Evolution of the Railway Mail Service From Its Beginning
A historical overview explains the traveling post office started in 1862 and grown into the modern railway mail service. It describes car based offices on trains, mail distribution en route, line dispatch, staffing of 15 205 officers, costs of 18 300 000 dollars yearly, 208 481 miles of routes, and hazard of the duty with fatalities and injuries. It notes special cars costing over 4 600 000 dollars and ends with a band concert announcement.
The Advertised Article merchants and promotions note
The article defends patronizing merchants whose ads appear in the paper noting their goods are up to date and never shopworn. It emphasizes merchant integrity and implied faith in advertised products.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend Headlines
Subscriptions offered at the Record office. Mr and Mrs J D Cline return from a ten day visit with relatives in Decatur. Finley Kirkpatrick and Miss Bessie Snyder visited Worth Manchester. Ed Kynaston and family from Fort Wayne visited the Pearson home. Gresso couple traveled to Chicago for business and leisure. Roy Kramer of Warsaw visiting A J Kramer’s home. J W Ferrerda spent Sunday with parents in Leesburg. Sale bill printing praised. Verna Hoke returned from Chicago after a ten day visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Kirkpatrick
Miss
Bessie Snyder
Worth Manchester
Ed. Kynaston
Fort Wayne
Pearson
E. W. Gresso
Vera Gresso
Chicago
Windy City
Gresso
J. W. Ferrerda
Leesburg
Verna Hoke
Local Social Notes and Community Requests
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Manly and Maura’s sister Mrs. Lansberry visited yesterday in Warsaw after a land trip to St Louis by auto. Ed Phillips of Warsaw called on business, and Mr. Adams from Fort Wayne visited over Sunday. The staff invites readers to submit items for the paper and promises rewards for captured notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Manly
Maura
Mrs. Lansberry
Warsaw
St Louis
Ed Phillips
The Vital Fieldmen Agriculture
Peter Radford argues that agricultural progress hinges on solving marketing as well as production. He calls for a massive organization uniting farmers merchants bankers and editors, highlighting the Farmers Union role in seed science and marketing while urging government and industry support for market development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
United States
Farmers’ Union
Quiet Title Notice in Kosciusko County Court
Notice to defendants in Harry Weaver v Daniel Gilchrist et al, Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1915. Complaint seeks to quiet title to the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter in Section 32 Township 33 North Range 7 East. Defendants with unknown or nonresident status are named or described. appearance required September 6, 1915, at Warsaw Court House. Clerks seal and attorneys Eschbach and Sloane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Harry Weaver
Daniel Gilchrist
Eschbach and Sloane
Lavina Hartline
Josephine Goodlander
Caroline Simpson
Elizabeth Bloomer
Rachel E. Hopkins
Entete
Wilson Hizer
Joseph McGinnis Johnson
Terrell Hizer
Kosciusko County
Indiana
Towit
Koscitsko
Warsaw
Searad D. Longenecker
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Record Office
Silver Lake
FORD
Lake Township
Hittenbergers
Claypool
Brush & Hanson
Ind
Zosciusko County
Downinga
Roy Kramer
A. J. Kramer
Albert Bollinger
Manchester
Fletcher
Adams
Gladys Taney
Gretzhoffen
London
New York
M. P
Carlos von Mapen
N.Y
State of Indiana
Danial Gilchrist
Hklizabeth Bloomer
Rachael E. Hopkins
Eschbach and Slogene
F. P. Freeman
North
E. Main St
Manchester, Ind
Freeman-Is. the Real Estate. & Piano Dealer
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