War News and Local Editorial Notes from The Warsaw Union
Summary of editorials and letters criticizing lawmakers and postal officials. Rockefeller funds Mexican aid with gold showers, sparking debate on U.S. profits and charity. Laws on March stock sales draw farmer hardship, potential evasion risk. FE Werzer accuses postal attaches. Brick under scrutiny over rural routes and possible cover-up. District 13 politics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Werzer
South Bend
Brick
United States Postal Department
D.D. Bates
Gnes
Washington
Wurzer
Henas
Postal Depart Scandals Cloud Rural Mail Delivery
A dismaying view emerges as crucial rural mail delivery faces criticism due to unfolding scandals within the post office department. The article laments the association and calls for accountability as investigations continue to reveal allegedly improper actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Political pur pose purges blamed in Republican era
The article charges officials in the postal department and Republican members of Congress with using political influence for pur poses. It argues many involved will avoid punishment, citing James N Tyner’s dismissal as an example and predicting scapegoating of the less guilty, while claiming the party’s pattern of impunity will repeat. The piece asserts the public will suffer from these delictions by party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Department
Congress
Republican Party
Kingery and Co Offer Special Bargains This Week
W N Kingery and Company announce bargains at their store and the Lion store, with Lion stock sold at the old stand for a time before moving across the street to be offered in special lots and at approved prices. Thin stock bought at very low prices is being sold accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Kingery & Co
Lion
Kingery
Commit ioners Comet and Local Licenses and Ditch Petitions
Licenses were granted to Frank M. Smith of Warsaw and Charles W. Corbin of Milford. John Postma was named justice of the peace for Van Buren township. Ditch petitions were filed in Franklin and Scott townships, with viewers named to meet on specified dates. The Melvin H. Summy ditch report favored establishment. A highway vacation petition between Milford and Leesburg drew a remonstrance. viewers Rolandus J. Fox John N. Barnhart and George Richards were set to meet April 21. R. W. Nelson, longtime Adame Express Co. agent, bought the Inn of Jack Custer and plans to run a first class restaurant with improved rooms and low prices. He invites public patronage.
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Frank M. Smith
Warsaw
Charles W. Corbin
Milford
John Postma
van Buren Township
Fpbraim Swick
Franklin Township
J. A Cook
William ©. McConnell
Thomas Herd
Emanuel Swank
Scott Township
Jas. W.W. Brown
John Haffer
Edmund
Lash
Melvin H. Summy
Leesburg
Rolandus J. Fox
John N. Barnhart
George Richards
Auditor’s Office
R. W. Nelson
Adame Express Co
Jack Custer
Nelson
Openings and Price Drops At Local Eateries
Distorted notice lists several shops and deals including Aleman’s Buggy Whip half price, Fur goods at Aleman’s, lunches at Kipple’s restaurant, Lionatore now open by W H Kingery Co, Rice’s goods at Alleman’s, and Good Things are Obesphere with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipple
W. H. Kingery & Co
Rice
Alleman
Warsaw area ad notes many local buys and changes
Advertisements and notices from Warsaw and nearby areas list low prices on seeds and wallpaper, mortgage affidavits, hardware bargains, and store closings. Mentions residents such as Geo W Polk and Mrs W S Forler, with health and travel updates and business promotions across several local shops.
Prize Draw At Easter Opening In Warsaw Indiana
Kosciusko county farmers invited to Lewis Ripple’s Easter opening on Saturday April 11 1903 to view harvesting machinery and win farm implements in a free drawing First prize Vaclina cultivator valued at 28 dollars second prize No 13 steel plow worth 16 dollars third prize spike tooth borrow worth 12 40 fourth prize garden hue cultivator worth BL attendees urged to visit Ruevee Colmer Main and Doffato streets Warsaw Indiana for the event
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Vaclina
Kosciusko County
Lewis Ripple
Dig Bargains Now Offered to Warsaw and Moe Dusko
Bargains advertised for Warsaw and Moe Dusko Country include 200 Japanese china oat maal bows and 100 pieces glassware at low prices. A social troop fee runs on the Big Four railroad for workers attending the funeral of Engineer China Seavey killed in the wreck at Ruse.
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Dig
Warsaw
Moedusko
Esch
Alleman
China Seavey
Ruse
Funeral and lodge events attended in Warsaw area
The funeral was held at Wabash for Mr Leavy. Members of Salome lodge Daughters of Rebekah from this city joined a trip to Pierceton for a Naom lodge meeting. War saw lodge initiated a candidate and served an elaborate banquet. The Warsaw team received high praise for its performance and Warsaw lodge praised the entertainers.
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Salome Lodge
Rebekah
Pierceton
Naom Lodge
Warsaw
Ita
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Warsaw Union
S. K. Bartholomew
Youse Rockefeller
Mexico
Variou
Columbia City Post
Irene
Ety
Ayer
Kingery & Go’s
Ioners
Euaterdyee
Lantz
Aleman
Aileman
E. E. Rhodes
Undertaker
East Center St. Warsaw
W. R Thoman
Alleman's
Chea
Gilann
Gralen
Forerly
Milfo
Alaska
J. R. Williams
Lynch
Widaman
Rigdon's
Geo. R Ogren
Andrew Bennett
Mulford
Ibis
Arthar Uayden
North Lake Street
McCormick Harvester Co
W. S. Forler
Marshall, Mich
Philip Kuechle
Junkin
Albion Beck
Battle Creek
Guy
Geo. W. Polk
Enterprise Building
Grabner's Hardware
J. Murra
Marion
Charles
Chas. F. Nye
South Buffalo Street
Indiana
Ly Ripple
Ruevee
Colmer Main
Doffato Sts
Ind
Anheuser-Busogy
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Alleman's Market
Sardinieres
Wabash
Mr.Leavy
Figg
Ai-Leman
Orficein Moon Block
WARBA
Nervigor
C. H. Jennings
Lima
Peffer
Hetty
Santa Clara
Cal
Potter Medical Assn
Chicago
Uke
F. C. Linch
E. E. Haworth
Haworth Claypool
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