Notice to Non-Residents Quiet Title Action in Kosciusko
In Kosciusko Circuit Court of Indiana December Term 1920 George W Ayers and Maude E Ayers sue Peter Snyder et al to quiet title on two tracts of land in Kosciusko County. The plaintiffs seek relief against non residents and unknown parties asserting any title lien or interest. Defendants must appear March 16 1921 at Warsaw Court House otherwise default. Bertram Shane and Aaron A Raser attorneys for plaintiffs. 1-20.3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Shane
Aaron A. Raser
Peter Snyder
Hanneh Snyder
Catharine Snyder
Catharine Hashumer
Catharine Heiselman
John Heissiman
Henry B. Sheneb
Hester Sheneb
John Snyder
Lucinda Snyder
Permelia Snyder
Permelia Army
Louis Army
Henry Snyder
Elizabeth Snyder
Clarence Snyder
Abbie Snyder
Elisha Snyder
Elishaia Snyder
Mary Jane Snyder
Mary J. Snyder
Mary Snyder
William Snyder
Joseph Snyder
George M. Snyder
Elizabeth Swartsel
Johna D. Swartsel
Joshua David Swartsel
Joshua D. Swartsel
Martha Army
Martha Holloway
Alexander Holloway
Hiram 8. Biggs
Samson J. North
Alice M. Biggs
Donald F. Biggs
Mary E. Biggs
Mary Wagner
Frank Wagner
Indiana
Kosciusko
Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railway
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Warsaw
Russell BH. Butler
Law and order clash with vigilantism in society
The nation confronts a culture of gun violence amid widespread distrust of law enforcement. Citizens acknowledge crime while favoring punishment of others, highlighting a tension between personal security and official enforcement.
Fashion and finance mix at Warsaw horse sale
A sizeable crowd attended the Warsaw horse sale last Saturday as buyers and sellers watched cash register payments rise. A fashion expert quips about overdressed American women. the piece notes views on jewelry and the idea of reforming a husband.
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Warsaw
Local News Roundup of Visitors and Daily Doings
Local brief notes list visitors and residents in Warsaw and nearby towns, including S B Whittenberger Clay, A I Bouse, John Rowland family, Mer Rowland, J H Anglin, El Braude, and Earl W Conrad. Also mentions Kinsey Bros accounts settlement and Trustee Clymer attending the county board of education meeting. The item notes auto show visits, travel from Chicago, and dental practice plans.
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el Braude
Chicago
Clymer
Warsaw
County Board of Education
Opposition to legislation by influential groups stalls reform
Influence in politics shows a tug of war as powerful figures push for or against proposed laws. Stakeholders on both sides battle public opinion and party agendas, shaping timelines and potential amendments.
Man enjoys thrill of bandit hold up, resents landlord
The remark contrasts risky street robbery with harassment by a landlord or profiteer, noting a thrill in the former and anger at the latter. It reflects attitudes toward crime, authority, and exploitation in everyday life.
When A Man Chooses Duty Over Heart's Prompting
A reflective saying notes that a man denying a heart impulse may cloak it as hard headed business sense, suggesting inner conflict between wish and obligation.
Ngman Nature Still Showcases Foolish Acts
The piece notes that Ngman Nature remains largely unchanged though more scenarios exist where Atwan can embarrass himself. It hints at recurring self-inflating behavior and comic missteps as familiar patterns persist.
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Atwan
Married man’s bluff at home leadership exposed
The saying warns that a married man often overcompensates to appear bossy at home, hinting that such posturing reflects insecurity rather than true authority. It suggests avoidance of confrontations and stresses balance in household roles.
Bathhouse patrons drift between baths and ballots
Some persons appear to exploit both the bath and ballot system, taking advantage of one as often as they miss using the ballot. This fragment hints at potential irregularity in civic participation.
Office Finds Writing Supplies at Rucorp
A shipment from Rucorp office includes writing tablets typewriter paper typewriter ribbons carbon paper and related office supplies for clerical work.
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Rucorp
Advertising drives sales and lowers costs for merchants
The passage argues that advertising costs money but boosts sales, making it cheaper to sell as volume rises. It claims that if advertising did not increase sales, many merchants would have abandoned it long ago.
Evils of Some Life Highlighted by Chicago Crime Commission
The annual report cites social ills including cigaret use, looser morals in business, and lack of parental guidance as core causes. It critiques attitudes toward marriage, pursuit of artificial pleasures, money worship, and changing gender roles as factors in societal decline.
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Chicago Crime Commission
Emerson and the East and the Art of Poetry
John Jay Chapman reviews Ralph Waldo Emerson’s relation to poetry and arts, praising his Goethean respect for arts beyond his grasp and his recognition of Shakespeare’s debt to his era. He notes Emerson’s openness to Eastern poets Saadi Firdusi and the Koran and honors their humanity and meaning. The host adds little beyond sparking speech.
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Emerson
Shakespeare
Saadi
Firdusi
John Jay Chapman
Stanford White Home Becomes Foreign Girls Clubhouse
The former Stanford White New York home, famed for rare paintings, opens as a social and educational center for foreign-born women and girls. The International Institute of the New York YWCA runs it as a language and arts hub attracting many nationalities described as “Our Own Little League of Nations.”
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Stanford White
New York
International Institute of the
New York City
Little League of Nations
United States
No More Lifts
A young married man in the same apartment building offers me rides to town each morning. One day he misses me and in the evening asks where I was. His daughter then says, per her mother’s instruction, never to take that girl downtown again.
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Chicago Tribune
Camera over rifle marks new era in big game hunting
In a historical note the first big game hunter quits the rifle for a camera. Laton A. Huffman of Miles City, Montana, becomes a leading hunter photographer whose work in the 1880s helped popularize wildlife images. His stereo views of elk, buffalo, antelope, and deer gain wide acclaim and many photos are published without credit.
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Mars
Laton A. Huffman
Miles City
Mont
Huffman
Milestown
Cinera
William T. Hornaday
Scribner
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State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
George W. Ayers
Maude E. Ayers
Bertram Shane and
Silver Lake
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Ind
Julius Magnin
Dick” Geiger
Silver Lake Elevator Co
H. C. Brown
Leroy Carr
Claypool
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Brush & Hanson
Record
Alice Rager
Disko
Hazel
Harl W. Conrad
Kinsey Bros
S. B. Whittenberger
Clay
Ool
A.I. Bouse
John Rowland
Mer! Rowland
Lawn
J H. Anglin
Earl W. Conrad
Frank Drudge
Herschet Drudge
Kureket
Harry Myers
Rochester
Parsons
BE. L. Hay
Goshen
Bors Ao
George A. Brush, Charles C. Hanson
Notaries
Securad
Osclusko
Wabash Counties
Biando
L. D. Ragsdale
Yellow Creek Lake
March
McCor Vator Wator Oliver
George Bouse
Regenos & Lynch, Audrs
C. M. Regenos
Rose Hill
North Manchester
Jersey
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