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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
Community leaders praise intelligent town and country effort to keep money at home. Merchants report strong farm product sales. residents note mail order spending drains funds that would improve roads schools and local institutions, while home buying strengthens property values.
The article argues life span can extend beyond current limits with advanced knowledge. It stresses ages between 50 and 60 as critical for longevity and urges careful body care then. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic that revitalizes every organ, guaranteed by E. T. Scott.
Bob Lane was arrested in Valparaiso last week for stealing ammunition from the Louisville Clubets on the Whan kakae river. Lane had recently moved to Valparaiso from Baume Bridge a month ago.
Frank Reed, longtime township resident, died yesterday at his north of Pinhack home after a year of illness including dropy and paralysis. He leaves a wife, one daughter, and three sons. Funeral service set for Saturday at 10:00 a.m. at the residence.
Curta Irven Strong born October 24 1869 at Suman station Porter county married Lucy A Han ner September 15 1897 parents of Clara J and Ross I wife died September 5 1902 leaves sister two children three nephews and noice joined Christian church Valparaiso in 1897 funeral tomorrow at 10 am from the Christian church. Indianapolis breweries decide not to open saloons for two years ending two year moratorium ends two thousand four hundred saloons to close in state Indianapolis policy announced after meeting yesterday.
W M Dietz of the Otsego Journal Gilbertaville N Y extols Dr King s New Discovery as an infallible cough and cold cure kept in every home. He calls it the most valuable prescription for lung and throat troubles and notes it is guaranteed not to disappoint. Price 50 cents and 300 dollars. trial bottle free.
In a Shel by county Ky grand jury charge Judge DeHaven calls idleness the greatest curse of the age. He urges fathers to keep sons employed or bound to work until twenty one, warning that giving a sixteen year old money and a gun will invite disaster. The remarks frame idleness as a path to crime and moral decline.
A fragment notes a last legislature act granting township trustees authority to halt opening of certain areas. The text is incomplete but implies a shift of control to local officials over public access or development.
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