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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
The INDICATOR is published every Thursday at Westville Indiana. Treus 1.08 year in advance. Advertisement rates reasonable and published here for perusal. Professional cards eight dollars per year eight per six months. All articles correspondence and advertisements must reach the office by Wednesday noon.
The La Porte County Reporter notes Alfred J Link will run for clerk of the circuit court pending the Republican county convention decision. The paper reports on postal compliance efforts, subscriber arrears, and costs pressure, plus local civic items including road vacation discussions, AT&T linemen moving poles delayed by conventions, Westville eighth grade results led by Veola Dachwald, and a denial of electric rate hikes by LaPorte Electric Co.
An ad promotes a two day sale on 27 lots two blocks west of Franklin street fronting Earl Road and Coolspring avenue. The notice touts rapid value growth, local improvements, asphalt paving and sidewalks, and no new assessments, urging quick participation for investors seeking safe profit.
A mixed local page lists guests visiting here and residents traveling or ill. Items include Mildred Edgar from Mishawaka visiting. Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Herrold hosting guests. job ads for building wooden freight cars and a private-family helper. Mrs. Tillotson and Dr. Tillotson returning from Europe. local departures for picnics and tours. a picnic date May 20 announced by Old Settlers society. school staff traveling to Terre Haute for normal. travels to the Pacific coast and Yosemite planned. various residents visiting kin. cigar sale at Al He Kapelski’s Lowenstines. deaths of C. A. Stockbarger’s mother in Crown Point and John Mannering in South Bend. Mannering brothers long tied to Barnard area since Civil War.
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