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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
4
Editor Samuel Mores of the Indianapolis Sentinel is dead, hailed as an eminent journalist and civic leader. The piece contrasts public reactions to political violence, condemns Gov Goebel’s associates, and notes skepticism of reformers Bonaparte and Cunliss in postal investigations.
The probe has unearthed substantial corruption and targets within the Republican ranks, prompting calls to extend inquiries despite political pushback. Observers suggest the administration may have used the process for show rather than real accountability. Local notices praise Mrs. Robert Brady for a fourth term as great keeper of records in the Pocahontas order.
Marcus L Vandorn trustee of the estate of George Miller announces a trustee sale by private bid at the office of Wood & Bowser Warsaw Indiana on Saturday November 21 1903. The property includes the southwest quarter of section 10 township 31 north range 5 east and related parcels near the New York Chicago and St. Louis railroad to be sold as an entire tract or in parcels with terms 1 3 cash 1 3 in 12 months and 1 3 in 18 months with mortgage security. Sale starts at 10 am. MARCUS L VANDORN Wood Bowser attorneys.
Ed Anglin and children of Et. Green were the quasig of Ezra Wallace’s family Monday. Kingery & Co advertise specials including coats and a large window bar sale. Burglary at Rhodes undertakers left papers disturbed. a $10 bill was hidden yet not found. W. H. Kingbery’s Co warn of prices as Alloman’s Market Place touts low costs on staples and more. Powell bruised in runaway. wife unhurt. team frightened near A. M. Fields’ farm. The state G A R encampment planning committee list appears on the issue’s last page.
Milford contemplates growth with plans for an electric railroad and new factories. Local meetings at Dunkard hall discuss prosperity, farming strength, and a potential city boom as residents push metropolitan ambitions. Dr. Frank Peterson reports strong dental practice while Cleve Lantz visits Nappaure.
The administrator of Eliza Hinkle deceased of Kosciusko county Indiana announces an auction at the deceased’s residence in Scott township on Thursday November 5 1903. Personal property includes horses cattle hogs hay and home furnishings with terms a six month credit on amounts over 5 and six percent interest after due date. Some conditions apply and removal of property is restricted until requirements are met. The notice also mentions Big Four Lines travel offers and a tax payment reminder for Kosciusko county with second installment due by the first Monday in November 1903.
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