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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
5
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County Indiana that I have received the Tax Duplicate of 1903 and will attend as the law directs at the Treasurer's Office in Warsaw from this date until the specified deadline.
Tax table lists rates for townships towns and Warsaw city Kosciusko County Indiana for 1903. Water, library, and light funds are charged at varying cents per dollar in Pierceton Milford Leesburg Tippecanoe Washington townships and other municipalities. Some entries show small one cent charges for cemetery or library funds and a general tax of $1.00 for Leesburg Wayne township and others.
Extracts from the statutes of Indiana outline payment options for taxes in Kosciusko County. Taxes may be paid in two installments by May and November, with penalties if late. delinquent taxes may be collected by sale of property. The treasurer warns taxpayers to ensure receipts reflect all parcels and to pay promptly, as delinquent lands will be offered for sale February 10, 1904, at 10 a.m. in Warsaw, Indiana.
Local notices report sewerage and post office classification, merchants promoting products at Lynch s drugs and W H Kingery. Visitors and residents from Milford Etna Green Claypool Leesburg and Claypool are noted. A Methodist church reopening and memorial service follows extensive repairs with a memorial list of names.
A dense stream of short items lists names and calls from Warsaw and vicinity. Includes merchant ads for coal oil, meat smoke, dental services, and liveries. notices of calls by residents like Hiram Parker, Irvin Pinkerton, and John F Schadt. obituaries and health notes. school and college news. plan for a new high school and local election chatter. and a carful of social notes from Goshen to Elkhart with visits, weddings, and a street sleigh accident among the brief happenings.
Dr. C. R. Long of Picketon, in the city Tuesday. Henry L. Oldfather of Silver Lake, secretary of the People's Mutual Telephone company, stopped in Warsaw last Friday. Henry Goodyear of Monroe township, a well known citizen, visited Warsaw on circuit court business last Thursday.
Dr Mayo presents a hotel talk at Will Be Hotel Hays on Tuesday February 2 1904 detailing a claimed painless cure for cancers and tumors without surgery and a cure for epilepsy at his Delaware Street Indianapolis clinic offering an unconventional remedy.
About 50 Salome lodge D of R members traveled to Leesburg to exemplify Evergreen lodge ritual in the usual impressive manner. The Leesburg degree team received many compliments and a social hour followed. Dr. Santa Ford of Syracuse, mentioned ill last week, is visiting his brother Daniel Ford at home.
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