Notice Of Administration In Indiana Estate Matter
The undersigned Elbert I Abbott is appointed by the Lawrence County Circuit Court as Executor of Oliver P Abbott deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Mastin Pearson attorneys.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
6
The undersigned Elbert I Abbott is appointed by the Lawrence County Circuit Court as Executor of Oliver P Abbott deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Mastin Pearson attorneys.
Lawrence County Indiana administrator of Elias Wright deceasedEstate solvent administrator William H Bivins Martin Pearson attorneys notice to creditors and interested parties filed in county court as required by law.
In Lawrence County Indiana the estate of Arrinda Wright deceased is described as supposedly solvent. William H. Bivine named administrator. Martin and Pearson, Attorneys.
Emma Snapp appointed administratrix of the estate of James M. Snapp, late of Lawrence County Indiana, by the Circuit Court of Lawrence County. The estate is claimed to be solvent.
Notice is given by Curtis E. Ray as administrator of Thomas T. Ray deceased that final settlement account and vouchers have been filed in Lawrence Circuit Court. The examination is set for September 20, 1912, at Bedford, Indiana, requiring all heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the Clerk and Seal.
Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1912. Maud Childers Administratrix files account in the estate of John Jackson deceased. Court will hear on September 28, 1912 at Bedford Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Witness Clerk Elert J. Stalker.
Lawence Circuit Court presides over M Rumely Company v Martha Fleener. Defendant Martha Fleener, nonresident, must appear November 19, 1912, to answer or demur to the complaint in a garnishment action begun in Indiana. Clerk Elbert J. Stalker issues the notice.
Guardian of the minor heir of Linnie E Westenhofer will sell real estate in Lawrence County at Foster & Bailey shoe store on October 5 1912 at 1 pm for not less than appraised value. Property includes parts of the north half of the northwest quarter of section 2 township 5 north range 1 east and the west half of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 35 township 6 north range 1 east. Sale subject to court approval, free of lien, cash in hand. George M Foster guardian. Martin and Pearson attorneys.
Notice is hereby given that J. W. Beard has been appointed Executor of the estate of Thaddeus E. Boston deceased in the Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Brooks and Brooks, Attorneys.
Notice to contractors bids due 1:00 p.m. Tuesday Oct 8 1912 for a grade change on the Thomas Younger hill on the Bedford and Leesville road in Shaw swick Township Lawrence County Indiana. Plans and profile on file in the Auditor's office. Bid bond required for double the bid. Right to reject any bids reserved. Preston M Mavity Turnpike Director.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana case 3478 Fred Freeman, bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held September 24, 1912 at 1 pm at the Law Office of J. L. Smith in Bedford Indiana. Albert Rabb Referee in Bankruptcy Indianapolis. September 13, 1912.
Notice of sealed proposals from Lawrence County Indiana for a new concrete bridge at Williams in Indian Creek Township. Bids due October 8 1912 by 1 PM. Plans and specs in the Auditor’s office. Bond required double bid. Board may reject any or all bids. Ezra W Edwards.
John W. Denniston takes over the Hartley blacksmith and wagon repair shop at Orleans. The note lists numerous local visits and relocations, including Mrs. Viola Edwards of Franklin traveling toward Mitchell, and several residents returning from visits in Cincinnati Evansville Bloomington Indianapolis Seymour Bloomington Wheeling. Captain Schnarr of the Salvation Army seeks a horse for winter clothing drives to aid the poor.
From across the nation comes the news of broad prosperity with big crops good wages and rising trade. Bradstreet's summary notes cumulative strength and optimism as crops yield higher than expected corn and cotton show progress while steel and dry goods trade rebound and spring business opens well.
Ex Judge R S Lovett, chairman of Harriman system companies, returned from a five week western trip and said the crop outlook and business conditions were exceptionally strong. He noted labor shortages delaying much road construction under the system.
Pronounced revival of business prosperity has set in says Independence Daily Reporter with growing belief among business and financial men nationwide. A decided awakening from the dull period since 1907 is widely predicted by men in touch with business conditions.
County will receive sealed proposals until 1 p m Monday Oct 7 1912 for three carloads of 4 inch lump coal screened. Bids for coal on side track in Bedford and for delivery. Coal for the Poor Asylum. Bidder to aid on price per ton. Successful bidder to have coal weighed on Bedford scales. Board may reject any bids. Ezra W Edwards Auditor.
The Beloit Free Press reports bank deposits indicate prosperity with four local banks totaling 4 348 478 46 dollars, sav ings totaling 2 569 371 14 dollars. Beloit population around 118 000 yields per capita deposits about 24114 dollars, a strong showing versus Rockford with a larger population and higher deposits.
Notice to bidders. Indiana county will receive sealed proposals up to 1 p m Monday Oct 7 1912 for supplies for the Poor Asylum for the quarter ending Dec 31 1912. Requisitions on file in Auditor's office. Bids by classes. Board may reject all bids. Ezra W Edwards Auditor.
Mrs B W Weaver and her daughter are visiting her parents in St Louis. Mr Weaver will join them Saturday to spend Sunday.
New York financial expert Henry Clews in his weekly letter notes overall good business conditions, notably in the west, but warns political developments could unsettled the economy. He observes better times before the last Democratic administration, followed by downturns and urges avoidance of repeating history.
The Buffalo News notes a steady advance in national trade activity with growing confidence underpining business health. It cites strong crop yields this year as key to a favorable outlook and observes traders resisting drastic shifts in government policy amid improving conditions.
James McCrea, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, predicts unprecedented national prosperity in the near future. Speaking in Pittsburgh, he asserts the country is entering a new era of prosperity with a rising business pulse evident to all observers.
From the Gary Indiana Tribune September 11 1912 orders on United States Steel books near 6 million tons for August 31 up 206 thousand from July and the highest since 1907. industry activity hints at year of substantial growth and Gary’s share of plant extensions. Also features interviews with New York bankers suggesting a booming year ahead.
Treasurer F A Hornsby of United Iron Works says business is rushing at all plants and the Iola mill will soon operate at full capacity, needing about 140 men. He is visiting Iola and adding to the payroll, with 100 men currently employed.
Philadelphia bankers expressed strong optimism that a future wave of business will endure, boosted by expected bumper crops per the latest government crop report issued yesterday.
The New York Telegraph reports that leading businessmen and financial watchers foresee an era of the greatest prosperity approaching, signaling confidence in the nation’s economic trajectory.
Wallonia Indiana one of the state's first settlements is 109 years old next month. The fort built in 1812 protected about twenty families from Indians along White River. Chambered by trade posts, Burr connection, and the Treaty Elm where Wyandot Delaware and Shawnee chiefs met pioneers to end hostilities. The elm still stands and Wallonia grew as a flouring center and watermelon hub with notable figures like William Graham and early legislators shaping Indiana history.
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