Court House News and Probate Court Matters
Court decisions quiet title in a land dispute. Divorce granted for Sarah J. Chapman from G. W. Chapman and Eliza Horn from Smith Horn. County contracts for supplies awarded including dry goods drugs clothing groceries wood janitor supplies and disinfectants. Real estate transfers listed, marriages licenses issued, and administrators reported final exhibits.
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Circuit Court
Soldier
Elisaba Lung
Sarah J. Chapman
G. W. Chapman
Eliza Horn
Smith Horn
Flwfer & Richardson
ID. Webb
Philipson Tailoring Co
BE. E. Nye
I. IL. Uutter
G. Rutter
Tallet
Frank Moore
One Court House
JI Hames
Kosciusko Abstract
Gaaranty Company
Ollee
Grabner’s
Benjamin Wilkinson
Lucinda Holderman
Willard
Oswego
Daniel Neff
Omar F. Neff
Vans Buren
Farmers Institute Three Day Seminar Program 1904
Executive committee presents a three day farmers institute schedule in the fruit court room on January 18 19 and 20 1904. sessions include music soil improvement farm topics live stock dairy and rural telephone discussions led by J B Barris Mrs Meredith Mrs Wells and others with committees reports and timber culture notes.
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Farmers’ Institute
Druit Court Room
Tinos. Barnard
Eph Wells
Meredith
Graft Allegations Hit House Committee on Post Office
Indiana congressman Jesse Overstreet, secretary of the Republican Congressional Committee and chairman of the House Post Offices and Post Roads panel, faces scrutiny as Bristow’s report on graft in the Post Office Department is reviewed. The piece notes Overstreet’s alleged matching offense of increasing a small Indiana post office allowance and sending a secretary to draw the boosted salary, casting doubt on Republican resolve to prosecute graft without a Democratic administration. The column closes with local society items and a school progress update in Claypool under Principal Leroy Caldwell.
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Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
House Committee On
Bristow
Jesus Overstreet
House of Representatives
Jwee
Jothers
Poat
Claypool
Leroy Caldwell
State University
Caldwell
Roy Scules
Scoles
Iis
Pauline Kinsey
E. E. Haworth
Liberal clubbing offer for Tribune Farmer and Union
Arrangements made to club The Tribune Farmer with The Union for readers. The Tribune Farmer costs 1 a year and The Union 50 cents. both together can be had for 1.75 a year in advance. Offer available to old or new subscribers. Send orders to The Warav Union with 1 dollar.
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New York Tribune Farmer
Beat Farm
United States
Tribune Farmer
Waraw
Notes by the Way Reflect on 1903 and Reform for 1904
A reflective column considers the year just ending and urges self improvement for the new year. It discusses ambition, avoiding failures, and augmenting successes, citing Robert B. Risk and reviews of Trevelyan and Hoar on the American Revolution. It notes English officers' principled stance in the war and mentions local civic notices, a Leesburg grange, and Pythian District plans.
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Robert B. Risk
Lancaster Examiner
Mayo W. Hazeltine
New York Sun
George Trevelyan
George F. Hoar
John Bull
George ‘Trevelyan
Macaulay
America
John Ficke
Chatham
Pitt
Burke
For
Sam
John Adams
Washington
England
Geo. Iiii
Gitahpoto
Lord Chatham
Canada
Carleston
France
Giberalter
Admiral Keppel
Jeffery Amberat
Keppel
Amherst
New England
Conway
House of Commons
Lord Effngham
House of Lord's
Frederick Cavendish
Leesburg
Bert Hall
Warsaw
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M. A. Witcon
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State Bank OF Warsaw
Transsota
Capital Stock
R. W. Chipman
Edgar Raymond
A. O. Catlin
W. W.chipman
Casher
Board of
W. Chipman
E. Haymond
A. Catling
W Oldfather
L. W. Rouse
J. F. Beyer
W. W. Chipman
Sulth
Coboker Smith & Dukes
Msore
St. C. Smiths
Cor. Main and
Lake St. Warsaw
D'H Hones
Lake St
Indiana Loan
Buffalo St
Geo. W. Bennett
Sec
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J. J. Bibler
Epibalmer
Rt. C. Smith
Market Street
Opera’ House
Houser
G. EB Houser
Ind
E. R. Wood
South
Robbins & Kemper
Inaa
Beatty
Graves & Butchi
Dwieners
Itea
Manuel Uepler
Sarah Towns
Lorenzo W. Nyenf
Cayuga County
New York
William N. Graves
Saral C.shideler
George A. Rank
James O. Rank
Richard Guy
Amos F. Long
Titus BE. Berst
Henry Berst
Morris Conn
J. Rosenstack
Nathan Straus
Elmer Cowgill
Mahlon Rhoden
Thomas Warren
Samuil C. Harrington
Isiah Hoover
Emelive
Louver
Henry Gibson
John F. Davison
Samson J. North
Wiliam W. Warren
John
J.B. Tom
Daniel
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Rachel
Marcup
Heeson
Bartlett
Beeson
Charlotte Lee
James Sumpter
van Buren
Ezskiel Inka
van Buren TS
Benjamin L Woods
Jefferson
Adam Kling
Samuel H Chipman
Aaron
Perine
Leonard Cutter
VanBuren
Benjamin
Heighway
Korner
Franklin
Aston
Sarsh Metz
Emanuel Wyland
Tippecanoe
Reuben Gresso
Hannah Gresso
Lot
Prudence O Story
Wm Koontz
Monroe
G W Chapman
Sarah J Graves
Nancy J
John A
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Add Pierce
HW Hayes
Matchett Bros & Co
CI Myers
Andrew Edmonds
Turkey Creek
George Bilz
Susan Ritter
Samuel Craig
Thes van Dyke
Graves
Erastus Givens
E A Morrison
Shatto
James Blue
W Stauffer
Alice B Bowman
Mentone
Chauncey Weybright
Bertha Ulery
Loyd Dewey
Bertha C. Walburn
Mark M. Kickerbocker and
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Arthur Reese
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Joseph J. Weaver
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Burkett Frush
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Charles Morris and
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Clarence S. Stevens and
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Victor Hamon
Dorthy Span
Ludwin P. Thomas
Grace Guy
John Scarlett
Lydia
Ettlien
Jacob Danner
Hannah H. Kuba
Stiver and
Clars Boyer
Farmers!institute
Seamon
Soil Improvement
J. B. Barris
Cloverdale
Mrs. Virginia
Cambridge City
Joel Sall
J. W. Stover
J. K. Burris
J. ¥. Plummer
Ry Shanton
Egbert Gawthrop
W. J. Banks
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J. W. Parks
H. S. K. Bartholomew
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