Jinkard and Wosloh Lawyers Ad Bloomfield Indiana
Jinkard and Wosloh solicit business from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at their Bloomfield Indiana office. Residence 120.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
6
Jinkard and Wosloh solicit business from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at their Bloomfield Indiana office. Residence 120.
Notice to Richland Taylor and Jackson township residents that trustees will transact township business in offices and at residences on specified days including Fridays Saturdays and the last Saturday each month. Trustees named Joan W Jackson W E Doss Williams Raber and locations Scotland Owensburg Koleen Inn.
The document lists C I and L Railway time cards effective October 3 1915 for main line services between Bedford and Bloomfield with north and south bound schedules and Sunday service notes. It includes station stops such as Owensburg Dresden Robinson Koleon Mineral City Elliston Switz City and Bloomfield and notes agent John W Brandon.
The G T t and S E Railway timetable lists departure and arrival times from Seymour at 6:40 am 2:45 pm to Bedford Odon Elnora Beehunter Linton Jasonville and Terre Haute with listed stations and times for No 4 No 6 and No 2 services. J T Averitt G P A signs appear as officials or authors.
John S. Talbot, General Freight and Passenger Agent based in Terre Haute Indiana, is featured in an Evansville Indianapolis Railroad notice. The brief item presents Talbot as the contact for freight and passenger inquiries connected with the line.
The undersigned appointed by the Greene County Clerk as administrator of the Nora Calvert estate, deceased of Greene County. George E. Kidd named administrator. November 20, 1916. W. L. Cavins, Attorney.
The ad argues local ear treatments fail for catarrhal deafness and that only a constitutional remedy can cure it. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure works systemically, offering $100 for any uncured case and circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A certified decree from Monroe Circuit Court directs public sale of rents and profits from defendant William B. Stalcup and Elizabeth Stalcup properties in Greene County Indiana. The sale, November 16 1916, 10 AM to 4 PM, will occur at the court house door in Bloomfield to satisfy a decree of Aetna Life Insurance Company. If rents fail to satisfy the decree the fee simple estate will be offered. Sale conducted by Sheriff Weedon O Jackson with Bateman Miller Blair as plaintiffs’ attorneys.
The Bloomfield Democrat states its mission to provide news with clarity and value, noting a subscription price of $1.50 per year. It emphasizes delivering timely information to readers.
A Bloomington Indiana resident laments Woodrow Wilsons reelection and praises Hughes. J W Jackson notes Illinois and Indiana political shifts, regrets personal loss, and seeks encouragement after the recent vote. He mentions tariff Free List Rural Credit and other reforms as debated topics.
Grandma Shields, 88, mother of William Shields, applied in the Clerk’s office on Monday for an increase of pension from 12 to 20 dollars citing her son’s Civil War service. It is noted as exceptional since she is a mother rather than a widow seeking the increase.
William G. Jones and Everett Sheehy entered two apple exhibits at the State Apple Show in West Baden last week. They received first premium for Willowtwig and second premium for Ben Davis.
John A. Cravens of J. A. Cravens & son was elected Vice-President of the Indiana Real Estate Association at its annual Evansville meeting and banquet. About four hundred Indiana real estate men attended. The group urged temperance and prohibition laws with approval.
Special arrangement enables a short time offer delivering the Indiana Daily Times and the Bloomfield Democrat to rural route subscribers for $3 per year. The Bloomfield Democrat prints extensive Greene County news and promises to share any notable happenings with readers.
The disease in Cass township Sullivan county known as blackleg killed three head belonging to John Alsop. Two more from the same herd are reported affected. Calves and yearlings are especially susceptible though cattle over two years old are said to be immune and vaccination may prevent infection.
Richland township voters approved construction of the R. C. Applegate road east of Bloomfield with 427 ballots in favor and 1 against noted as .46. The outcome confirms support for the roadway upgrade planned last Friday.
Cath arine Garey as Administratrix of the estate of David Garey deceased has filed a final settlement in Greene Circuit Court. The December 18, 1916 examination requires heirs creditors or devisees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the clerk E Kirby Ashcraft at Bloomfield Indiana. Davis and Davis Attorneys.
An Office of Public Roads and Rural Engineering bulletin reports eight counties in Virginia New York Alabama Mississippi Florida achieved an aggregate gross annual haulage saving of 627 409 dollars from road improvements between 1909 and 1915. Average annual saving per ton mile was 17.9 cents with a net saving of 11.6 cents after accounting for interest and maintenance.
The Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad has secured funds to rebuild the Rogers Bridge over the White River between Washington and Petersburg Indiana. Concrete piers are under construction and steel upper works are being fabricated to finish before the high water season. The company is also reducing curves near the bridge approaches and expanding Greenwood Yards Terre Haute with extra tracks an Engine House Engine pit and Turntable to meet rising traffic.
A list of U S presidents with their religious affiliations including Washington Episcopalian J Adams Congregationalist Jefferson Liberal Madison Episcopalian Monroe Episcopalian J Q Adams Congregationalist Jackson Presbyterian Van Buren Reformed Dutch Harrison Episcopalian Tyler Episcopalian Polk Presbyterian Taylor Episcopal Fillmore Unitarian Pierce Episcopalian Buchanan Presbyterian Lincoln Presbyterian Johnson Methodist Grant Methodist Hayes Methodist.
The fragment lists multiple denominations and reform groups including Odist Garfield Desciples Arthux Episcopalian Cleveland Presbyterian B Harrison Presbyterian McKinley Methodist Roosevelt Reformed Dutch Taft Unitarian Wilson Presbyterian.
A exhortation urging customers to support local merchants over mail order houses. The piece argues home merchants provide service, repairs, guarantees, and community contributions, contrasting them with mail order firms that ship goods unseen and without follow up. It cites examples from local merchants and stresses reciprocity and trust in neighborhood businesses.
The passage reflects a poetic view that true presence on earth comes through the figure of good mothers. It frames maternal virtues as uplifting and ideal, suggesting mothers embody positive influence and guidance.
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