Local notes from Warsaw and area events
Subscriptions for the Record note visits by J J Miller and son Foster in Warsaw on Friday. Charlie Wells carried his kodac to a camp meeting last Sunday. Sonia’s famous band plays at the State Fair Grounds on September 18 and 19. Editor Bartholomew of the War saw Union attended church last Sunday. Miss Vida Walburn of near Rochester visits Mr and Mrs JW Walburn this week. Miron Webber and Miss Orpha Nee of Ht Laliet attended events with Mr.
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Foster
Warsaw
Charlie Wells
Sonia
State Fair Grounds
Editor Bartholomew
Warsaw Union
Weather forecast hints at September storm activity and auroras
A September weather outlook predicts lingering August disturbances, gulf coast tides and storms from the tropics, with warm interior spells, rising depressions around September 9 to 13, then Vulcan storm effects near the 22nd and equinox. Earth currents and auroras may illuminate northern skies around September 11.
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Vulcan
Earth
West India
New School Books Required By Indiana Law
Patrons of Indiana common schools will need new textbooks at the start of the school year. The five year contract with 28 publishers expired, forcing revisions. Hyde's Practical English Grammar costs 4 cents, Montgomery's American History 65 cents, Physiology 60 cents, Spelling book 10 cents. Excess charges by booksellers may bring misdemeanor penalties.
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Hyde
Montgomery
Convention Notes From Pierceton and Silver Lake Meeting
The report covers a religious convention held August 13–15 at Pierceton Indiana with a 1902 Silver Lake follow up. Highlights include a Wednesday session with music and a sermon on life purpose by Rev Hemery, sunrise prayer meetings, a Home Class presentation by A. S. Scott and Mrs. T. Elder, and performances by Rev. Carman and others.
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Hemery
A. S. Scott
Capt. North
T. Elder
Carman
C. &. Wilkinson
Séc’y
Stoneburger
Boy's Acrobatic Fall Breaks Arm
Last Monday morning Hugh attempted a landing on a pulley when rolling to the ground. He lost balance and fell in an acrobatic fashion breaking the right arm just above the wrist with one bone broken and the other fractured. Doctors Flavien and Amiss set the bones and the boy is recovering nicely and improving daily.
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Groun Tally
Sousa’s Great Tact in Pleasing His Audiences
A newspaper tribute notes John Philip Sousa’s skill in selecting programs that please diverse crowds. It praises his amiable tact and the conductor’s understanding of public taste, citing his Indianapolis concert as the sole performance this season on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
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Sousa
John Philipy Sousa
Indianapelis
Pike perch proposed to replace carp in waters
Fish Commissioner proposes introducing the pike perch or Muscallonge native to the St Lawrence basin as a superior alternative to carp. Willard Fitton surveyed Silver Lake Rickel lake and Hulbert lake while St Flora surveyed six lakes near Seward Township for this plan. Additional American fish such as bass may follow.
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United States
Fish Department
Bowers
St Lawrence Basin
Great Lakes
Willard Fitton
Silver Lake
Rickel Lake
Hulbert Lake
St B.flora
Seward Township
Lake Erie
County Detective Association Meeting in Warsaw
An effort to organize a county detective association will hold a meeting in the court room at Warsaw on Saturday September 8 for the purpose.
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Warsaw
Resignation of Young Doctor After Fatal Army Home Error
A young doctor resigns after a medication mistake at the National Soldiers Home causes two deaths. The incident halts transfers to Alife and stands as a warning to other careless physicians of the era.
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Marion
Alife
Swift affair sparks attention at town meeting
Muddled OCR text hints at a swift affair and a note about a treasurer position, suggesting local civic chatter and possible leadership concerns in a small community.
Blotaon M 26 Head’s Apology Not Sufficient
Fragmentary passage notes Blotaon M 26 making apologies after prior actions. The text remains unclear on full context or outcomes.
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Blota
County schools to reopen Monday for new term
Notice to parents and teachers that the county schools will open on Monday September 16. The aim is that children start on the first day with no need to enforce the compulsory education law.
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