Kosciusko County Democrats Name New Officers for 1907–1910
Democratic victory on Tuesday last names newly elected county officers who will take offices in 1907 or 1908. Auditors and clerks begin January 1 1908, with four year terms. recorder and assessor start January 1 1907. treasurer sheriff coroner and surveyor start January 1 1907 for two years. commissioners take office for terms through 1910 and 1908 respectively.
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Kosciusko Co A Ly
John
G. . Beagle
Eawin* Stout
John Pinkerton
William H. Thomas
George W. Irvine
Edward Haas
William S. Kiplinger
Samuel L. Blue
Sherilff
Peter Clemmer
Southern District
Samuel P. Grant
Northern District
Moved to Silver Lake Welcome Ezra Wood Family
Ezra Wood and wife arrived from Fort Wayne on Monday with their household effects and will reside on East Main Street in Silver Lake. Wood was recently disabled but can get about with one crutch. Welcome back to the old town.
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Ezra Wood
Ft. Wayne
Silver Lake
East Main Street
Wood
Old Town
Husbands Be Wise Train Wives for Winter Tasks
Public notice humorously advises husbands to train wives for harsh winter chores. It lists steps like teaching wood splitting and kindling, building toughness, and avoiding repeated requests, presenting a satirical guide to household labor expectations.
Local Man Samuel Fisher Dies at Home near Packerton
Samuel Fisher aged 56 and living three miles southeast of Packerton was found dead in bed Sunday morning beside his wife. Coroner E E Ruines of Warsaw investigated and ruled death from apoplexy. Fisher had retired in good health on Saturday and appeared well until his death, leaving a wife and three children.
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Samuel Fisher
Packerton
Ruiones
Warsaw
Mr. Fisher
Death Notice for Wilbur Foltz in Elkhart
Allen Dehaven received a message Monday that Wilbur Foltz six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs J Foltz died at Elkhart at a.m. from a complication of diseases. The funeral occurred Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Allen Dehaven
Wilbur
J. Foltz
Elkhart
Miss Willett Haskell Returns to Mendon School
Miss Willett Haskell resumes teaching near Mendon Michigan after a weeklong vacation visiting relatives. She returned Monday to begin the winter term at a district school.
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Willett Haskell
Mendon
Mich
Haskel
Death of Infant From Laughman Family
The ten month old child of Mr and Mrs Elmer Laughman near town died Monday night after a three week illness. Funeral held this forenoon at 10 o clock at Fairview Church northwest of town. Services conducted by Rev C J Miner of Macy.
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Elmer Laughman
Fairview
C. J. Miner
Macy
Fragmentary obituary notes of various workers and tradespeople
A jagged, transcription style lists names and fates of many laborers including bankers cashiers cobblers saloon keepers gamblers stable hands printers and farmers. The text hints at deaths or endings for each role with stray phrases about reckoning and spirits.
Mentone Cable Disruption Restored by Evening
Citizens reported a break in service at Mentone. Mr Oldfather and his men found the issue, repaired the cable, and service was back to normal by six o clock.
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Mentone
Aoaging
Ntone. Saigyneraity
The
Train wreck delays Big Four passenger run near Indianapolis
The north bound Big Four evening passenger train ran two and a half hours late Sunday night after a wreck near Indianapolis. The engine left an open switch and the train jumped the track except the rear coach. Passengers were unaware until they were told to exit the train.
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Indianapolis
Enginn
Little Red School House Recognition at Claypool Event
A brief Oklahoma era scene notes two brothers Ruth and Fairbanks near Claypool two miles from the Little Red School House. The vice president recognized cheers from pupils and waved his hat in a moment of local ceremony.
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Red
Claypool
Brothers ‘Ruth
Fairbanks
Disorderly Election Rant Mentions Shedwater Word
Article notes Koschinsk o county landslide causes cited by C By Rantz. Charley says the word shedwater, allegedly coined by Sam Funk, was the straw that broke the camel's back.
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Koschinsko County
Rantz
Charley
Sam Funk
Public Sale To Be Held Near Sue Lake
A K Denney will hold a public sale four miles south and four miles east of Sue Lake on Tuesday November 21 1906. Items include a Norman Stallion seven years old sixteen yearling steers two cows four broad sows thirteen shoats eight fall pigs 400 bushels corn hay 300 shocks fodder millet and seed oats three dozen chickens farming implements and more. Terms are usual with eight months time. Sale starts at 10 o clock with J D Gill as auctioneer.
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A. K. Denney
Sue Lake
Je 'D. Gill
Big Four to discontinue Winona flyer this winter
The Big Four plans to discontinue the Winona flyer with an effect to take place in the winter time card period. The change affects schedule notices and local riders awaiting winter service updates.
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Winona
Souvenir Postal Cards and Government Claims
The post has issued an order that travels cine all. Government owes recovery consideration to collectors of souvenir postal cards as described in the brief, uncertain archival note.
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the Post
Masquerade Night at The Twentieth Century Club
A masked event on Thanksgiving night was held in the rear room of Dr. Leckron’s office amid preparations for a social gathering at the Twentieth Century Club.
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Neamnemet Ba
Thei R Iisou
Engineering Scheme Idea From New York Engineer
Fragmentary notes describe a New York engineer named Cioper proposing a vast tunnel scheme. The plan involved a massive power project linked to Niagara and would enlist capital and multiple phases.
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Hugh E. ‘Cioper
New
York
Traffic fines cited in Central Association case
An OCR fragment mentions tickets and fines tied to the Central Association. Readable elements include references to Bintz Alf and the Trafic term, implying a cited traffic violation matter with penalties. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Bintzalf
the Central
Trafic
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Kenmore
Wren
Fort Wayne
Shenk
Rane
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