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Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

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State of Indiana v Maude Shinharrer trial date set

Court notes show the case State of Indiana v Maude Shinharrer set for trial on Tuesday September 24 before special judge A. C. Capron. Other matters include rulings on John McCleary subscription case, title disputes dismissed, and petitions seeking an election to fund Toledo and Chicago Transfer Haileway Co. funding. Court adjourned Saturday in honor of the late president.

State of Indiana Maude Shinharrer Silas W. Chidman John McCleary A. C. Capron Canning Factory John E. Rapp Henby Strieby John Lawrence Jefferson Garber Tipperanoe Township Board of Commissioners Toledo & Chicago Transfer Haileway Co Circuit Court Aml

Proposed new railroad seeks local election on subsidies

Citizens of Tippecanoe township petition the court to mandamus the commissioners to call a special election to decide on extending aid to the Toledo & Chicago Transfer Railway Co. If held, Wayne and Harrison townships may also vote. The Union urges fair, unbiased presentation and informed voting on subsidies to private enterprise. Indiana crops outlook notes two thirds harvest. onion shipments vary by locality. First edition on the new Campbells press. live setup in Goshen.

Tippecanoe Township Toledo & Chicago Transfer Railway Co Wayne Harrison Uxrox Warsaw

Enterprising Firm Probe Highlights Local General Store

A Union solicitor visiting Claypool located Arnold and Downing, noting one of the best general stores for a town of that size. The reference underscores the firm’s search for notable local commerce during the period.

Tne Union Claypool Arnold & Downing Beat General

Two Farm Crops Attract Attention Of Indiana Farmers

Kosciusko County farmer E F Diehl near Leesburg showcases soy beans and cow peas as nitrogen fixing green manures. Experiments over years prove they improve soil and provide feed and seed markets across Indiana and beyond.

E. F. Diehl Leesburg Dich Diehl Ling Wil Benet

Man cuts own throat. Goshen railway employe near 50

Frank Arnold, about 50, a Goshen electric railway worker, attempted suicide last Saturday by cutting his throat with a razor. He had typhoid fever for a month, grew despondent, and had threatened self harm before. His wife and daughters intervened. he was stopped and medical aid summoned. Arnold once ran a Milford Junction hotel and is known in the county. he has five children including Naval Cadet Clarence Arnold at Manila.

Frank Arnold Electric Goshen Mr. Arnold Arnold Milford Junction Clarence Arnold Manila

In Memoriam Resolutions for Martin Regena

Fairview U B Church and Sunday School publish resolutions on the death of Martin Regena a devoted Christian and faithful member. The church offers sincere sympathy and prayers to the bereaved promising to cherish his memory by living as he did and noting a copy in county papers.

Martin Regenas Mmost

Survey Is Completed On Goshen Traction Line

Engineer Henry Cook returned from Syracuse with business for the Goshen and Southern Traction Co. He carries detailed drawings of the complete road survey and maps. Saturday the electric railway matter will be presented to the county commissioners, per Goshen Democrat.

Henry Cook Syracuse Goshen & Southern ‘Traction Co Cook Goshen Democrat

Beginning Small and Growing with the Business

The piece argues young entrepreneurs should start modestly and grow with their venture, citing the success of Fred Dorner the florist who began in a small building in the 1800s and built a vast floriculture operation. It notes that capital alone rarely guarantees success and stresses mastering one's craft, economy, and gradual expansion. It also comments on wildflowers in cities, urging protection and careful harvesting, and praises the Grange for promoting self-help over government reliance.

United States Warsaw Fred Dorner Wafayette Purdue University James Troop Mr. Dorner Dorner Fred Dormer Massachusetts Grange N. J. Bachelder The

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