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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
4
The Warsaw Union discusses reform promises by the new city administration, Republican party tactics, and opposition to a ship subsidy bill. It suggests Gov Cummins faces internal party limits, favors Captain D F Allen for state secretary, and warns against a gold for silver exchange plan, citing risks to gold reserves and prices.
Kosciusko County Poultry and Pet Stock show in Warsaw awarded prizes across breeds led by North Webster's N J Kline and J L Trish. Judges distributed lamps, eggs, feeds, and household items for Light Brahmas, Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Wyandottes, Cochins, and other varieties. Also advertised a 80 acre Monroe township farm for sale near schools and church with multiple outbuildings and good soil.
Democrats of Van Buren township call a meeting in Milford band room opposite Mail office on Saturday Mab 1 1902 at p m to elect one committeeman for each of three voting precincts. By Order of Committee. Low prices at Alteman Bros Market Place offer cut prices on dishes and tinware plus groceries and tobacco. Harness stock to be closed out at cut prices within thirty days beginning Jan 27 with prices to surprise buyers at Peck's old stand under Lantz's drug store.
Special men felts and overs listed at 175 and 198 dollars with 25 percent off all shoes in stock. Numerous small items on the 10c counter including spoons glass dishes large syrup pitchers muffin pans and more. One lamp 20c snap Good rye whisky 50c P and W quinine 50c oz good toothbrush 5c perfume 35c oyster shells 750 a hundred pounds Foster's.
Citizens of Warsaw and surrounding country are urged to consult for eye trouble. A free examination will reveal defects and glasses will correct them. Availability on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at Smith's Shoes with DH Wood as eye sight specialist.
Market notes show Warsaw trading activity in grain and live stock ahead of closing figures. Prices for staples and futures drift with demand shifts and weather concerns influencing cattle and hog markets. Authorities track volume and settlement prices as traders watch regional supply dynamics.
Mrs Mary I Burgess died at 75 after pneumonia illness visiting Jonesboro. Survived by seven children including Mrs Goshert Stripe and Lockwood, with Burgesses in Florida and Marion and in the Philippines. Funeral in Oakwood cemetery after services at 2 pm Rev F M Stone. Mrs Scott Lepper died aged 94 near here after long county residence. Thomas E Aborn, former resident, died in Fort Wayne of tuberculosis at 81. wife resides there.
Travels by rail across Ontario South Carolina Louisiana Indiana and Florida with round trip specials to Charleston New Orleans and Mardi Gras. Lincoln League of Indiana meeting at Terre Haute mid February 1902. Florida Special weekly Pullman service Chicago to St Augustine via Cincinnati and Plant System. Wisconsin Central sell reduced summer tickets to western states and Idaho.
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