Ditch petitions and real estate transfers in Kosciusko region
Court notices list James McCuen et al seeking a joint ditch in Kosciusko and Elkhart counties with appointed viewers to meet Nov 18 and Nov 24. Multiple ditch orders and final reports are recorded across Wayne Lake Clay and Etna townships. Real estate transfers cover numerous lots in Warsaw, Tippecanoe, Franklin, Wayne, Palestine, and surrounding areas, with several parcel exchanges and mortgage details. Marriage licenses issued for local couples. election commentary and editorials discuss party outcomes and reform debates. A horse theft near town prompts arson offers for recovery and arrest. A quiet downtown wedding between Orville Kilmer and Miss Mabel Alleman is announced at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. McCuen
Kosciusko
Elkhart
Elmer James
Salem Black
Wm. L. Jaques
Elkhart County
Milford
John F. McCure
Monroe Beck
Jonas Dierhorft
L. L. Rarick
Clay Township
Norman Huffer
Clay
Wayne
J. W. Brown
L. F. Eckert
William E. Tumbleson
W. W. Magee
Orville Kilmer
Mabel Alleman
J. B. Alleman
Alleman Bros.fox
Warsaw
Now and Then by William D Wood
William D Wood recounts life shifts from old to modern in Kosciusko County. He contrasts ancestors hardships with present comforts such as bicycles, cars, sewing machines, telephones, and post offices. He recalls early settler anecdotes, personal migration to Oswego in 1844, family life in a one room cabin, and local obituaries including Ruth Richer and Mrs. Mary Darnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Keper
United States
Kan'sas
China
Oswego
Lima
Ohio
John G. Wood
Evergreen
J. E. Stephenson
Wolf Lake
Purdue course worth it for ambitious young farmers
A writer argues mid winter Purdue agriculture courses pay off only with diligent use. He cites past class results, notes improved facilities, and stresses practical study for both sons and daughters. The piece urges earnest young farmers to pursue study and warns casual attendees to skip Purdue.
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Purdue University
Purdue
Agricultural School
Lfe
Daugh
Misa Day
Farmers’ Institute
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Jacob Marsh
Wayne Township
Elmer J. Kinney
Martin H. Peterson
Daniel W. Kelly
Isaac Metzger
Lake Township
Wilcox
Robinson
Plain Township
He Chas. Emerson
Jackson Township
Sylvanus Beigh
Wilson Slabaugh
Scott Tp
Jeremiah Zeetz
Etna Township
Henry A. Knaudman
Henry J. Stickler
Kosciuske , Abstract
Charles M Arnold
John J Kline
Eva Arnold
Elam Robbins
Perry Watkins
Orminda Koight
Louisa M Zimmerman Iis
Elias Fasbaugh
Thomas O Tabor
Marcha Megan
Franklin
Sarah J Harles
al Peter Weimer
Kiat & Wood
Banford M Mock
Lizzie M Milter
Tippecanoe
Nathan Freeman
Jamea H Wagner
Bidmey
Ind Loan & Toast Co
Jonette Warren
Burket
John Bloomst
Susannah ‘Hinkle
Homan
Old Bilver Lake
Jana
Palestine
Syracuse W P Co
Adam Carr
Syracuse
Benjamin H Domer
Wilson D Samuel NW
Jackson
Charles J Garvin
Hannah B Walker
Willon B. Yost
Jennie M. ‘Yost
Sandard Oli Trust
Rocheater Seninel
Whitey County
Judge Adair
Indiana
Senate
Corpora
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Kosciuke County
Geo. RB. Ogden
Durbin
Hert
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Jeffersonville
Hertout
Matthews
Mount
Aise
James Webb
Ar. Webb
Webb
Coumaty
Congress
Frank E. Sering
Abraham L. Bricl
Willard R. Lowr
Judge
John W. Nusbaum Hiram
Biggs
Samson J. North
Levi B. Kemper
Harry W. Kine
Jno
TE. Hayden
Chas. W. Scott Levi Lt
Stocky
Warren A. Kobler
Enoch Goshert
Asecorder
HW. Wallace Reber
Wm. A. Babcock
Charles W Hayden Sherif
Wm. Minear
Perry Smith
Morris B. Robinson
Chas, A. Thomas
Wallace J. Dillingham
Louis B. Mendel
Middle District
Ben A. Hildenbrand
Moses G. Carles
Emanuel Wolf
Southern District
Geo
Hymeneas
Monroe
Washington
Cippecanne
Turkey Creek van Buren
Plain
Wayne Clay
Cake
Seward
Harrison
Prairie
Jefferson
Scott
Kosciusko County
William D. Wood
Kosciusko County Historical Society
Ruth
Mary L. Darnell
Lana
Texas
U.S. Brooke
Thi City
Rhodes
Greencastle
Obruary
Fredrick Owen Baker
David
Nancy Baker
Cad
Mr. Baker
U. B. Church
Baker
THE
Harpers’ Weekly
Longfellow
Holmes
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