Incomplete data on rail insertion at Cus-Baltimore line
Brief OCR fragment notes an insertion event tied to Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chicago Railroad, with a value of 15.00. Missing details prevent full reconstruction of date, place, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1875
Page
3
Brief OCR fragment notes an insertion event tied to Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chicago Railroad, with a value of 15.00. Missing details prevent full reconstruction of date, place, or outcome.
Nails arrive by the ton at C S Eyer's cheap store and Bateman's offers fresh fruit and codfish at Goshen's Barnes corner. The Mishawaka Enterprise notes trains behind on the M S A R while Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised for coughs, colds, throat and lung diseases. Local prices and cash-only deals are highlighted, with comments on civic sentiment and measles in the north part of town.
A mixed column lists items from Omaha papers up to March 2 some shop notices drug stock and grocers a disturbance led to a lawsuit and a brief critique of Indiana legislature. Also includes travel notices Knights of Carthage journal satire on bribery in South Carolina and a long anecdote about a grumbler named Sandy Black with a domestic quibble over dinner.
In GOSHEN on March 8 1875 a playful dialogue features multiple saw puns about saws and sawyers. The Elkhart Observer note of busy times and ill editors is cited, while the Wakarusa Sun mentions reduced staff and drunken printers as part of newspaper life.
A lady's black fur cape, belonging to Mrs. Smith, was lost on Saturday afternoon on the road south from Wakarusa between John Smith's residence and Ephraim Zook's. Any finder returning it to the owner or to this office will receive a suitable reward.
A Milwaukee Sentinel writer notes a woman challenging a man who speaks of shedding blood for Louisiana. He is disturbed by his wife calling from the kitchen asking if he will fetch a bucket of water or stay to help.
A London woman who killed six husbands by poisoning and deceit was tried, convicted, and executed. The incident led to the reform that requires legal inspection of unburied corpses.
Congressman Tyner of this state advances toward a third state post as a potential P M Gen. The report notes shifts in political appointments and Tyner's rising profile within party circles.
The publisher announces an atlas for Indiana with eight railroads churches climate and population data. It includes sixteen maps and engravings of scores of residences and portraits. The work aims for a 1875 publication with canvassing and illustrations.
Oct 28 report from Iowa State Register notes a morning executive department event. Details are limited in the fragment, with no clear names, places, or outcomes readable.
The Grist Mill schedules regular operation on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays after this date. Flour corn meal and chop will be kept on hand for exchange and sale by ULINE SEAMAN proprietors. Oct. 6 1874.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me are hereby notified to come to my office and present claims before business hours. This notice requests settlement in the new year and warns of action if neglected.
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