Treasury to Exchange Saving Certificates for War Savings
Treasury will swap Treasury Saving Certificates for War Saving Certificates with stamps. Exchange begins December 1. New certificates carry interest for five years and offer 4 percent if cashed early. Cashing requires ten days notice. Small investors gain flexibility. Holders of War Savings Certificates should present them at the post office after December 1 to avoid holiday delays.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Improved Health of Mrs Rebecca Colbert At Daughter’s Home
Mrs Rebecca Colbert has been staying with her daughter Mrs Scott Lawrence two miles south of town for weeks. Once in poor health, she is improving now that she is out in the country and feels much better.
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Scott Lawrence
Farmers Co operative opens new office in Hi ram Kager room
The Farmers Co operative has opened a new produce office in the Hi ram Kager room. Robert Scott of Warsaw will run the office and Ale, experienced in the business, plans to move here with his family next spring.
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Hiram Kager
Robert Scott
Warsaw
Ale
New Treasury Savings Certificates Hit Post Office Sales
Postmaster Brown received from Washington a consignment of new Treasury Savings Certificates. They go on sale Saturday morning at the post office and mature in five years at 4 1 2 percent per annum, compounded semi annually. Demand is expected to exceed supply.
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Washington
Treasury Savings
Brown
Jurors Drawn for December Term in Warsaw
Grand and petit jurors were drawn Monday in Warsaw for the December term of court opening next Monday morning. Names include Harry Bouse on the grand jury and Bert Bartholmew Samuel Beber from Clay township Alva Summe from Lake township Fred Palmer and Myron McConnell from Monro township on the petit jury.
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Harry Bouse
Petit Jury
Bert Bartholmew
Samuel Beber
Clay Township
Alva Summe
Lake Township
Fred Palmer
Myron McConnel
Monro Township
Plans to Attend Warsaw Erklin Football Game
A large group from the area planned to be in Warsaw on Thursday afternoon to attend the final football game of the season between Warsaw and Erklin. Expectation was for a record crowd.
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Uite
Warsaw
Erklin
Dick Grimes Returns to Indiana for Winter
Dick Grimes arrived last Saturday and will stay through winter with his brother Arthur Grimes and family. He spent most of the prior months in the Dakotas before deciding to return to Indiana for the season.
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Arthur Grimes
Dakotas
Indiana
Delinquent Ditch Assessments Prompt Collection Steps
Land owners along the Schipper ditch owe assessments after bonds funded its construction. Some paid, but many bonds are now due and unpaid, leaving insufficient funds. Authorities plan to take steps to force collection.
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Schipper Ditch
Thanksgiving Day Store Closures Report
Observing Thanksgiving, most stores are closed today, allowing proprietors and employees a holiday. Stores remain shut across the town as communities pause for the holiday.
Condolence Resolutions for Jacob A Teeter
Castle Hall lodge of Silver Lake ind. posts resolutions mourning the death of Jacob A Teeter who died November 17 1928 The lodge notes his value as a member husband and citizen extends sympathy to his wife and family orders minutes copies and charter draping for thirty days through committee members H O Brown Edward Summe Olarence Brill
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Jacob A. Teeter
Silver Lake
Mrs Bessie Roof Visits From Chicago Over Weekend
Here From Chicago Mrs. Bessie Roof came down from Chicago last Saturday and remained over Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs Solomon Leckrone and her son Albert Roof who had been staying with his grandparents.
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Bessie Roof
Chicago
Solomon Leckrone
Albert Roof
Notice to Hunters on Private Lands Restriction
Public notice that the undersigned prohibit hunting on land or lands owned or controlled by them. Mrs. Blanche Breakbeil.
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Blanche Breakbeil
Reduced excursion rates to Chicago exposition draws crowds
Railroads entering Chicago offer special excursion rates to the International Live Stock Exposition held December 1 to 8. The offer aims to lure patrons to the event and its educational benefits.
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Chicago
Young Peoples Societies Meeting Notices
Meetings at 6 00 Sunday evening invite all to attend services at the two churches Christian Endeavor at U B Church Topic The Life Obedience Psalm Leader David Timberman Edward Olink residing north west of town will be present and give a short talk and sing Epworth League at the M E Church
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Christian Endeavor
U. B
David Timberman
Edward Olink
Farmers' Mutual Relief Assocation Annual Meeting Notice
The forty fifth annual meeting of the Farmers' Mutual Relief Association will be held in the court room at Warsaw on Saturday December 1st at 1 o'clock. Emanuel Dubbs president William Shaffer secretary.
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Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
Warsaw
Emanuel Dubbs
William Shaffer
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