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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1896
Page
3
Those needing supplies in my line will do well to eat and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
Readable fragments show per unit prices for oats hogs butter potatoes eggs bacon lard turkeys ducks wheat corn clover seed and vehicle related items. Units include per bushel per hundredweight per dozen and per pound with values partially garbled.
Dr. F. W. Martin toured Chicago. Mil ler & Lumpkins showcase new goods. Bass anglers eye Clearlake. Sheriff Stoddard escorts Charles Hamilton to penitentiary. Obringer and Miss Anna Wiefer wed at Wanatah. Monon staff shifts noted. School enrollment counts and local society notes fill the column.
A brief fitness or athletic note describes Stard attempting a high fence, failing initially, then backing up for a stronger start to clear it. The piece warns against neglecting illness and weight loss, suggesting a stronger start might have led to victory if made earlier.
A woman captured after a long flight with stolen goods is jailed in La Porte after Sheriff Small and Mr. Garwood recover property and pay a $50 reward. Rev Daniel R Lucas, once a Westville boy and Indiana chaplain, draws crowds in Indianapolis and Delphi with Christian sermons and a lecture on Laughter and Tears.
Township Institute Eight Institute met at Westville High School April 11 1896. Mr McGregor called the gathering to order at 9 40 AM and Miss H Winters was elected chairman. Rosa Cattron presided at the organ. Subjects included Induction in General Method Longitude and Time Current Events History Work and Local Governments plus Geography. Humorous Reading by Cleon Burner.
A notice warns against killing song birds and outlines penalties. It lists many species including turtle dove sparrow blue bird thrush magpie warbler and others. The text notes laws prohibit killing or disturbing eggs and mentions an English sparrow exception.
The piece extols Cripple Creek as the greatest gold mining camp in the world now in a boom. It praises the Wabash Railroad as the best line to Cripple Creek via Kansas City or St. Louis and advises contacting the nearest Wabash Ticket Agent for paper.
160 acres of well improved farmland near Bigelow five miles south of Westville. Owner moving to California. P O address Wanatah. N J Gardner.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces four home seekers excursions to western points on March 10 April 21 and May 5 at two dollars above one fare for round trips Tickets are valid for return on any Tuesday or Friday within twenty one days of sale Inquiries go to coupon ticket agents or travel agent Robert C Jones in Cincinnati Ohio
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