchitis Cure Highlighted in Local Letter
Joseph Coffman of Montmorenci Indiana credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing his chronic bronchitis after ten years of severe symptoms. He says his employer recommended the remedy and that many others have since used it with satisfaction, available at ET Scott druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coffman
Montmorencil
Ind
Foley
ET. Scott Druggist
Minister to Show Moving Pictures at M E Church
Rev B D Herreld of the north Indiana conference of the M E church will present a moving picture exhibition at the M E church Monday evening. The show features depictions of McKinley’s arrival at Buffalo, the Battle of San Juan, and Rocky Mountain scenes with humor and romance. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children, with the event starting at eight o'clock under the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Herreld
North Indiana
M. E. Church
M. E Church
President McKinley
Buffalo
San Juan
Rocky Mountain
Ladies Aid
Pneumonia Fades with Foley's Honey and Tar
An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and lung weakness. It claims to stop racking coughs and strengthen lungs and to prevent pneumonia when taken early. Sold by E. T. Scott in the period notice.
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Foley
E. T. Scott
Appeal to Veterans Join the Grand Army of the Republic
The Indiana Department of the Grand Army of the Republic urges eligible veterans to join the G A R. It argues membership preserves camaraderie, confers legacy buttons, aids pension laws, honors Civil War heroes, and invites outposts if veterans are distant. Daniel R. Lucas, Department Commander, signs the appeal with J. Balsey as Assistant Adjutant General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Indiana
Blackmar
Congress
Association of Comrades In Grand Army of the Republic
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Logan
Thomas
To Stay In Town As Rumors Fade
Advert describes new goods arriving daily and invites customers to get acquainted with EE Nichols and Robbins at the Draves stand. Nichols retains the implement business here with ongoing promotions and a note to watch for advertisements next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. E Nichols
G. B. W. Robbins
EK. E. Nichols
Tall Glass Jar Brings Back Simple Store Memories
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a country store and a tall glass jar of candy sticks. The speaker, Charles Earl Walters, describes weathered storefronts, sugar scales, mail slot, tobacco-stained floor, and the joy of penny candy like peppermint, wintergreen, vanilla sticks, molasses, and peanut bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Charles Earl Walters
Ideas for Farmers Rebukes and Rural Advice
A compilation of farm tips praising good roads and class cattle, urging crop mapping and pasturing cattle with alfalfa. Warns about housing, emphasizes sheep over mortgages, and notes neighborly labor value. Promotes inoculation bacteria through A F Woods and promotes H B Herrold Lump Jaw Remedy.
Death Claims Wm Terwilliger at Michigan City Bench
Westville residents mourn the death of Wm Terwilliger a carpenter at a Michigan City chair factory. He collapsed from heart disease while tying his apron at noon after starting work that morning. Born November 25 1844 in Cicero New York he served in the Civil War and later moved to Michigan City with his wife Martha Brant. He leaves a daughter and siblings, funeral services were held at home and Greenwood cemetery Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westville
Wm. Terwilliger
Michigan City
Mr. Terwilliger
Undertakers
Franklin Street
Cicero
N.Y
Terwilliger
New York Infantry
South Band
Martha Brant
Patton’s Post G. A.R
Laporte
Obituary Notices of Eroy Barnard and Fred Reimer
Obituary notices report the death of Eroy Barnard 50, formerly of Manteno, noted for his Chicago gasoline engine work and patent inventions. Funeral plans are expected in Manteno. Fred Reimer dies after a gun discharge accident in Wheeler fatality. he leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Eroy Barnard
O. W
Mary Barnard
Chicago
Mr. Barnard
Manteno
Fred Reimer
Wheeler
Kidney Trouble Healed by Electric Bitters Says Iowa Man
E. F. Wolfe of Baar Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure for kidney trouble and relief from general debility and nerve trouble. He says he has kept them on hand for two years and that no other remedy equals their effectiveness. E. T. Scott druggist guarantees them at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Baar Grove
Iowa
E.T. Scott
Chicago & South Shore Railway Car Schedule Note
The railroad states that cars leave Michigan City every hour on the even hour with a thirty minute ride to Pine Lake for a vaudeville show. Cars connect with all Monon trains for Laporte.
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Michigan City
Pine Lake
Monon
Laporte
To Let Sixty Acres of Woodland and Marsh Pasture
Advertisement for a property rental listing sixty acres of woodlands and marsh pasture. Dagey reference appears as contact or owner 4952 I B A Dagey.
Longtime Indiana JP Daniel Shaw Dies at 91 in Kingsbury
Daniel Shaw served sixty eight years as justice of the peace in Laporte county and Kingsbury, a record said to be unmatched. He died at his home March 30 at age ninety one after a long career beginning when the region was still a wilderness. In a separate accident, Wm Mulloy of Hanns, about twenty, was fatally shot in the head Friday by a companion's accidental discharge as they hunted from a boat. Mulloy died minutes later after being brought ashore.
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A. F. Woods
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Daniel Shaw
United States
Kingsbury
Laporte County
Shaw
Wm. Mulloy
Hanns
Young Mulloy
Lawyer Smith Nearly Drowned After Duck Boat Accident
Ralph N. Smith attorney of La Porte nearly drowned while duck hunting on the Kankakee River. He rose and fired a gun, its recoil knocked him overboard into six feet of water. Fred R. Liddell in another boat prodded an oar to aid. Smith grasped it and was dragged to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph N. Smith
Laporte
Kankakee
Fred R. Liddell
Smith
Announcement of acta publication for May 1
The secretary of state announces that the sixty fourth general assembly act will be published and proclaimed May 1. Cities fear double elections in May and November as municipal corporation elections approach. Law printing, binding, proofs, and distribution are planned to avoid two elections. The index will be ready by April and binding will begin promptly. State officers urge timing decisions on spring elections to minimize conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Sixty-Fourth General Assembly
Municipal Corporation
Hamlet's New Lodge Established In Starke County
Hamlet Lodge No. 823 I O O F was instituted at Hamlet in Starke County on April 3 by special Deputy James Fletcher of Knox. Officers elected include N G J N Veath V G J B Wooley Sec Fred Boner Treas D A Trilby. Sixteen candidates admitted, seven petitions received, eleven lodges represented. degree work by Hanna and Yellow River lodges. refreshments served. session closed at 4 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
I. O.O.F
Starke Co
James Fletcher
Knox
J. N. Veath
J. B. Wooley
Fred Boner
D. A. Trilby
Treas
Hanna
Yellow River
Hamlet Lodge
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Mr. Herreld
J. Balsey
H. “B. Herrold
Chicago & South Shore Railway Co
B. A. Dagey
New Lodge
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