Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Kosciusko County
Notice of private sale by William W. Snoke administrator with will annexed of Catherine Snake estate. Sale in Warsaw Indiana October 21 1916 between 10 am and 3 pm. Property includes 60 acres of former NE quarter and a 1 acre parcel in section 20 with terms: one third cash, one third in 12 months, one third in 18 months at 6 percent interest. Includes first mortgage security and potential early full cash option.
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Catharine Snake
Kosciusko Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Willian W. Snoke
William W. Snoke
Widaman & Widaman
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
William W. Snokee
Saxon guest at Rome City home for three weeks
Misa Flora Saxon has been a guest at the Sal Leckton home in Rome City for three weeks. A large crowd attended the John Craig sale last Saturday, with articles selling at fair prices.
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Misa Flora “Saxon
Sal Leckton
Rome City
John Craig
Local Notices and Subscriptions Lead Weekly Elkhart Scene
A column of social visits and society news from Elkhart and surrounding towns includes the Spring and Olds families, the Suipley and Gamble households, and various locals. A candidate appearance by Hon Charles B. Hughes in Warsaw is noted, along with magazine subscription offers at the Record office and multiple community events at North Manchester Fair with races and an elephant attraction.
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North Manchester
United States
Whch
Recomp
High Wages on American Rails Spark Nationwide Strike Threat
A six month study by the National Conference Committee shows engineers conductors firemen and brakemen on American railroads earn high wages with averages around 2000 per year and peak figures over 3000 for some. Rail managers appeal to the public to support arbitration rather than a nationwide strike or wage hike of 100 million dollars.
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New York
National Conference Committee of the Railways
National Conference Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Sale Season Tips and House Preparation
Public notices advise buyers and sellers that sale season starts early this year and highlight using home lists to avoid forgetting items. It recommends making a written list on sheet paper and bringing it to the Recorp office for careful handling and printing of sale bills.
Trainmen High Wages Compared With Other Rail Workers
Reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission, trainmen earn about 50 percent more in yearly wages than the average railway employee and roughly double the typical American worker. Locomotive engineers often exceed $2,000 annually, with long-serving engineers earning $2,000 to $3,000 yearly, while hours and responsibilities vary.
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Interstate Commerce . Commission
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Salon Springs
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Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
Bliss
James Meloy
Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kosciusko
Wabash Counties
Brush & Hansen
Record Company
Loc
Record Co
Straus Brothers Company
Ligonier, Indiana
Maryland
State Bureau OF Immigration
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Mad
Akron
Siver Lake
J. A. Teeter
Adrian Ogle
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Ind
State of Ohio
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Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Fr. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason Notary
Halls
Lend
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O. Solany
Widaman &, Widaman
Fletcher
Mrs. A. S. Spring
Elkhart
Mrs
Lula Olds
Chas Watt
Arther Ward
C. R. Grimm
Logansport
Charles B. Hughes
JL. C. Meek
Tiosa
Mary Meek
J.C. Ling
Recoxrp
J. C. Weimer
North
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Gamble Homes
D. H. Clymer
Rochester
J. F. Glymer
Ladies Time Journal
Modern Priscilla
Delineator
Designer Needlecraft
Pictorial Review
Frank Smith
Piqua
Ohio
Samuel Smith
Hannah Armey
O. F. Brown
Royal
P. Rayer
Calvino Presso
Lizccord
Princess Cook
Watson
Elsie
L. W. Myers
Mise Elsie
Piercetone School
Gartists
Stomnachs
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Ras Dewroy
Rager & Jontz
Bliss Native Herbs
CNRS
W. Groves
Syractse
Jas. L. Meloy
Syracuse
Alonzo O. Bliss CO
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George A. Brush, Charles. Hanson
Gall
Conn
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