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Wakarusa Weekly Sun in Wakarusa, Indiana

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Wakarusa Weekly Sun

Location

Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1875

Page

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Grant County taxes for dogs and dairy facts in New York

The Wakarusa Sun notes Grant County Indiana taxes on 2118 dogs and suggests county comparison with Elkhart. It reports New York State dairy output with 912 butter and cheese factories and 113 273 pounds of cheese and 21 593 pounds of butter up to Sept 1. The column blends local politics with farm economy and editorials on Union sympathies and newspaper style.

Grant County Indiana Elkhart County New York Duchess and Schoharrie Counties New York City

Death of Col J E Curtis at Petosky Michigan

Col James F Curtis died of hemorrhage from the lungs at Petosky Michigan on September 16 at age 38 He was a son in law of B D Sherwood of Elkhart and a brave soldier in the Rebellion The Elkhart Daily Observer notes his funeral arrival of the coffin to Elkhart and the large procession with band fire department soldiers and mourners paying tribute to the late officer. Col Tucker J A Richley A R Burns Jay Parmater Capt Willard and J B Davenport served as pall bearers. Firemen were under Chief Campbell. Michael Levy commanded ex soldiers and E P Elmer acted as Grand Marshal.

James F. Curtis Petosky Mich B. D. Sherwood Elkhart Elkhart Daily Observer Col. Curtis F.b. D. Sherwood Middlebury Street Warburton Col. Tucker J. A. Richiey A. R. Burns Jay Parmater Capt. Willard J. B. Davenport Campbell Michael Levy E. P. Elmer

The Fast Mail Train and Indian Swindle Exposed

A retrospective note on the speed of a new mail train from New York to Chicago and the far reaching impact on business and journalism. It also details an official probe into over 500000 in Indian affairs payments to Blackfeet Blood and Piegan tribes, with agents fabricating receipts for supplies while no Blackfeet or many Bloods live near the agency.

New York Chicago Reader Gobickag Lackawana Huesdale Pai Delaware River Boston Brooklyn Washington Black Hills British America United States Congress Commissioner of Indians Affairs United States Indian Bufflo Agricultural Department

Indignant Subscriber Renews After Narrow Escape

An Elizabeth Mews reader threatened to cancel his paper after a dispute with Richard La Rue about subsailing fence rails. La Rue warned that several neighbors who stopped their papers soon died or faced odd fates, prompting the subscriber to reconsider and remain subscribed for another year.

Elizabeth Mews Richard la Rue Richard Jim Sawders Timothy Granger George Erickson Eagle Creek LaRue

Obituary for Thomas Price of Locke township

Thomas Price, an old citizen of Locke township, died Tuesday morning at about 87. A Pennsylvania Quaker and a just, upright man, he had been feeble and somewhat demented for several years. Cause of death was paralysis.

Thomas Price Locke Township Mr. Price

Melancholy Widower at Funeral Grounds

A mournful man in black lingered after a burial at the cemetery remarking he hopes the deceased rests comfortable. He notes a prime rosewood coffin and seventeen carriages and jokes about another funeral before Christmas, leaving with a benevolent air.

Drgver Nate Detroit Free Press

Murder Near Fort Wayne After Night of Drinking

A couple walking home near Fort Wayne were attacked after a brawl between Hicks and Cronk. Hicks allegedly fatally stabbed Cronk in the neck with a large dirk knife severing a major vein. Cronk died shortly after. Hicks is jailed. Source Syracuse Enterprise.

Fort Wayne Hicks Cronk Syracuse Enterprise

Brubaker and Eyer Advertise New Ji fnapér Suitings

Brubaker and Eyer call the attention of the ladies to new Ji fnapér Suitings priced at 25 cents per yard.

Brubaker & Eyer

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