Choosing the right grocery store for best prices
The message emphasizes locating trustworthy groceries to avoid anxiety and secure moderate prices. It urges limiting confidence and patronage to reliable outlets and promises relief from worry when the right store is found.
Westville Market Prices and Local Listings
Corrected weekly market prices cover wheat oats corn and livestock with per unit rates and a for sale notice listing 100 acres east of Fort Wayne area near LaPorte including orchard timber and cultivated land, plus a first class house and barn. Mason Chapter 138 O E S holds meetings on the second and fourth Fridays. Ross Catron is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itincas City
LaPorte
E.B. Woatville
Masonhall
County Fair Next Week At Laporte Sept 24 27
Local notices list the county fair dates Sept 24 27 with news items from Laporte and surrounding towns. The piece mentions vendors drugs and tobacco ads and various residents including Ansley Payne Young and Crumpacker, plus updates on property tax values and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair
Dr. Miles
Surveyor Ansley
Laporte
Westville
Wm. A. Punsky’s
Joseph Dolman
Valparaiso
H. N. Nichols
John McClure
Hobart
Theodore Armitage
C. C. Polk
Gay Zener
Wanatah notes mix with county happenings and weather
Local items report visitors and travels such as John Small in Wanatah and Charley Miller in the county capital. County fair attendance, pump repairs at township schools, and ball games in Westville and Laporte appear alongside brief notices on thefts, sales bills, and DeWitt's remedies.
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Chart Livingstone
Bird Loomis
North Liberty
David McKellips
Wm. Kalies
Emma
New Albany
Louisville
Theodore Armitage
Westville
Charles Miller
Josh Green
Indianapolis
Laporte County
Ad Jerome
Ezra Wyatt
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Rev
Jenkins
Durham
Aaron Wood
Ladoga
M. E. Church
Ben Hent
James Hutton
Door Village
Porter County Fair
DeWitt
BE. T. Scott
Steve Flynn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With Reward
The advertisement boasts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises strength, and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Eight Days Session Closes Northwest M. E. Conference
The Northwest M. E. Conference at Valparaiso ends an eight day session with Bishop Steven Merrills presiding. Officers' reports adopted, ministers placed on the superannuated list, and new deacons and elders ordained. Women admitted to conference. Terre Haute chosen for next meeting. numerous district appointments listed for Brook-Sawyer to Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Valparaiso
Steven Merrills
Terre Haute
New boot and shoe store receives daily goods
New storefront Wo A Punsky reports daily arrivals of fresh stock for customers. Local shoppers can expect steady imports of boots and shoes as the business opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. A. Punsky
Road work advances on Valparaiso route west of town
Progress continues on the Valparaiso road west of town with stone culverts slated for completion by week’s end. After that grading and graveling from F Matotte’s to the county line will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
F. Matotte
Narrow Escape For Electric Lineman At Valparaiso
George Lepell an electric lineman at Valparaiso was repairing a break when the current was mistakenly turned on. He was hurled fifteen feet to the ground with the wire wrapped around his hands and would have been killed if a fellow worker had not knocked the wire loose with a board. He remained unconscious for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lepell
Valparaiso
Train Robber Gets Two Years
John Meyers led a gang of tramps who attempted a Lake Snores train hold up near Laporte in July. A circuit court jury yesterday afternoon sentenced him to two years hard labor. Meyers is the son of Mrs. Trayer, a Benton Harbor social figure, who had been unaware of his whereabouts for a year. Six gang members are already serving penitentiary sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyers
Lake Snores
Laporte
John Trayer
Meyers
Trayer
Benton Harbor
Michigan City Dispatch
Burners Arm Broken After Roadside Flower Moment
Saturday J O Burner and his four year old son Jimmy drove to Wellsboro for wildflowers. Returning near Webster farm the horse bolted and in grabbing the lines J O Burner’s left forearm fractured in the wheel. Young Jimmy ran about forty rods to summon help. Dr Hollenbeck set the fracture. recovery will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Burner
Jimmy
Wellsboro
W. W. Webster
Oscar
Jim
Dr. Hollenbeck
J. O
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