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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
The Indicator in Westville Indiana announces weekly publication every Thursday with rates for ads and obituaries. Notices over ten lines cost one dollar, poetry ten cents per line, professional cards three dollars per year or three dollars six months, and all submissions must arrive by Wednesday noon.
Governor Hanly faces sharp criticism from Lake County and others over commuting Edward Donahue’s life sentence after a murder tied to the Northup case. The Hammond Tribune and local papers urge restraint and argue the state should avoid state sanctioned killing while praising the governor’s firm liquor law stance.
Valparaiso forms a hospital association with W. E. Pinney as president and Dr. H. M. Evans as secretary. A planning committee led by Prof. O P Kinsey and others will sound public opinion. A new private hospital run by Dr. Loring is praised. Evansville gains Leo whose varied programs include Ky. cities. Pennsylvania plans literature selection for stations and trains. Union News orders detective stories halted. Melvin Hart of Hebron walks ten miles to Valparaiso in under six hours.
Valparsiso Messenger notes upcoming Carnegie library style project, new park development, street railway proposals, and a looming school board investigation, signaling lively times for Vale residents.
The Foley proprietors deny claiming a cure for consumption in advanced cases while asserting it cures in early stages and provides relief in severe instances. They warn against substitutes and emphasize the product as a leading lung remedy.
Chattanooga writes of a September 18 to 20 1905 Chickamauga National Park reunion marking the forty second anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga. Regiments from twelve states will assemble for a grand and historic gathering, with one cent per mile rail fare offered to the public.
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