Notable saying on fame from repeated blows
A compact aphorism notes that constant hitting can make a man famous while warning that things too good to be true usually are. Attributed to Kansas Industrial, the quip frames fame and skepticism in blunt, folksy style.
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New Books and Probate Notices in Bristol 1916
Rogers Free Library announces new volumes and periodicals including history, fiction, and reference works with notable titles by Benson Churchill de Amicis and Riis. Probate Court of Bristol publishes estate matters including conservatorship and guardianship petitions for Ellen Fales Kenney and William J. West dated September 15, 1915 with notices to be published for two weeks.
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Fall River
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William G. Wilcox
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Ollen Fales Kenney
Bristol Phenix
Sor m. Coggeshall
Guardian appointment for Kenneth T Chantler in Bristol
Lois W. Chantler is named guardian of Kenneth T Chantler’s person and estate by the Probate Court of Bristol. Bond filed per law. Creditors must file claims with the Clerk within six months from the first advertisement.
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Executrix notices six month limit on filing bonds
Jane A. McCormick executrix of James McCormick late of Bristol Rhode Island has accepted the trust and given bond as required by law. Probate Court of Bristol admitted the will to probate and now all interested parties must file the bond in the clerk's office within six months from the first advertisement.
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Guardian nomination for Louise H DeWolf and Katherine H DeWolf
In Bristol 1915 the estates of Louise Henry DeWolf and Katherine Herreshoff DeWolf minors over fourteen years choose Katherine K H DeWolf of Bristol as guardian of their persons and estates. The court set a collab ration hearing for September 27 1915 at 10 am in the Probate Court Room Bristol and ordered weekly notice in the Bristol Phoenix.
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A Carey
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