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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1903

Page

7

Wide Rail Excursions and Low Fares to Western and Southern Points

The notice lists extensive excursion tariffs and sale dates via the Big Four route and allied lines. It covers winter and spring offers to Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indian Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Mexico, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and more. Multiple date windows specify selling periods from February through April 1903 with special events and return extensions.

Pointe” Ta Outheusk Biute Uds Alabama Arisons Arkaneus Colorado Florida Georgia Adiao Kaneye Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oxishoma South Carolina South Dakota Peenessee Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Cuba Gulf Coast California Teturo Arizna Arkansas Miorida Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Minnesot Missoni New Mexico North Carolin Oklahoma Tennessee Wyoming North Manitoba Ontario Beskatchewan Assiniboia Biz Four Cincinnati Northern Dayton Union RR New Orleans Big Four Nat Manufacturera O RR New Orlenns

Barbee Lake Residents Share Sunday Visits and News

Local notes list visits and family news around Barbee Lake. Names include Bertha, Lewis Neih, William Reenter, Lisa Te, Mendé, O Connell, Julia Bréwa, Elena OConnell, Everest Mbedtise, Datchthi Lawrence Tuttle, Bertha Holderman, Grandma Lal, Bessie Wiigtt, Henry Vaumeardner, J N Holderman, George Curry, Minsey Biddle, Maggie Connell, Mary Brown, Peter O Connell, Katwa landing guests, Myrtle Banning, Arthur Banning, Johnny Brown, and others as they spent Sunday with relatives and friends.

Lewis Neihet Reenter Lisate Roe Famotty Fort Wayne Michael “O'Condell Peter O'Abunelt Edthund of Famey Julia Bréw Minsey Biddle Maggie Ela ‘c Connell Mary Maggie Brown Desme Watt Bone Prairie Peter O'Connell Katwa Landing Miss Mary Brown Ft. Wayne Myrtle Banning Wm. Banning Arthur Banning John Wright Johnny Brown William O'Bryan

Reverend Hopkins Preaches at Brethren Church Baptizes Three

Sidney Rev. Hopkins led a Sunday service at the Brethren Church and baptized three candidates in the afternoon. Local notices list visitors, moves, and a real estate purchase, with travel ads offering a Washington to British Columbia rail special starting February 15.

Rev. Hopkins Brethren Church Mrs. Stiverson Washington Hiram Alrey Dallis Droud Cromwell Mia David Michael Charles Grisso Curtis Blomy Liberty Mill

Emulsion’s Worth Demonstrated By Weight Gain Claim

An ad notes a woman paid 5 to 8 cents a pound for twelve pounds of flesh and gained twelve pounds after regular doses of Scott's Emulsion. It touts the product as valuable material and promises a free sample, listing Scott & Bowne, chemists, 409 Pearl Street, New York.

Scott

Local Notes From Silver Lake and Nearby Towns

SILVER LAKE 3 C B K each and W D Stout made a business trip to Rochester Saturday. Wilfred Tomman left Saturday for Goshen to work in the timing department of the Hawkins hardware. Mrs W D Stout and her little daughter spend a week in the country Dear Akron with Mr and Mrs Scott Whittenberger, parents of Mrs Stout. Rev H L Greenwalt has returned from a three week visit with friends in eastern Ontario. BR Kern was a Warsaw visitor. Mrs Powman and Mrs Gushard of Warsaw spent Saturday with Mrs Alice McKrill, whose serious illness is mentioned again in this column.

Wilfred Tomman Goshen Hawka Hardware W.D. Stout Akron Scott Whittenberger Stout H. L. Greenwalt Eastern Onto BR. Kern Warsaw Powman Gushard Alice McKrill McKrill

From Grau to Gruber and the Irish Toast

A New York Times fragment recalls Mauricé Grau’s operatic management joke at the Met as he tosses slips to test drafts. Justice O’Brien spots Abe Gruber at a Friendly Sons of St Patrick dinner and humorously notes their differing spellings show as Aaron.

Grau Mauricé Grau Gray Metropolitan Opera House Morgan J. O’brien James A. O'Gorman Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Abe Gruber Abe Erin Gruber New York Times

Patti’s Complex Nationality Question Before Naturalization

Born in Madrid to a Sicilian father and an English mother Patti grew up with an American stepfather in the United States. She married two French men before settling in Wales and becoming the wife of a Swedish nobleman.

Patti Mme Madrid Catania Sicily United States Wales

Big Four North Bound and South Bound We

North Bound and South Bound rail lines dominate a fragmentary caption showing the Big Four route. The text hints at traffic directions but lacks full context or details.

Opportunities in the South for Investment and Growth

The South attracts northern and foreign capital with rapid industrial and agricultural expansion. A growing settler influx boosts demand and land values. Alabama leads in coal and fruit production with strong cattle potential. Inquiries directed to GA. PARK, General Industrial and Immigration Agent, Louisville Nashville and Kentucky.

United States Alabama Gulf Coast Union Alshamae South GA. Park Louisville Nashville K. B

Queen and Crescent Route Highlights and Reach

The notes describe the Queen and Crescent route ending at Southern Railway via Cincinnati to Atlanta and Jacksonville. It claims fastest connection to Chatanooga and marks Asheville North Carolina as a terminal while referencing the Cincinnati to Atlanta and Jacksonville service. The passage emphasizes the route’s prominence and travel distance advantages.

Asheville Wn.c Queen & Crescent Southern Railway Queen & Cresent Cincinnati Atlanta Jacksonville Chattanooga Pullman Aleeping Cara Charleston Augusta

Yboough College Opens 32nd Year With Broad Curriculum

The prospectus for Yboough College marks the 32nd year beginning September 17, 1901. It touts a preparatory course including music and art, a curriculum blending country beauty with city advantages, and facilities such as a gymnasium tennis and golf. For information address Hey Chaim Mera Martin, D. D. president.

Yboough College Conree Chaim- Mera Martin D. D

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