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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
8
A collection of Milford sketches and notices includes comments on local ads, a flirtation with dynamite humor, and remarks on Fourth of July plans. It records visiting relatives, church appointments, improvements, and mentions of surrounding towns and figures.
Fragmentary remark accuses local officials of corruption and notes a Milford man preferring personal gain to county leadership. The quote suggests political tension around an ongoing superintendent race and county seat influence.
Silver Lake hosts include Mr and Mrs Ira Babcock of Rochester and family. C K Stout and W A Kantz attended Warsaw Churaday. John Tucker Mazel Edith Crea ger and David Winstler from North Manchester visited Danaly Dulaney. Benson Rager of Gnshen visited. Mayd Zimmerman of Warsaw spent Sunday here. Mrs O E Rautx visited North Manchester. Ruby Dunnick of Warsaw visited Vuletia Suit.
Sunday school attendees from Sidney and nearby towns joined listed residents at Urbana convention. Local youths plan to organize a band after purchasing instruments and training. Travel notices include trips to St Louis Boston Toronto and Chicago for events with reduced round trip fares via Big Four route. Opportunities include a June travel sale and a June 6 7 ticket discount through rail lines.
Arrangements with the George J. Cram Publish ing company offer free wall maps to new yearly paid subscribers and to old subscribers who settle arrears with a one year advance. The map, valued at 1, will be mailed through J. H. Ramberg of Milford, Tur Asion solicitor.
The article notes Peretra Pont the novelist celebrating his eightieth birthday on a May day at Gresiau with a festive tone. It mentions other readers and a social scene tied to the occasion.
The article argues for outdoor year round farming in Alabama and Florida to reduce winter costs and increase production. It promotes beef and sheep as cheaper in these states, and endorses velvet bean and cassava as key fattening feeds with industrial and immigration outreach by G. A. Park in Louisville Nashville and Louisville.
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