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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
5
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The Warsaw Union notes weekly publication every Thursday and lists local items from Warsaw Indiana. Highlights include meeting previews for Reading Clubs Veloma club Zeralda club and AmMurement Opera House events plus various local business notices and short updates on residents and visitors such as Geo Creakbaum Isaac Creakbaum Daniel Weston and Ed Long. The issue also mentions pension increases, railroad job moves, health struggles, and a normal school visit by Prof Warren Darat with farm work near Milford.
A compact catalog of city happenings from Warsaw including visits by Gov W Rodibaugh and E W Uplinger, pension grants for Margaret Harpis and Mrs Lorinda C Davis, a railway accident near Etna Green, a musical gathering hosted by Miss Jennie Frazer, and various ads for groceries, millinery, and furniture. Also reports on school reopening, a rural mail route to Mentone, and local business changes at Mentone and Goshen.
Local merchants advertise plaster and grocery deals in Warsaw with Lantz and Bowser’s offerings. Notables include Hon. C C Beane in town for a Hunter v Nelson trial, and Sergeant Max Phillips entertaining county teachers on the Philippines. Turkey Creek ditch survey advances, 88th Indiana regimental reunion notes, and Kingery’s new cloak line promotion.
Supt Noblé Harter and his wife came back Friday evening from a trip to their former residence, resuming their routine after the visit.
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