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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
The Warsaw Union criticizes the Indiaman editor for ongoing silly articles about imaginary Democratic houses. Readers react with pity or disgust as the columnist allegedly drifts further from sobriety.
The piece urges independent voting to avoid unfit officials and warns that blind partisan choice harms public service. It cites local examples of party manipulation and calls for citizens to awaken to responsibility, voting against incompetent candidates regardless of ticket.
Chicago markets report grain and produce trading activity with live stock updates. Prices and commodity movements are noted for corn, wheat, oats, and hogs as buyers and sellers react to supply signals and seasonal shifts. Market standings focus on price directions and notable volume.
D R Bebner moved his family to Warain Monday. B S Stiver of Goshen visited last Friday. Milas Netherbomas and Eva Riggensburg attended Epworth League district convention in Bourbon. Fude Beane of Goshen visits her father. Odd Fellows decoration services were well attended with Rev Work of Wabash speaking. Bartholomew of Chicago hosted guests. Robert Wallace family visiting Huntington. George Thomas family from Milford called Sunday. Mrs Coyles aged 81 died at daughter Mrs John Sanderson's home Saturday. funeral at Christian church Monday.
Nine and family visited relatives in Warsaw Sunday George Cox and sister Mrs Cook visited their mother Mrs Cox in Milford Saturday Mr Ad Miller and son Vernon spent Sunday with Mace Scott east of Warsaw Minnie Troup visited F C Johnson and family Sunday Mrs Dan Moore and daughter Hat tie of Warren visited a few days last week with John Stevens and family Mrs James Nine visited her brother Lemuel Beatty and family near Oswego Sunday Remember the children's meeting at Eight Square church next Sunday evening A good program is enjoyed and a good time is expected All are welcome
Miss Rose O Connell returned home from Valparaiso, George Curry passed through Barbee Lake, and several residents visited with friends and family. A new Pennsylvania Lines schedule from May 24, 1903 changes Warsaw to Valparaiso passenger trains with multiple departures daily.
A chain of excursion offers from Pennsylvania Lines and Big Four to cities including Boston Denver Tant City San Diego and Baltimore for various organizations. Dates span June to August 1903 with rates and return limits via local ticket agents and joint agents, noting extensions and special terms from different societies.
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