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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
8
A list of admonitions warning against arrogance apologizing to children wasting money taking others advice judging people by appearances and discussing topics beyond understanding The tone mimics a speech about social norms and proper conduct cautioning readers against rash judgments and inappropriate commentary with old fashioned phrasing
Philosopher Lahuelogue, head of the General Association of the Physicians of France, told colleagues receipts of a doctor would soon not exceed FEN once. The text satirically defines terms like weathercock and divinity while critiquing insincere epitaphs and professional esteem.
The Trustee of lake township Koncieke Counts presents estimates for yearly expenditures and taxes. Township expenditures 750 dollars with 24 cents per dollar tax. tuition expenditures 1950 dollars with 24 cents per dollar tax and poll tax. mineral school tax expenditures 0 dollars with 50 cents per poll. road tax expenditures 1260 dollars with 85 cents per dollar tax. additional road tax expenditures 500 dollars with 10 cents per dollar tax. Total expenditures 450 dollars. Authorized July 25, 1902 by Trustee JUNL.
The Truster of Monroe township Kosciusko county proposes annual expenditures and levies to fund the school district No 1. At the annual meeting the following estimates are listed: township expenditures 1000 dollars, township tax 25 cents per hundred dollars. local tion expenditures 978 dollars, tax 17 cents per hundred dollars. special tax expenditures 1025 dollars, tax 9 cents per hundred dollars and 35 cents on each poll. road expenditures 779 dollars, tax 15 cents per hundred dollars and 35 cents on each poll. Total expenditures 149049 dollars. Total tax 82 cents per hundred dollars. Signed George Weaver, Trustee. Died July 22, 1902.
The Trustee of Harrison township Kowclusko county announces proposed annual expenditures and tax levies by the Advisory Board at the school district No 1 meeting. Items include road and local taxes with rates per hundred dollars and per poll, totaling expenditures and taxes for the year. Dated July 23 1902.
Trustees of Clay township present estimates for the year at the Claypool schoolhouse. Township expenditures 1300 with 14 cents per hundred. Local tuition 100 with 27 cents per hundred and 25 cents per poll. Special school tax 1900 with 17 cents per hundred and 100 cents per poll. Head tax 1960 with 16 cents per hundred. Poor expenditures for preceding year taxed 1 cent per hundred. Total expenditures and total tax to be determined. Signed GEO W IRVINE, Trustee, July 2.
Aboard report from Koselusto county outlines annual expenditures and tax levies for Jefferson township. It lists township and local tuition expenses, special and road taxes with rates on the hundred dollars, and a total tax amount. Signed by J. W. Blough, Trustee.
Miss Mary Sheahan of Chicago visits Barbee Lake friends. Neighbors attend Calvin Beagle funeral in Oswego. Ned Brown sells farm to Ed Ervin and plans southern winter. Large crowd attends Warsaw circus. Pennsylvania lines offer various excursion fares including salt lake city and west coast trips with agents in Warsaw.
The Florida Special offers through Pullman service from Chicago and Indianapolis to St. Augustine via the Big Four, with sleeper cars and dining car, effective January 6 1902. Excursions to San Francisco or Los Angeles and a Knights of Pythias meeting in Salt Lake City are noted, with schedules via Cincinnati and Crescent Line and connections to Florida East Coast. Schedule: Chicago 1 PM, Indianapolis 6 20 PM. Call Big Four agents for rates and tickets.
Evans Made Long Time Louw Kates. Our Mr. Straus will be at the office of Joseph S. Baker Agent at War saw Indiana on Wednesday of each week from 10 a m to 3 30 p m. lng farms for cash sell on time Write our catalogue of farms and particulars to or call on Joseph S. Baker. STRAUS BROS. SCO. Ligonier Ind.
Hines Brothers LL Mines offers special attention to diseases of women, children, and surgery with contact at phone 170. C A Mines provides care focusing on digestive and abdominal organs with phone 112. Warsaw area listings indicate local medical services and practitioners.
The administrator of Samuel Lion's estate will sell at private sale in Warsaw Indiana on Saturday July 25, 1903, between 10 am and 4 pm, the described land in Roachweke county with 43 and one half acres more or less. Terms: one third cash, one third in twelve months, one third in eighteen months, with 6 percent interest and a mortgage on the premises. ELAM A. BLUE, Administrator.
Notice proclaims Hevney Dowell as licensee to sell intoxicating liquors in Etna Green Indiana for one year at a location on Walnut Street. Describes premises, frontages, and two open windows. States owner will run the business and lists local residents and the county court involved. July 9, 1902, dated.
Fragmentary text from a local notice indicates papers or papers storage at the Daron office possibly up for sale. No clear date or complete details emerge in the readable lines.
Local notes record that Milford Water Company opened bids for a water works plant and reviewed submissions. Among other items, Elks from Warsaw attended the edge of town while a Kosciusko call ended the search, and Rev A A Turner and Chas Holler spoke on local issues with Prohibition themes.
Ad offers Bailey's Dyspepsia relief for stomach disorders with quick relief and no permanent cure promised. Mentions four for one dollar, Pleasant Price 25c each, and prescriptions by W C Lynch of Chicago. Ends with package labeling.
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