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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
2
Westville and Chesterton area items include town officers election in May, Chesterton glass works restart after coal shortage, multiple deaths including Amanda Williams and David Keller, local oil drilling plans, a historical novel in progress, legal cases and court actions, and community notices from Wanatah and Valparaiso.
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Perfect Passenger Service promotes biweekly Trans-Continental tours with high grade train service. Berth rates are less than half the price of rival car service. For particulars contact nearest agent or C A Asterlin T P A Fort Wayne Ind. 254 1-29-3-1.
Excursion tickets offered February 17 to 22 via Pennsylvania Lines to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola. Rates and train times to be announced by the Pennsylvania Lines Ticket Agent.
From February 15 to April 30 one way second class colonists tickets to California North Pacific Coast points Montana and Idaho will be sold at low fares via Pennsylvania Lines. For particulars apply to nearest ticket agent of the Pennsylvania lines.
The SE fias passed the Senate to extend prison labor contracts from 1904 to the present haw expiry and head for the House. Some contractors welcome the change while one firm now employing state labor shows little concern, as it will likely withdraw when the current contract ends.
Uncle Sam needs six thousand young men for the navy promising steady work and fair pay. The article argues that the belief in lost hope deters enlistment and that merit-based promotion would remove this impression and spur ambition.
A San Francisco court fined a ticket scalper 309 and jailed him two days for violating an August injunction against handling round trip tickets. The Standard Union notes the case as a healthful win against a common form of counterfeiting and petty larceny, urging broader crackdown nationwide.
In Hebron the Kankakee swamp is praised as a community resource for fish game honey and more while a Farmers Institute event attracts strong attendance. Amos Tantz discusses insurance comparing stock company policies to the Porter County Mutual and omits broader policy details.
The Hobart terracotta factory has halted operations due to a fuel shortage, leaving workers without production and prompting concerns about supply and local employment.
Washington farmers organize crow hunts to reduce crow infestations. A novelty headline notes a long gap since a British monarch played golf, mentioning King Edward VII as the first to do so since James I.
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