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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
8
The ad compares children to young plants and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens growth. It asserts weakness stems from non nourishing food and promises to address growth problems, offering free samples and pricing at 50 cents and one dollar.
The Sidney Christian Sunday School children will stage a Children’s Day entertainment on Sunday evening June 7. Local residents Mrs. Kelsie and Misses Weeka and Lower visited, and attendees plan to join the German Baptists meeting at Bellefontaine, Ohio. Travel notices promise extensive rail fares and colonist tickets across multiple states for upcoming events and reunions.
Milford hosts a band concert and reports on local travel and business. Notes include planned restaurant openings by Elder George Snow and Quimby Clayton, visits from residents Fred Tumbleson and Lloyd Burris, and railway mail changes. A funeral for Andrew J. Stephenson is reinterred in Felkner cemetery. School enrollment totals and a Dec edition day ceremony are listed, with remarks on a proposed cement factory boom.
Short notes record S A Guy’s visit in Ohio Grandma Hayah’s return from Ohio F M Umbaugh’s county seat visit Vern Blue’s hunting update and fox kill Sheep owners report difficulty finding shearers Excursion tickets sold via Pennsylvania lines for Decoration Day May 29 30 with return by June 1 1903 Winter tours to Cuba Florida gulf coast and southern resorts through April 30 1903 with return by May 31 1903 Big Four route tickets on sale daily for travel from all points and good for return through May 1 1903
Castoria for infants and children advertised with the familiar signature. Mentone referenced amid a weather note about copious showers benefiting crops. Local property improvements by Wm Clemer and a well attended M E church music event. Memorial service at Baptist church with Rev Clem, and a short parental visit by Miss Blanch Kist. Road work has begun with hopeful participation.
The notice argues farmers should move or operate in warmer states like Alabama and Florida to work outdoors year round, citing cheaper stock feeding and the need for shelter for livestock. It promotes beef and sheep production in the South, mentions vast cheap range, and highlights beans and cassava as productive feeds. Contact G. A. Park, General immigration agent, Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Under a new schedule passenger trains on the Pennsylvania lines from Warsaw Indiana depart at 8 7 8 42 a m 1 43 p m 1 p m 6 26 p m 5 25 p m 8 9 4 3 p m 9 43 p m Details and schedules available from the Inter State Corp Inst Cedar Rapids Iowa Also Wanted young men for government positions with openings and rapid promotions including examinations and particulars free
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