LaPorte County Fair and Harvest Festival Dates Set
Local notices report LaPorte County Fair and Harvest Festival scheduled August 28 to 31 with big race purses and a grand Stock Show. The issue also notes community visits, family travels, church matters, and a Monon excursion to Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte County
C. L. White
Knox
la Porte County
LaPorte
G. F. D.vol
Remington Tuesaday
Mra. F . Brown
Piano For Sale By Ballard
High grade square piano offered as a rare bargain. Callon T. E. Ballard for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callon T. E. Ballard
Sermons and studies amid heat and pest concerns
A pastor announces morning and evening services with "Walking with God" and "The Increasing Fame and Power of Jesus." Sunday school at ten, class meeting at nine, and Wednesday prayer meet. The piece also lampoons summer heat panics and humorously calculates impossible mosquito growth figures attributed to a Univ. of Indiana biologist who warns mosquitoes remain fewer than past peaks.
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God
Jesus
Death of Civil War veteran Joseph M. McCord at Soldier's Home LaFayette
Joseph M. McCord died Monday at the Soldier's Home in LaFayette after entering with his wife from this place in 1901. Born in Pennsylvania in 1832, he served in Company E of the Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Survived by three sons Geo and John of Michigan City and Samuel H. of Grand Rapids, Mich. Funeral services were held at the Home and he was buried in the institution cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. McCord
LaFayette
Geo
John
Michigan City
Samuel H
Grand Rapids
Mich
Oldest LaPorte County Resident Ludwig Greiger Dies
Ludwig Greiger died at his Hlunna home Tuesday after a severe paralytic stroke a month earlier. He was over 92 years old and one of LaPorte county's oldest citizens. Survived by his wife, one daughter, and six sons. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon.
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Ludwig Greiger
Hlunna
Ahr. Greiger
LaPorte
Local Resident Mrs. August Peterson Found Dead at Home
Mrs. August Peterson aged 59 was found dead by her husband Monday morning in Door Village. Coroner reports she died around 5 AM after a period of heart disease. Chas Lembke, longtime county resident born in Germany on Sept 3, 1840, died at his Springfield area home early Tuesday morning of heart disease. he is survived by a wife.
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S. B. Pavy
fThornetown
Union Mills
Bryant Brothers
Aliaters
J.S Bryant
Garland
Rus
Martha Bennet
Haviock
Neb
Levi J
John W
Henry R
LaPorte
Miriam E. Merrian
Union Milie
Albion
Benj T
Alpha Maria Benedict Brysanot
Fred Greiger
Henry Mann
Berghoff
August Peterson
Door Village
Chas. Lembke
Springfield
Germany
Local notes from Laporte and Valparaiso
Dr. Milton S. Smith of Laporte is noted as an oculist and jurist. Lloyd Metesif visits from Michigan City to spend Sunday with his parents. Blanche Topper resigns from McCanahy's book store. A semiogerson and son return to Iowa after visiting O LeClear and relatives. Mrs. R W Eaton of Pittsburgh plans Englewood visits before returning home. Dr F Fleener of Knightstown claims to have discovered a lung treatment that kills tuberculosis bacteria without harming lung tissue, with reported successful cases among long-standing consumptives.
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J. B. Green
Valparaiso
Kansas City
M.I S.C. Literary Society
Lake -Michigan
Missee Lillie
Daisy*Baum
LePorte
Westville
Lloyd Metesif
Michigan City
Mr. C. F. Metcalf
A. [Semioger
Tueday
Iowa
O. LeClear
R W. Eaton
Pittsburg
A . Forbes
A. Lawrence
Englewood
F. Fleener
Knightstown
Vis
Fleezer
Hay fever relief story from Batesville reader cites Foley's Honey and Tar
A.J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports suffering a summer cold and hay fever for three months. He says medicines worsened his condition but Foley's Honey and Tar cured him quickly after a physician's prescription failed. The Fort Benjamin Harrison camp status is announced with liquor control measures within one mile of the post.
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A.J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Foley
E. T.scott
Hanly
Fort Benj. Harrison
General McKee
Indiana National Guard
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Ola
Connection
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Adams St
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Arizona
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Chicsve
St. Louis
Kansan City
Los Angeles
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A. R. Colborn Co
Ffice Cor
Springers
Ina
Mra
San Culbertson and Son
Walls Station
F. R. Jerome
Rev. Ballard
Rev
Mrs. Davis
Charles Herrold
Mise Nettie Herrold
Sac City
A.C. Carpenter
Valparaiso Vidette
Ed Link
James
Mann
W.J. Bryan
New York City
Deirult
Niagara Palla
Pangborn
Monoy
Michigan
Chesterton
Wm. Bliss
Alkhart
D.L Crumpacker
May
Lillian
Town
Peter Crumpacker
Hammond
Alice Alysworth
Frea
Thos. Crumpacker
E.S. Eifet
Chester B. “Crumpacker
South Bend
Ray, Warner
Mother
Medaryville, Ind
Mrs
Walter Herrold
Prof. Tilton
Treat
Valparaiso Street
Theo. Armitage
Mise Mildred Edgar
Montpreter Ind
C. D. Herrold
Rathbone
Squire Brewer
Pio Book
Monon
Francesville
T. T. Stites
Susie
Ada Beahm
E. O. Beahm
Theodore Roosevelt
Amaziah
Mutual Telephone Exchange
Stiss Emma
Twesdsay
Lake Michigan
Christian Church
ExPorte
Samuel V. Williams
Rev Williams
Teachers’ Institute
W. N. Ferris
Big Rapids
Arthur McMurray
Riley
Kipling
Paul Lawerence Dunbar
Eugene Fields
A. W. Mason
Columbus
Iod
Jan. McFarlane
Union Mille
Mra. L. Deshler
E. T. Scott
C. D. Hess
French Lick
Clara Ray Gibson
Rex Ray
Black Rock Ark
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N. B. Snyder
Indiana
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Plymouth Place
Will A. Place
Lake Shore
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Place
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Wanatah
Flint
Long
Canada Lakes
A. P. Laherman
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Methodist Church Services
Indiatapulia
Carl Eigenmanca
Bss
E.germann
Our
Want
Julius Barnes & CO
Chigan Avenue
ORLD
Bear Grove
Hea
Milton S. Smith, Laporte
Valparaiso Measenger
Mies Blanche Topper
McCanahy
I. D. Bland
Brewton
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