Non Resident Notice Fayette Circuit Court Proceedings
The Fayette Circuit Court at Connersville issues a non resident notice to the defendant Fineh regarding a divorce action. If the defendant fails to appear by March 1, a default will be entered and the case disposed in the defendant's absence. Witness, Clerk Wells Sparks, Fayette Circuit Court, Connersville Indiana.
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Tafara
Fiorence Co
Gamers
Conner &Liberatie Tess
Anes I. Fineh
Jiedirna
Niviee
Connersville
A. Y
Welleam
Sparks
Merk
Fayette
John W. Dye
Fayette County
Irdinns
Said
Frank W. Dye
William EF. StakKs
Fayette Circuit Court
Adeent
Magazine Story Sparks Talk on Wireless Stock Schemes
The June Success magazine article in the city library stirs discussion of Abram White DeForest wild cat wireless schemes that allegedly sold stock for cash. Local stockholders report prior tips and a quiet inquiry shows some investors trusting the firms involved. Fremont Clifford investigated in Chicago and Indianapolis seeing a station tower and rail receipt for materials. Miss Grace Personette of Fairfield visited the city.
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Success
White
Pacific Company
Stoops and Erb Wed in Fairfield Iowan Registry
William M. Stoops of this township and Mrs Anna M Erb near Bentley Franklin county were married yesterday at Judge Perdinand I Swift’s home in Fairfield with the M B E church pastor officiating A large dinner followed with Judge Swift and a small circle of friends in attendance Stoops a Fayette County Council member and well known farmer. Erb widow of Harrison Erb and mother of M M Erb resident here Congratulations to the couple.
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William M. Stoops
Anna M. Erb
Bentley
Franklin County
Judge Perdinand I. Swift
M. BE
Fairfield
Judge Swift
Boss Sparks
Love
Boss
Fayette County
Harrison Erb
M. M. Erb
Beer tax plan seeks funds for rivers and roads
A House joint resolution proposes a $1 annual tax on every beer barrel to create a permanent $50,000,000 a year investment fund for waterways development. It argues current railroad capacity is insufficient for booming trade and calls for using beer tax revenue for national and state resource development.
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Washington
United States
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Barnard Favored in County Primary Theories Ahead
The Wasqae county scene sees factions pausing quarrels to patch up, then gearing for a fierce fight within thirty days. Three Congress candidates are named Rev. Mr. Cane hel Wilfred Jessup and Dr Vencer with Barnard potential to carry Wayne county if paired with others. Local delegates split by county lines and alliances hint Barnard may win in the long run despite early resistance.
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Dadianpolis News
Wasqae
Richmond
Therore
Quescina
Congress
O. Canehel
Wilfred Jessup
Dro Vencer
W. of Barnard
New Castle
Wayne County
Barnard
Union County
Henry
Wayne
Shelby County
Rush County
James E. Watson
Decatur County
Hancock County
Will Hough
Mr. Hough
Barrows
Fayette County
New Castleman
City to Get Monthly Tax Payments Under Law
Local concern grows over the depository law and monthly settlements with cities. Attorney General Bingham explains county treasurers must settle with cities once a month to avoid delaying funds for current expenses. The law intended to pool interest but risks disrupting city finances between semi annual distributions.
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Ford
Ely
Eos
Bingham
Jennings Talks on Mail Orders
Members of the Retail Merchants Association met in the assembly room Wednesday for a profitable program led by W. D. Jennings on advertising and mail order house competition. He urged concerted local action and offered to duplicate or beat any catalogue price to persuade buyers to shop locally.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
New Castle Courier
W. D. Jennings
Jennings
Road Supervisor Election Set Across State
Voters will decide road supervisors in Fayette and other counties on December 14. The measure includes a 50 cent daily salary increase and a 20 day extension of service, with rules limiting townships to six road districts and two fees. The law raises questions on when salaries take effect, but the date likely begins December 7.
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Fayute County
Fayette County
Modesty and medicine: Dr. Pierce’s disclosure offer
An advertisement urges women to seek Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY for free confidential consultation. It extols Favorite Prescription as a safe home remedy for female ailments including prolapse and catarrh, and promotes Golden Medical Discovery to purify blood and treat skin and glandular issues.
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le Cortain
Cate
Ibi
Roth
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Womn
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Mos
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Cal Discovery
Ruggist
Road Supervisor Pay Fixed Forty Day Limit in 1905 Statute
Gov McCready visited Blooming Grove area this afternoon. David Porterfield returned to Greenwood Indiana after about a week with O M Hopleman and friends. Irvia AP Graw transactor Vasiness at Vrookvelle to di Philip Roeder shows long delays in a case with uncertain details.
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Gov. McCready
Blooming Grove
David Porterfield
Greenwood
Ind
O. M. Hopleman
Irvia
Vrookvelle
Local patent remedy ads misprint for catarrh cure
Fragmented 19th century advertisement text claims a cure for catarrh and other ailments. Mentions F J Chroner and Kisnan Marvin as traders, with references to Toledo and Coaledo. Describes internal use and blood effects, price per bottle, and general salepitch.
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Ual
Heney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Chrenoer
Hlatiem
Hlatiem, Womnined
Kisnan & Marvin
Deale
Coaledo
Sant Fron
Cameron from Chenwood Visits Town for Shopping
Mes Oc Cameron from Chenwood was in town today calling on friends and doing some shopping with local acquaintances.
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Cameron
Chenwood
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Ss. S.S
Tumapit
Grace Personette
William
Stoops
Aana
Brockville
Blodgett
UH Ce Stuatior
G Ase
Ors
Philip Roeder
Fiese Das
Qoo
Neviher
Mancorio
New York
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