Woman Sues Kingsland Man for 10000 Damages
Miss Lillie B. Couch daughter of Rev B L Couch of Huntington sues Charles Sale C H operator at Kingsland for breach of promise. She alleges five years of courtship and marriage plans, now broken by his marriage to Nettie Ashbaucher last March. She seeks 10000 and claims the defendant owns several farms in Wells county.
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Lillie B. Couch
B. L. Couch
Huntington
Charles (. Sale
Kingsland
Nettie Ashbaucher
Wells County
Mail Route No 3 Established Through Warsaw Area
Rural mail route No 3 is ordered established from War saw post office and will start operating immediately. It covers Buffalo street past Henry Shafer and James Webb to Wiltrouts then west to Yankee street three and a half miles south to Union street then east to Mt Pleasant and northwest to Wiltrouts. It continues east about one mile to Herricks then south on the Packerton road and east to George Tibbetts then one and a half miles north past Wim McConnells and east a half mile then north one mile northeast into Warsaw over the Manchester road past the Noble farm and Elijah Blackford's. Norman Flaymond is appointed carrier with O P Jaques as substitute.
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Warsaw
Buffalo Street
Henry Shafer
James Webb
Wiltrouts
Yankee Street
Union Street
Mt. Pleasant
Germany shifts stance aids Chinese settlement hopes
A Chicago Record summary notes Germany's shift in stance following the German emperor's note to Kuang Han. It indicates punishment of guilty Chinese officials may suffice and that power nations may unite to press China. Secretary Hay directs Conger to report on concerns guiding this change, signaling potential negotiations rather than preconditions.
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Chicago
Wuang Han
Germany
William
China
Kuang Han
Hay
Conger
Rural Mail Delivery Expands to Towns and Farms
Rural mail routes are being established from larger towns to rural districts, with Warsaw and Columbia City each operating three routes. Many smaller towns lack routes due to insufficient influence to gain authorization. Delivery to rural homes offers daily mail, stamps, and easy business with carriers, boosting access to newspapers and world news.
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Warsaw
Columbia City
Teach Children to Work for a Better Life
A piece urging parents to set age appropriate daily duties for children to prevent street idleness. It warns idle roaming leads to bad associations and crime, while early industry builds a strong life foundation and resilience against life’s storms.
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Leistre
The
Divorce Quick Work In Silver Lake Case
In Silver Lake, attorney J W Arthur files for divorce for Mrs Conde. The Warsaw court hears the case, and within twenty minutes the divorce is granted to Mrs Conde with both parties proceeding. The article notes the swift handling as unusually rapid.
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Silver Lake
North
Warsaw Opera House Railing Falls in High Wind
Across the Warsaw opera house north side an iron railing toppled during strong winds on Sept 26. No injuries were reported.
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Warsaw Opera House
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B. Oppenheim & Cos
Manchester
Wabash County
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hrhatehrs and
Carland
Stout & Son
88Th Indiana Regiment
Butler
George Nearpass
Culver Herald
Recorders
Revenue Department
Huntington Fair
Argos
Isaac Swibart
Huffman
Wells
Jluntington
Henry Huffman
Huffmans
North Manchester
Dennis Bloomer
Treasury Department
Washington
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