Republican candidate seeks unity with Indiana Progressives
The speaker vows sincere wishes for healing and offers candidacy to help the ticket. He suggests credit for aligning Republican wings, places personal success second, and supports nominating the better candidate. He calls for harmony and joint action across Indiana Republicans and Progressives.
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Raed Hvantumy
Indiana
Seed Corn Contest prompts cash prizes and entry rules
The Bank of Westville offers 15.00 for best ten ears and 10.00 for second best ten ears, delivered by March 1, 1916. Entries from New Durham and nearby townships grown in 1914 or 1915 become the bank’s property. Entries judged on ten ear quality factors. contest open to all ages in several townships. Highly endorsed in local newspapers for Chester A. McCormick’s nomination bid.
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Bank of Westville
New Durham
Clinton
Coolspring
Jackson
Pire Township
Laporte
Starke
Cookie
Chester A. McCormick
Westville Waterworks Plan Advocated Amid Public Hearing
A public meeting backed a waterworks installation for Westville with a 12000 dollar plan to build a 25000 gallon pressure tank, lay mains and connect fire hydrants. The proposal promises reduced fire insurance, convenience, and town growth while offering to take over a gasoline fire engine.
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Westville
Gentleman’s ‘ Company
S. D. Flynn
A. J. Shunk
Hebron
Wakarusha
Wedded Today in Westville Nuptials of Miss Sadie Wallace and Clarence Brown
At high noon Miss Sadie Wallace and Clarence Brown were married at the bride’s parents home in Westville. Minister D. W. Shepherd officiated with only close friends present. The couple, well regarded locally, receive best wishes for a happy union as Westville also anticipates new industrial growth with Emil Rotzein’s mill and associated ventures.
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Sadie Wallace
Clarence Brown
M. W. Lewis
Westville
D. W.shepherd
M. E
King of Swamps Dies at Hoosier Resort
Hank Granger known as royal host to millionaires and foe of game wardens died at his resort near Thayer on the Kankakee river Monday at nearly 60. He hunted and fished along the Kankakee and was a friend of Gen. Lew Wallace. Granger’s hunting fame dated to the seventies and his passing ends a storied Hoosier resort era.
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Hank” Granger
Thayer
Kankakee River
Kankakee
Lew Wallace
Granger
Hoosier Resort
Studebaker plant fire consumes three floors in South Bend
Fire swept three floors of the woodworking building at the Studebaker plant in South Bend Indiana today. Officials cannot account for the origin though believed to have started beneath the first floor planking. The blaze burned supports in the northwest corner and weakened suspents, threatening belting and machinery.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Resigning Justice Ikerd Leaves Westville Court Void
H J Ikerd has resigned as justice of the peace after about a year serving Westville on the Democratic ticket. He transferred records to Mr Kline of Otis who was recently appointed. Westville loses a court and drops to one remaining justice while the township should have three. Ikerd’s tenure was marked by unmet expectations and disillusion with office perquisites. He plans to spend time in a radish patch and occasional fishing on the Kankakee river this summer.
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Odell
Fred Hausheer
Michigan City
Larsen
Michigan
Hammond
H. J. Ikerd
Kline
Otis
Ikerd
Westville
Manon
Justice Office
Shaw
Rausie
Ske
Ichabod
Kankakee River
High School Adopts Blue and Gold Colors for Class Identity
Students in manual training made a jardinierre stand and a tabourette sold at a PTA supper. Civics class held an election. results suggested socialistic leanings. A speaker, Mr Knoll, talked on George Washington Tuesday morning amid community debates on child behavior and home life.
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Knoll
George Washington
Civics
Smith For-For-Senator Club Endorses Oscar B Smith
Knox Indiana February 14 1916 circular letter from the Smith For-For-Senator Club endorses Oscar B Smith for joint-senator from Laporte and Starke counties. It highlights Andrew J Hickey as unopposed congress candidate and urges Republican voters in Laporte Starke to support Smith with veteran support from local officials and citizens.
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Repub
Laporte Co
Oscar B. “Smith
Laporte
Starke
Starke County
Laporte County
B. Smith
Death of Emma Dessa Duncan Strible in Westville
Mrs Emma Dessa Duncan Strible died at her home on Saturday from dropsy and hemorrhages. Brief services were held Monday at the house by E T Scott. The body was shipped to Monon for funeral rites and burial. She had lived in Westville about two years, came from Monon, aged twenty one last April, married to John Strible November 14, 1914. She is survived by her husband and parents Mr and Mrs Duncan and three brothers.
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Emma Dessa Duncan-Strible
Monon
West- Ville
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