Notice to Contractor for Fayette County project bids
Notice to contractor from Fayette County Board of Commissioners inviting bids for a proposed improvement at the Court House in Payette County Indiana. The advertisement calls for bidders to meet the specifications on file and bids must be submitted by the stated deadline. Signed by the commissioners and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrie
Dave Boar
Othe Board of Conmissioners
Fayette County
Todi
Payette
Padiana
Gnidia
Pais
Tuipoassete
Final Settlement of Payette Circuit Court Estate
In the Payette Circuit Court a final settlement of the estate of Thersa A Disab, deceased, is filed by Charles BF Poole, administrator, with acccount and vouchers presented. The examination is set for March 12, in Conneraville Indiana, with heirs and creditors required to appear and show cause why the account and distribution should not be approved. Witness, William El Sparks, deputy clerk, seals the document.
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Thersa A. Disab
Payette Cirenit
Maren
Charlea BF
Poole
Yherda al Dayis
Circuit Court
Conneraville
Seai
Indiank
Feornae Marys
William EL Sparks
Clert
Payette
Cour
Notice of Final Settlement in Miller Estate
Fayette Circuit Court holds final settlement examination for Isabella Miller estate. Joseph I. Tittle, administrator, filed account and vouchers. creditors and heirs must appear March 11, 1404 at Conneraville to show cause why approval should not be granted. Clerk witnesses date February 17, at Fayette Circuit Court.
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Isabella Miller
Fayette Circuit Court
Mareb Terio
Joseph I. Tittle
Gaid Circuit Court
Beire
Creditore
Amd
Conneraville
Heal
Odiana
William FE. Sparkr
Imfeb2u Clerm
Fayette Circuit
Ourt
Local Couple and Kindie Family Reach Outskirts Home
Mrs. Harry S. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry and daughter Quidaban reside at Jesse Chrisman farm northeast of the city. A recent arrival at home was noted yesterday.
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Harry S. Stephens
Robert Henry
Quidaban
Ivere
Jesse Chrisman
Women and Men Hindered by Kidney Trouble
An old warning touts kidney trouble as a universal misery affecting women and men, dimming ambition beauty and cheer. The ad promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy with testimonial claims and urges readers to buy through a listed address in Binghamton New York.
Subscrib ers urged to pay before due date under new ruling
Times News Co publishers warn subscribers in arrears of one year or more to pay by April 1908 to avoid discontinued service. The notice states a new policy and offers no alternatives if payments are not made by the deadline.
Watson Wins Gain at Clinton Convention
At Clinton in Vermilton county the Watson delegates to the State convention average about 400 votes while the top opponents reach around eighty. Clinton's mining population reflects labor boss Perkins and other Democrats with limited cross party influence.
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Clinton
Vermilton County
Watson
Perkins
Druggist Refund Card for Foley's Honey and Tar
Certification that all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Promises to stop the cough heal the lungs prevent serious illnesses from a cold and guard against pneumonia and consumption. No opiates and the Genuine in a yellow package. Hefuse Institutes. S. QO. McKennan & Son.
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Foley
Hefuse Institutes
S. QO. McKennan & Son
Sidewalk Cleaning by Old Sol Brightens Streets
A local effort to clean sidewalks took place as the sun rose yesterday, with volunteers noting safer paths and fewer slips. The day highlighted community action in keeping walkways clear and accessible for pedestrians.
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Sol
Curious Prison Cipher Found Hidden Inmate Message
Report describes a jail cipher created by a prisoner using strips of paper and letter fragments. A deputy deciphered it by wrapping the strip around a lead pen and aligning letters to form a sentence. The article reflects on the puzzling wordplay and its broader implications.
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Kansas City
Purner
The Tale of a Shoplifter Walker in the Morning Shopping
A damaged text passage describes a woman named Walker who visits a store. She browses gowns tries on several items and plans to return with others. The narrative suggests she deceives store staff and places large orders then finds the address does not belong to Walker. The piece focuses on shopping behaviors and the alleged delight of the shopper.
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Mine Walker
The Night Place Train Exchange
An elderly gentleman on a train complains to a mother about her laughing child. The mother agrees but questions spanking a full stomach, then the man offers to spank the boy himself or to turn him over.
Winning Her Attention
A London Opinion column recalls marital friction with a playful exchange about attention between a husband and wife. The piece notes the wife rarely heeds his words while he complains her responsiveness varies, punctuating with a light domestic tone.
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London
Opnion
Water and Life on Planets and the Role of Water
A historical excerpt discusses water as essential to life, noting temperature limits for life on Earth and Mars, and the idea that water acts as a solvent and isolating medium. It cites Professor Lowells on life evolution and planetary conditions.
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Fife
Earth
Mars
Plaget
Professor Lowells
Century Magazine
Fragmented OCR garbles a New York column note
A garbled OCR text from a New York column describes a disjointed scene with references to a boy, meek bearing, and mockingly tolerating behavior. It mentions adults and attic scenes, plus a stray note about a predecessor and a print copy, all presented in fragmented, unclear terms.
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Tnd
Mtadeness
Apelewerfe
Roitian
New York
A Big Grasshopper Expedition in Troubled Waters
An expedition named Ser AQUA sets sail, exploring a distant region with Taapneek and a deer. tensions rise as the group encounters peril and debates arise about authority and loyalty among the crew. Bright talk contrasts with fear as leaders confront mutiny and misdeeds.
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Cook
Portrait of Deceived Royal Portrait Painter Trick
A cavalier hires a famed artist to paint his portrait for a set price. When rejected for debt, the sitter pretends a counterfeit presentment and the painter devises a grim ruse by placing an “imprisoned for debt” label on the portrait. A relative then rescues the captive.
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Ronen
Hig Kinsman
Gold Discovery Reported Along St. Mary's River
A local note describes a youth or man named Saath or Stig finding gold like grains in sand scooped from the eastern Indiana St. Marys River banks. He claims large yellow grains and refuses to reveal the sand’s exact location while predicting further discoveries.
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Otis St. Mary's River
Tle
Subscribers in arrears urged to remit by April 1
The Times News Co announces that delinquent subscribers in arrears for one year or more must pay by April 1, 1908 to continue receiving the Times. No issues will be sent after that date to those who have not complied.
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Grasses Rebulator GO
Atlanta
Newtons telescope presented to Royal Society sparks craft legacy
The article describes Newton’s nine inch telescope with two inch aperture, designed to magnify Ghiety eight times and built entirely by Newton. It notes Newton’s early exhibit to the Royal Society and, years later, Sir William Herschel’s plan to build a much larger telescope on Newton’s Hill, forty feet tall with a long focal length.
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Newton
Royal Society
Society
George III
Sir Willicai Herschels
Fragmented OCR Weathered Note on Passerby and Paregoric Mention
A garbled remark discusses passersby and a troubling claim about administering paregoric to “bright girls of the future.” The text reads as a distorted narrative with unclear source and missing context.
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Bornecof
Interchange at Table Sparks Jenkins’ Mirthful Fortune
In a lively dining scene the hostess laments placing Jenkins between chatty companions while noting his love for heavy sandwiches and the old idea that fortune shapes a man’s life through his own hands.
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Jenkins
Local column notes on domestic mix ups and gossip
A brief, fragmentary Papery item recalls a domestic scene where a husband and wife quarrel over discipline and a cat helps unsettle the home. The piece hints at confusion and envy as a general theme in a community notice from a historical period.
Old Man Seeks Relief From Prostate and Kidney Ailments
A newspaper notice warns that men past sixty face dangerous kidney and bladder disorders linked to enlarged prostate. It cites Foley's Kidney Cure as effective and includes a testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri claiming improved health at age 91 after two bottles. Also reports a Kentucky wedding and travel updates with local rail delays due to western snow.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
S. O. McKennan & Son
Exposure to Cholera Remedy for Dogs Reported in Kentucky
From Clintonville Kentucky a statement says dogs were exposed to cholera after being treated with Bourbon cholera remedy which did not cure them. Complaints noted as sold by Edwards and Murray druggists Connersville.
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Os. Dernabsy
Clintonville
Edwards & Muray
Draugaists
Connersville
Bourbon Poultry Cure Praised by Kentucky Grower
Clay Jr of Paris Kentucky reports great success with Bourbon Poultry Cure from Edwards & Murray druggists Connersville Indiana. He says the remedy has cured chickens too sick to walk on several occasions though one bird has died this year.
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Rer. Clay, Jr
Paris
Bourbon Poultry Cure
Edwards & Murray
Connersville
Lad
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cheney Co. Ad
Frank J. Cheney and Coe d or g bogness advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure sold in Toledo Ohio. The notice asserts the cure cannot be reached by ordinary remedies and offers testimonials. A notary public confirms the sworn statement dated December A. D. and promotes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces.
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Starkof Opie
ToLepa
Tvess County
Frank Jheney
Keg Orth
FL J. Cheney & Coe
Dor
Bogness
Frank J Chesey
PO CHENEY &@ CO
Toledo
Ad Droggerbts
Toe
Trains Run Late Amid Weather Causes Delays
All trains have been late for several days causing complaints from farmers and others. Post officials say conditions cannot improve until weather settles with snow drifts and floods blamed as the cause. Rev. L B D Moore, recently ill with appendicitis, is better today. Will Hull departed for Dessee Michigan on business. K K Ford of West Seventh Street is reported seriously ill.
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Will Hull
Michigan
Kk. Ford
West Seventh Street
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