Notice to Non Residents in Lawrence County Indiana
Notice to non residents of Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court actions against George Rainey George Raney and others with unknown residences. Plaintiffs Henry J Zollman and William F Brooks require defendants to appear September 10 1912 to answer or demur. Clerk Elbert J Stalker signs the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Lawrance County
Seytemies
Henry J. Zollman
William F. Brooks
George Rainey
George Raney
George Rang
Isaac Stewart
Michael Fillion
Eva Filion
George Ruby
Eva Fillioc
Indiana
Lawrence
Court House
Bedford
Elbert J. Stalker
Notice to Now Residence Amanda Conlon Divorce Case
Lawrence Circuit Court 1912 notice for Amanda Conlon not a resident of Indiana. Peter Conlon files complaint for divorce. Defendant must appear at the September 2 term at Bedford Court House or judgment will be entered in her absence. Clerk Sean Elbert J. Stalker signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Indiana
Lawrence County
the Barrens
Circuit Court
Peter Conlon
Amanda Conlon
Boruff
Lawrence Circuit Court
Bedford
A. D
Sean
Lawence County Quiet Title Suit in 1912 Beasley Case
In Lawrence County Indiana the Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1912 hears Mary L Browning v Beasley et al to quiet title to real estate and names multiple unknown heirs executors administrators and spouses of the Beasley and related parties. Plaintiffs file complaint and affidavit through Boruff and Boruff with a notice to defendants to appear by September term 1912 at Bedford Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Mary L. Browning
John Beasley
Boruff & Boruff
Euphemia Beasley
Mary H. Lomax
Lomax
Tamski Lomax
Max
Alonzo RB. Jones
Alonzo B. Jones
Jones
Clarissa Jones
Mary Ann Colglazier
Colgiazier
Mary Anon Owen
Owen
Mary Annp Wwee
Alexander Owens
Owens
Francis Ellen Giles
Giles
Bedford
Elbert J. Stalker
Notice to non residents in 1912 Lawrence term
Complaint No 7658 William Falk sues Charles Falk an absentee for administration or death case. Plaintiff’s attorney B Lowe files in Bedford Indiana. Court seal and date July 18 1912. Clerk Elbert J Stalker warns defendant to appear by September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Falk
Charles Falk
B. Lowe
Charles Alk
Lawrence
Bedford
Gemarto
Indiana
Elbert J. Stalker
Notice To Non-Resident In Lawrence Circuit Court
In the April Term 1912 complaint No. 7584 Eli8 Ferguson Amelia Johns is summoned by Martin Pearson for a contract dispute regarding real estate in Indiana. The defendant, not a resident of Indiana, must appear September 1012 at Bedford Court House and answer the complaint or be defaulted. Clerk Elbert J. Stalker attests with seal, dated April 16 in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beford
Pete Indiana
Elbert J. Stalker
Martin & Pearson, Attys
Notice to Contractors for Gravel Roads in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Board of Commissioners Indiana invites sealed bids by 1 p m August 6 1912 for gravel or macadamized road construction in Marion Township Old Meridian 13600 feet and Indian Creek Woods Ferry Coxton Williams 6016 feet. Bids may be on each road separately with bond equal to twice the bid and completion by December 1 1912 for Woods Ferry project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence County
Indiana
Marion Township
Indian Creek Township
Woods Ferry
Coxton
Williams
Williams Road
Ezra W. Edwards
Appointment of Executor for Oliver P. Abbott Estate
Delbert I. Abbott named Administrator by the Lawrence County Circuit Court to administer the estate of Oliver P. Abbott deceased. The estate is declared solvent. Attorneys Martin & Pearson listed for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Oliver P. Abbott
Delbert I. Abbott
Martin & Pearson
Notice of Administration in Lawrence County Indiana
Notice that administration of the estate of Elias Wright deceased, late of Lawrence County, Indiana, has been granted to William H. Bivins as Administrator. Attorneys Martin & Pearsonhandle the proceedings.
Notice to Nonresident in Lawrence County Divorce
State of Indiana Lawrence County term 1912 Phoebe Emma Lumpunion and Henry M Lampman appear by attorneys and file complaint for divorce saying Lampman is nonresident. he must appear by Sept 9 1912 in Lawrence Circuit Court or default will be entered. clerk Elbert J Stalker attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Phoebe Emma Lumpuian
Ienry M. Lammpman
Armiada Wright Estate Appointed in Indiana Court
Ed has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Armiada Wright deceased late of Lawrence County. William H Jarvins Administrator Martin Pearson Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Country
State of Indiana
Armiada Wright
Lawrence County
Wiliam H.jarvins
Martin & Pearson Attorneys
Snapp Estate Administratrix Named in Lawrence County
In Lawrence County Indiana the court appoints Emmab Snapp as Administratrix of the estate of James M Snapp deceased.
Public Sale At Late Residence Of William Gregory
Public sale at the late residence of William Gregory Shanswick of personal property conducted by Samuel Simpson as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gregory
Shanswick
Samuel Simpson
Notice to Contractors for Indian Creek Township Projects
The trustee of Indian Creek Township Lawrence County Indiana will receive bids on August 21 1912 at Fayetteville office for adding a room to School House No 1 and for repairing School House No 10. Bids require bonds to enter into a contract and perform if accepted. Signed Sherman Fortner July 30 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Township
Lawrence County
Indiana
Fayetteville
Sherman Fortner
Chute to Clean Potatoes Uses Slatted Bottom
A method shown by Iowa Homestead uses a slatted bottom chute to separate dirt and pebbles from potatoes during handling. The 1 to 1.5 inch spacing lets dirt fall away while small potatoes pass through, reducing labor by sorting on the chute before binning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
High value of good roads motivates rapid highway work
The article argues that good roads yield high monetary returns for farmers. It cites time and labor savings in transport to market, improved land values, and estimates that poor roads cost 76 cents per acre annually while full improvement could raise land value by about 5760 dollars per 640 acres.
Fence Wire Hauling Rig Shown for One Man Use
Popular Mechanics illustrates a simple device for carrying a spool of barbed wire while erecting a fence. The rig makes handling the spool easy for a single worker, improving efficiency on fencing projects.
Lime Application Rates and Timing for Soil Improvement
Lime quantity varies from a few hundred pounds to several tons per acre. An average of about one ton per acre is usually sufficient. Lower grade lime (50 percent CaO or less) requires larger quantities. For best results, smaller applications of 300 to 600 pounds every two to four years are preferable to heavy, infrequent doses. If basic slag supplies phosphoric acid, a second lime application may be needed in most cases.
Erecting Homes for Birds by Encouraging Songster Protection
Citizens nationwide and the United States Department of Agriculture urge protecting native song birds. Build nesting boxes in spring, feed in winter, and deter cats. bluebirds favor quarter-sized entrances, and boxes can be hollow tree limbs or repurposed containers securely mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
How to Use Feed Roller for Seed Bed Preparation
Use a feed roller only when the surface is dry enough to pulverize without packing. Roll after harrow in dry seasons to retain soil moisture and smooth the seed bed. Roll and harrow may be repeated if clods remain, especially on rough ground, before plants appear.
Cleaning Carpets For Longevity And Care
A cautious oxalic acid wash removes inkstains from carpets and can be color restored with ammonia water if needed. When sweeping thick carpets, follow the weave to avoid wear, lift carpets yearly, let floors dry before relaying, and pad stair carpets to prevent wear.
Pure-Bred Cattle Tips For Profit And Care
A guide to successful pure-bred cattle keeping emphasizes accurate birth records, proper winter care, and timely advertising. It advises yearly fairs, honest sales descriptions, retention of old customers, and maintaining soil fertility via manure and well-fed cattle for breeding or market profit.
Feed trough design to cut waste in hog feeding
J. Spencer of Mount Pleasant Tennessee suggests two troughs six to seven inches wide and two and a half feet long to cross in the middle. A five foot high chute tapers to six inches square at the bottom fits into the trough cross, guiding shelled corn to where hogs eat it, reducing waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Spencer
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Raising Early Lambs for Market Readiness
The article explains raising early lambs to produce a well sized fleshy animal and bring it to market quickly through good feeding, care and management from birth to sale.
Watch Unshod Celts Feet Require Periodic Inspection
Unshod celts need inspection of the feet occasionally as they are likely to grow more on one side. A very little rasping will keep the feet leveled and balanced.
Gentle Work for Maré Before Foaling
A mare named Maré should not be worked for a week prior to foaling. The guidance notes gentle tasks are acceptable but avoid strenuous activity to protect the foal and mother.
Clean Skin of Much Value for Cattle Health
The article stresses daily brushing and combing to keep cattle skin pores open and clean. Dust in stables can clog pores, harming digestion and increasing feed needs. It warns against varnish-like coverings that suffocate animals and kill them, urging regular grooming.
Nine rules for caring for milk by a dairyman
Practical guidance on milk handling from bottle buying to pasteurization. Key points include rinsing bottle exteriors, immediate refrigeration, using clean vessels with tight lids, avoiding mixing fresh and stale milk, and caution against cheap milk which may cost more in the end.
Dairy Cow Feeding and Care Principles
Practical guidance for dairy farmers on cow testing, feeding roughage, and herd management. Notes emphasize proper pasture use, stable sanitation, and the impact of fermentation on milk quality. Guidance covers boarder cows, mangel forage, butter cream separation issues, and acreage needed for twenty cows depending on forage and soil.
Autumn Calving Best for Dairy Herds Says Major Alvord
Major Henry E. Alvord argues in the Iowa Homestead that calving cows in autumn yields the most milk of best quality and greatest profit. He notes September as ideal for first calves, fall-born calves reared easier and becoming better cows, with fresh pasture boosting milk yield and extending the milking season. December and January are favorable for supervising bull service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Alvord
Iowa Homestead
Sunlight for Milk Utensils
Sunlight serves as an inexpensive disinfectant for milks jugs pails and strainers after washing and scalding. A simple sun rack hangs cans paila and strainers for airing and drying using a tree stem top or wooden post brackets.
Points of a Dairy Cow
A description defining dairy cows as machines converting feed to milk. It emphasizes a large midsection and strong constitution for best results, plus a large udder with ample milk capacity, substantial veins, and teats. It notes a lean angular head with prominent eyes, a long clean neck, pointed shoulders, a prominent backbone, and loose soft skin.
Nonpaying cows sold amid farmer debate on dairy work
A farmer argues that ignorance keeps many poor milkers in work, insisting few men hesitate to dispose of nonpaying cows. The piece discusses dairy herd management and financial pragmatism in milking operations.
Cream Separation Reduces Milk Waste at Collection
Practice recommends separating cream immediately after milking to minimize waste. Early separation preserves quality by keeping animal warmth from causing fat loss and cream separation.
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Meg
Elias Wright
William H. Bivins
Henry M.lampman
Tndiana
James M. Snapp
Emmab Snapp
Farman Road Improvement
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