Old Boys Tillman Visits Ozark County After Civil War Reunion
David B Tillman of Ozark county Missouri spent Wednesday and Thursday with the families of J A Meek and Milton Ball. The trio, former comrades in the 7th Indiana Volunteers, reunited in North Manchester in September and had not met since the Civil War. Tillman, a farmer, lives twenty five miles from a railroad but found a welcoming, sociable community.
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David B. Tillman
Ozark County
Missouri
J. A. Meek
Milton Ball
Indiana Volunteers
Mr. Tillman
North Manchester
Wabash
Indiana
Meek and Ball
Jony
Tillman
Grandson Gratitude for New Suit Gift from Cleveland Parents
A letter notes appreciation from Grandpa Wiltrout for a recent gift of a new suit and oatsoleat from his daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs JD Chrase of Cleveland Ohio. He expresses pride in the remembrance and thanks his thoughtful, kindhearted children.
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Wiltrout
JD. Chrase
Cleveland
Ohio
Young Men Involved In Street Brawl Voice Regret
A pair of young men caused a large disturbance on a city street last week ending in a fight. Names are withheld out of respect for their families and to avoid repeating the incident.
Lamp incident frightens Mesdames Getty at home
Mrs Arthur Getty was sewing when a lamp fell from her machine at the Newt Getty home last Friday evening. The lamp went out upon impact, breaking the chimney and spilling a small amount of oil but causing no injuries. The two mesdames were greatly frightened by the event.
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Mesdames Newt
Arthur Getty
Newt Getty
Mauzy and Harman Wed at Barket A B Parsonage
The marriage of Mr Charles Mauzy of Warsaw and Miss Matilda Harman of near Atwood was performed by Rev C J Miner at the Barket A B parsonage on the morning of Sunday December 10 1905.
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Charles Mauzy
Warsaw
Matilda Harman
Near Atwood
Barket A. B. Parsonage
C.J. Miner
Remembered Reader A F Shireman Sends Subscription Note
Victor Idaho resident A F Shireman sent two dollars toward a RECORD subscription. He reports good health in his community with wood crops thriving and neighbors shipping eleven cars of two year old steers averaging 1087 pounds. The valley houses about eight hundred residents with trout elk and deer in abundance and no local sickness.
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A. F. Shireman
Victor, Idaho
Henderson Family Moves to Beloit Wisconsin
After a ten day wait 5S. D. Henderson and his son Floyd loaded their goods last Friday and started for Beloit Wisconsin last Saturday. Mrs. Henderson stayed with relatives in Hobart until the move is complete. The community notes the Hendersons as a good family and wishes them success in their new home.
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D. Henderson
Floyd
Beloit
Wisconsin
Notice to Farmers at Silver Lake Stave Factory
notice to farmers announcing Elm logs and timber purchases at Silver Lake factory under I H Dicus. pays highest market price for elm logs by lengths and $2.50 per cord for elm bolts cut 32 inches long and 8 inches diameter or larger. also buys soft maple linn Swamp ash red oak beach sycamore and cottonwood by the cord or timber in woods at similar lengths. contact E H Dicus Silver Lake Ind.
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Silver Lake
I H. Dicus
E. H. Dicus
Ind
Richardson Dry Goods Co Christmas Shopping
Richardson Dry Goods Co offers a seasonal selection of gifts and essentials. Visit the store for holiday specials, apparel, home goods, and fabric along with convenient hours and location details.
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Richardson Dry Goods Co
Leonard retires from hardware firm. Alspaughs take over
C L Leonard sold his hardware and implement interests to T J Alspaugh and son Earl, forming Alspaugh & Son. Earl stays home as the business continues with the same vigor, keeping Leonard’s approved standards. Swiharts advertises 1000 pounds candy.
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C. L. Leonard
Leonard & Alspaugh
T. J. Alspaugh and Son
Earl
Alspaugh & Son
Mr. Leonard
Leonard
Hickory Farm Comedy to Be Staged at Silver Lake Opera House
The comedy Hickory Farm will be performed New Year’s night at the Silver Lake Opera House by local talent under Loren Underhill. Proceeds will benefit the Silver Lake Cornet Band.
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Hickory Farm
Silver Lake Opera House
Loren Underhill
Silver Lake Cornet Band
Christmas Trade Surges As Stores Deck The Halls
Christmas near and stores rush to display holiday goods. Large shipments have arrived and the country’s prosperity suggests a booming Christmas trade.
Interurban Line Prospects Spark Local Interest
Winona Interurban representatives meet Mr. Dickey in Warsaw to discuss support for a Peru Winona line. A proposal may come forward soon as discussions continue.
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Winona
Trustee Arrested In Pleas ant Township Bridge Case
The Wabash Plain Dealer reports democratic trustee James Roney of Pleasant township was arrested by Sheriff Sanford C. Martin on a criminal docket. Bond was set at 50 dollars with Adam Rager as surety. Roney plans to fight the charge alleging failure to repair a highway and bridge, hindering rural mail service. Witnesses include Henry Reed, Levi Rager, George Brown, and others from Pleasant township and Kosciusko county. The ditch delay over three miles south of town has been fixed to allow full daily mail routes.
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Wabash
Wabash Plain Dealer
James Roney
Pleasant Township
Sanford C. Martin
Roney Rave
Adam Rager
Henry Reed
Levi Rager
George Brown
J. C. Dillingham
Ephraim Drudge
Emanuel McCreary
Dayton Olinger
Charles Fleck
William Wiley
Kosciusko County
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Richardson Dry Goods Exhibit Of Dressed Dolls
Dressed dolls on display with faces photographed from life. Richardson Dry Goods Company invites the public to view the exhibit.
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Richardson Dry Goods Company
Change of Firm Seeks Settlements Before January
The firm formerly known as Levon ard and Alspaugh is now Alspaugh and Son. All persons owing the old firm on notes or book accounts are asked to call and settle by January 1 using cash or a note.
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Levonard & Alspaugh
Alspaugh & Son
Peck's Bad Boy At the Akron Opera House
The act Peck's Bad Boy is scheduled to perform at the Akron Opera House on Friday December 15.
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Peck
Akron Opera House
Lake Township to Elect Four Road Supervisors Saturday
An election will be held in Lake township this Saturday December 16 to elect four road supervisors for a one year term. Voters will choose candidates to fill all four seats in the township's road department.
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Lake Township
Cotton Seeks Third Term as State Education Chief
Fassett A. Cotton, state superintendent of public instruction, announces in letters to educators that he will seek re election. He bases his bid on his record in office and cites two reasons supporting his claim for a third term.
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Fassett A. Cotton
Mr. Cotton
Temperance townships in state show many dry by Moor law
A historical report notes that over half of the 1 017 townships have no saloons and 245 have gone dry by remonstrance. Since May 1st this year, 74 have been dried under Moor law, an enactment praised as valuable for temperance workers.
Clean Your Own Ditches for Cost Savings
Farmers are urged to privately clear ditches to avoid contractor profits and high county surveyor costs. The county council notes savings and calls township committees to ensure every man maintains his allotment, warning of future trouble and expense if ignored.
Public notice of severing ties with Leonard & Alspaugh
A Silver Lake notice thanks customers for support and friendship during the business run. The letter laments past mistakes, asks for mutual tolerance, and upholds freedom of thought and expression. It closes with regards from Leroy Leonard and the company.
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Leonard & Alspaugh
Silver Lake
Leroy Leonard
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Harley P. Rager
NY W
Leonard & Alspaugh Hardware
Leonard & Als
C.L. Leonard
Swiharts
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E.w.gresso &Co
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