Notice of Administration Estate of Quincy Tate
Notice is given that E. Quincy Tate estate administration is appointed in the circuit court of Facet county Indiana with Euasa Tate as administratrix. The estate is stated solvent and the administrator is authority by the clerk William Branks of the county circuit court. Dated January 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Enette
Factie
Jodiana
Quincy A. Tate
Euasa Tath
Liam i, Branks
Avelle Gurcult Court
Sane
Sadie O Moore v Leander Moore divorce notice
Notice is given to Leander Moore that a divorce action is filed in Fayette Circuit Court Indiana. He must appear on the first Monday of March A D 1908 at the courthouse in Countersville to answer the complaint, or it will be heard in absentia. Clerk William E Barnes signs the notice.
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Conner & Chrisman
Alto Neys
Leander Moore
Indiana
Payette
Wort
Counersville
Mmaid
Siate
Anawer
Aemur
Epd
A.D
William EB
Pabres
Fayette
Sjaunde
Notice fragment hints at school principal and borrowers
Fragmented notice references a school principal and borrowers with names such as Jase Kennedy and Fayelle Coubly. The text is garbled but suggests an official district or auditor involvement and a date around January. Further readable items are not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Anpurna
Rennedy Ljanse Auditor
Fayelle
Notice to Contractors Fayette County Indiana Improvement Bids
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners invites bids for the improvement project as described in the plans and specifications. Bids must be accompanied by affidavit and bond as required by state law and must be submitted by the specified deadline. The board reserves the right to reject any bid and will meet in regular session to open bids at the courthouse in Connersville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drerebys
Uae
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Cour Deslomers
Maom
Court House of
Payethe
Connersville
Payette County
Trustec's Property Will Be Sacrificed at Work Closing Out
The Laurel township trustee Mgr. Wasminger is closing out the grocery business with assets being turned to cash. The Laurel Review notes an investigation ends with minimal losses to bondholders as accounts are audited. A committee of Louis Bederman, John RP Crest, and J. J. Reiboldt reviews the books and reports forthcoming. Rumors of changes in management and continuing business are mentioned, with ongoing efforts to protect bondholders.
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Stark
Fred TaimMinger
Laurel Township
Laurel Review
Mgr. Wasminger
Louis Bederman
Brookville
John RP
Secrest
J. J. Reiboldt
Fusininner
Last tribute paid to Mr Snider at Connersville funeral
A large concourse gathered at the Eastern Avenue home to honor the memory of Preal Peicert Benall Guy Laktve and Henry Miller attended by Glurtenberg and Rayette lodges of Odd Fellows Connersville Lodge of Elks and Connersville Furniture Company employees Rev G C lab conducted a brief em- bon y. Burial followed at the city cemetery with many friends present. During June First National Bank and Connersville Furniture factory where Mr Snider held stock were closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydre Dane Ral
Piewderioh Snider
Astern Avenue
Glurtenberg and
Rayette Lodges
Odd Fellows
Connersville Lodge of Elks
Connersville Furniture Company
G. Cl Lab
First Presbyterian Church
Preal Peicert
Benall
Guy Laktve
Henry Miller
Ma. Snider
J Buckley
Wo OM. Greeg
J. M. Philabaum
Bod. Schneide
Simon Doeruges
First National Bank and
Conersville Furniture Factory
Mr. Snider
Knightstown superintendent gravely ill at home
Prof. AL H H. Graham, superintendent of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans Home at Knightstown, is at the point of death. He had numerous acquaintances in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL H H. Graham
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Knightstown
Mir. Graham
Krell Auto-Grand Piano Co Formed with New Officers
In a legal move the Krell Auto-Grand Piano Company of America is now a corporation. Directors elected last night: Albert Krell as president, George M. Sinks as vice president, Edwin Pfau as secretary and treasurer. The plant prepares for production with new fire safety upgrades and rapid construction on the west building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krell Auto-Grand Piano Company of America
Albert Krell
George M. Sinks
Edwin Pfau
Mrs Cornelius Sullivan Dies at Home on West Third Street
Mrs Cornelius Sullivan died at her home on West Third Street at half past five this morning after a long illness of liver and kidney disorders. Born Margaret O Conner in Ireland on August 16 1805 she came to the city in 1831 and lived there since. Survived by four children two from a prior marriage Elizabeth Sheehan and Thomas Sheehan. Funeral at St Gabriels Church Saturday morning at yielding time.
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Cornelius Sullivan
West Third Street
Margaret O'Conner
Ireland
Third Street
Efius Sulliase
Michael Hias- Feity
William Hera
Washington
Indiana
Cora F. Sullivan
New Albany
John H. Sullivan
Indianapolis
William J. Sullivan
Elizabeth Sheehan
Thomas Sheehan
St. Gabriels Church
Fo Ovelock
For Sale Miscellaneous Locust Lawn Cockerels and More
FOR SALE Locust Lawn area White Langshaw cockerels bred to sweepstakes winners. $1.00 each at farm near Bentonville. Crates extra. James K. Mason Milton Ind. Plus Poland China males and Barred Ply Rocks offered by W. T. Prolot near Herreville. Trades possible.
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Payette County
Bentonville
James K. Mason
Milton, Ind
Poland
China
W. T. Prolot
Fey Fox Wedding A Great Surprise Stuns City Friends
Anna Fox and John Fey married secretly last night at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. J. C. Burkhardt. Bride Anna Fox, a longtime city reporter, and painter John Fey planned the surprise before leaving for Orlando, Florida.
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City Papers
Anna Fox
Annabel C. Fox
John Fey
Boss Sparks
Christian Church
J. C. Burkhardt
Meta Ludwick
Carl C. Smith
Reid Street
Cupid
Will Fox
Orlando
Florida
Joni Be
Revolting Dairy Practices Highlighted by State Chemist
State chemist Mr. Burnard cites unsafe dairy handling in Rushville where an inspector spots a dairy room in a dwelling with uncovered milk cans and a dead daughter from fever. He warns that milk becomes a perfect medium for disease and calls for reforms in dairy sanitation.
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Burnard
Dineman
Gary
Pucker
Peru
Rushville
Arr Barnard
Catia
Kokomo Preacher Seeks Office Amid Temperance Debate
Kokomo Indiana January 6 a temperance advocate accuses a local preacher of drinking when he pleases and contrasts temperance with abstinence in a political bid. The preacher Elisha Mirimord faces scrutiny over his stance and past actions as part of a public office bid.
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Kokomo
Ind
Elisha Mirmorod
Fire destroys Hepburn Hall at Miami University
Rumors of a blaze at Oxford reached the News office. After press time it was reported that Hepburn Hall, a women’s dormitory at Miami University, burned to the ground while Brice Hall and other buildings faced danger. Rescue efforts saved most occupants. two were briefly missing but later found safe. Students sent home notices for clothing via telegraph.
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Oxford University
Weanan
Klephuen
GM Pyar
Amive Scove
Ouipnient
Miami University
University
Brice Hall
Wil
Hepburn
Hepburn Hall
Kepburn Hall
T Heir
Law Moawnus
Siris
Illness Update and Local Visits Mentioned
Mrs. Henry Sheets improves after several days of illness. Doc Hawkins arrives in the county and plans to visit Gwattyes and friends for Ashentine Banawel Hixer at Optaare better ship Wanda the aty amie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sheets
Doc” Hawkins
Madison County
Gwattyes
ashentine __ Banawel Hixer
O¢ Optaare
Wanda the Aty
Amie
Hog Cholera Remedy Claims Rapid Hog Fattening
J T Hstes of Winchester Kentucky says Bour bon Hog Cholera Remedy fattened hogs by feeding in a lot where cholera died hogs were kept. Sold by Edwards and Murray druggists Connersville Indiana.
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J. T. Hstes
R. R. No
Winchester
Edwards & Murray
Connersville
Ind
An invaluable remedy for fowls touted in Kentucky
A Kentucky farmer Chas Stephenson of Clintonville proclaims Bourbon Poultry Cure cured his chickens of cholera and praises it as an invaluable remedy. Edwards and Macras druggists in Connersville Indiana sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Stephenson
Clintonville
Edwards & Macras, Diuggists
Connersville
Ind
Another Victim of Dread White Plague
Mrs Bert Payton died at her home two miles northeast of the city after a long illness of consumption. She was born December 7 1904 in this city and married Bert Payton. Survived by husband and daughter Dorothy and sister Mrs George Perkins. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Bert Payton
Katie Strickler
Col Jim Worth limits debts in his name
Col Jim Worth of Buena Vista and Joplin says he will not be responsible for debts incurred in his name at stores or elsewhere without an order from him. He is rusticating on his farm near Rush Franklin county line and plans a trip to Florida.
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Jim Worth
Buena Vista and
Joplin
Laurel Review
Tia
Rusgh
Franklin County
Florida
Grant Curry Visits Metainora Amid Friendly Callouts
Grant Curry visited Metainora today addressing frierds in a brief community callout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Curry
Metainora
Sore Throat Relief Claims with TONLRES INE Prompt Use
An advertisement asserts TONLRES INE cures sore throat in one day with prompt use. It promises immediate pain relief after the first dose and complete cure after a few doses, urging readers to act quickly and share the claim with friends.
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L. D. Springer
Jasper L. Kennedy
Lojant
J.S. Leopard
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Krell
New Castle
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Bale
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George Malons
Fey-Fox
Anna Fox Long
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Murray
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