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The Indicator is a Republican local paper serving Westville and surrounding county. It emphasizes home affairs with occasional broader notes and invites subscriptions at 2.00 for one year.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
2
The Indicator is a Republican local paper serving Westville and surrounding county. It emphasizes home affairs with occasional broader notes and invites subscriptions at 2.00 for one year.
Farmers from Pleasant and Boone townships press for restoring the Kankakee to its former bed and draining path. A government expert will visit to study reclamation, park prospects, and fish and game gains as investigations unfold in Laporte County court history.
Congressman Andrew J. Hickey reports strong prospects for Interlaken near Silverlake to be used by the Federal Board of Vocational Education for training disabled World War soldiers. If approved, 400 to 500 men would enter training with about sixty instructors, with an inspector expected soon to report on advisability.
United Press reports how New York youngsters earned 2500 percent on one cent by placing pennies on street car tracks and then dropping the flattened coins into stamp vending machines to reclaim a quarter each time.
Mrs. Lucy Bramhall is hospitalized in Albion with both shoulders and several ribs broken after a car overturn while passing hay. Daughters A J Kieffer and W J Shafering suffer injuries. cousin Margaret Mandell dies. Mrs Jas Scott of St Charles Canada is seriously hurt. Kathryn Keiffer uninjured. Car skidded on gravel when steering broke. Tuesday incident occurred near Albion during family visit.
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