Tas farmers institute and tariff debate sweep the week
The Tas farmers institute announces a three day program next week with debates on public funds handling and tariff policies. Editor notes distrust of Parks proposed county treasurer deposits, praises Democratic ideals, and cites Rochester Sentinel on tariff as consumer tax. Dellive also comments tariff reform gains in Was. Al l ewan's Market Place promotes low prices on prunes, raisins, citrus, tobacco, crackers, gloves, oil, kitchenware, and meats.
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Tas Farmers’ Institute
Parks
Plymouth
O’ Keefe
Marshall County
Treasury
Rochester Sentinel
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Polit ical prudence urged by a Frankfort paper
An item from the Democratic organ of Clinton county praises sensible political conduct urging citizens to keep politics from hindering business and to respect others' opinions while voting. The note also references Senator Dolliver of Iowa attacking the tariff and protectionism in a recent Republican salvo.
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Frankfort
Bolliver
Dolliver
Iowa
Sena Priceta
Iows
Protracted meetings and a local shirt sale in Sidney
In Sidney a protracted meeting is led at Eel River church by Rev Kemp of North Manchester while Rev Hopkins opens another protracted meeting at the Brethren church. A big shirt sale headlines The Climax with men’s 50c shirts offered at 29c. Also notes include visits by C F Miller and family to Lulu Vance, and R W Richards of Canton visiting Geo Richards. Simeon Burket sends a Peru Mercantile Co calendar featuring Gabriel Godfroy, Miami Indians chief and descendant of Francis Slocum, now owning about 40 acres near Peru.
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Eel River Church
Kemp
North
Manchester
Hopkins
Simeon Burket
Peru
Peru Mercantile Co
Gabriel Godfroy
Godfroy
Francis Slocum
Pennsylvania
Miami County
Burker
Union Street Newsreel of Local Moves and Visits
John Byerly and family plan to move their goods to Elkhart soon. Frank Reece is reported ill. Bertha Kuhn visited Foster girls Sunday. A large crowd gathered at Thomas Reece's home Saturday for games. Alvah Bowser and Jobs Byerly hosted Sunday at Fred Bowser's. Lloyd Byerly visited Thomas Reece. Frank Bowser, locomotive fireman for Lake Shore, returned to Chicago after a two week visit. Dick Harry and Arthur Reece work on the Warsaw main. Chet Butler and family visited Will Foster Saturday. Charles Cochran moved into Will Foster's house this week. Phillip Byerly returned Saturday and enjoys time with old friends.
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John Byerly
Elkhart
Frank Reece
Bertha Kuhn
Thomas Reece
Alvah Bowser
Jobs Byerly
Jawiliea
Fred Bowser
Lloyd Byerly
Frank Bowser
Lake Shore
Chicago
Harry
Arthur Reece
Warsaw
Chet Butler
Will Foster
Charles Cochran
Phillip Byerly
Guy
John Clark
Simeon Blue
James Rathfon
Huntington
Hiram Paxton
Ice storage and town woes in Mentone weekly notes
Mentone business men packed away ice for use in the hot season while the town suffers from a burned dyname armature delaying electric plant operation for weeks. Local deaths, illnesses, accidents, and social visits fill a busy week with missing snow blockades and several updated moves and travels around Mentone.
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Mentone
Dyname
Local notices and social updates from Benton town
Sam Hart hosted by Eidull family. Grandma Tattle dies. Elia OConnell greets friends. school box supper planned January 28 in Dubhan's. Miss Ali a Herron guest of Miss Edna Carey. various ads for Cook and Halle specials. salesmen wanted for a nursery. quiet title action in court. multiple marriage licenses issued.
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Sam Hart
Eidull’ Pend
J. N
Elderman
Burrison_ Holdermet
Benton
Grandma Tattle
Dlea
Elia O'Connell
Dubhan
Aliia Herron
Edna Carey
Big Four Line Excursions to Southwest and Beyond
Travel agents announce Big Four route trips to Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Wisconsin and Michigan with return privileges and frequent stopovers. Also home seekers excursions at low rates to many states including Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia and more with selling dates listed through April 1903.
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Bacarsit
Big Four
Big Wour
Flunters
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ivor
Jiome
Alabama
Arizona
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louianiaa
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraka
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Okahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wiconsin
Wyoming
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars Run Cincinnati to Charleston
Daily from Cincinnati at 8 05 p m sleeper service travels via Queen and Crescent Route and Southern railway through Chattanooga Atlanta and Augusta with no change.
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Pullman
Cincinnati
Charleston
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Augusta
Wisconsin Central reduced settlers tickets to western states
Reduced rates offered by Wisconsin Central from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia from September 1 to October 21 1902 with inquiries directed to ticket offices in Chicago Milwaukee and further details by C Hill District Passenger Agent 280 Clark Street Chicago and Jas C Pond general passenger agent Milwaukee The notice notes separate February to April special rates to Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia and provides contact for maps rates and routes War sa w markets and grain and produce listings appear in the same column with Moscow Seattle references and Chicago marketsunspecified lines
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Wisconssi Central Railway
Chicago
Montana
Maho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Chi. D. P. A
Clark-Street
Gnicago
Lil
Jas. C. Pond
Miwaukee
Wis
Idaho
C. Hill
Wisconsin Central Hailway
Clark Street
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Great Britain
Besser
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Aca
Alieman
Santa Clara
Weroffer
Allewan
Sidney
Mrs. Albert Miller
C. F. Miller
Lulu Vance
R. W. Richards
Canton, Ohio
Brother
Geo. Richards
Gabriel Godfrey
Ayer
J.a.gruenenfelder
Graffork, Ill
Caser CO
Lowell
Mass
Union Street
F. M. Umbaugh
H.H. Level
Walnut
Mar. Lavel
North Mantone
Geo. Halston
Arthur Umbaugh
Orville
Grace Kiet
May Bowman
Clos Edlainger
Emmet Dunlap
Buoday
Migs Cive Edaloger
Mr. Dunlap
Milton Hire
Febus
Nickls-Plate
Rochester
Engles
Borce
Miracously
Hia Fe
Bere
C. J. Fowler
Boston
Bud Robinson
Huff
M.S. Harrie
Crigtirn
Barbee “Lake
Thin Wesk
Cook & Halle
Coon & Hart
Kosciusko
Aldecaon & Hobbs
Bridgeport
Lad
Solomon Mier
Isaac W.myera
State Bank of Warsaw
Benjamin F. Stabaugh
Rachel Ann Masters
George R. Graff
Lulu May Bruner
Dallas S. Creighton
Eva Martin
John Eber and
Cora E. Utter
Wm. Wyoiean
Ida Fay McKrill
O. Weybright
Bertha Culler
Sumner L Fryer
Delia Mason
Barbara Kenagy
Koeciuako
Geo.m. Hartman
Sald Circuit Court
Indiana
M. Wartman
T. W. Anglin
PogeTorrice
Ino
Tia
Fort Wayne Oxygener Co
C. N. Bussard
E. Berry
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Charlcston Exposition
Q & OC
New Orleans
Mobile
Man Clocignatl
Loulaville
W. A. Beckler
N.P.A
Sal
D.p.brown
N-B
Detroit
W. W. Dunnavant
Warren, Oyghas
W. Zell
D. P. Clocinnh
Nts
Witiaus
Ibicago Markets
Sen Veattle
Joseph C. Node
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Erasmus M. Chap- Mme
Joseph B. Dodge
Erasmus M. Chaplin
Kosciusta County
Marcus L. VanDorn
Trustes of
Asate
George Mier
Yonn Miller
Jonnett R
Laure Smith
Albion Smith
Addison Smith
Real
Eacaie
Belueibe
D. Juonux
Bowser
Houser’s
Photograph Gallery OF
G. E. Houser
Indiana Loan
Buffalo St
Geo. W. Bennett
Sec’y
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