Imported French Coach Stallion to Stand Near Covington in 1910
Unique 2843 the Imported French Coach Stallion will season at T C Webber's Covington farm five miles southeast of Covington Monday through Friday and in Covington Saturdays. Brown bred in France by M Jean Viel, sired by Government Stallion Naples, line tracing to Wanderer. Terms 1000 to insure four colts to stand and suck. money due when mare sold or bred elsewhere. lien on mare and cost for service. Care not guaranteed against accidents. T C Webber owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Webber
Covington
M. Jean Viel
Breuville la Manche
France
Naples
Fibly
Esbly
Vanikoro
Centaure
Wanderer
T.C. Webber
J. Crouch & Son
United States
Henry Crew
Warren County
Ind
James Roe
Hedrick
Indiana
Notice to Defendant in Fountain Circuit Court 1919
The State of Indiana notes in Fountain County that Carl Bowsher is named in an attachment and garnishment suit filed by Ora B. Randolph. The defendant must appear and answer at the April 1919 term on the 36th judicial day, or be defaulted. the case is in Covington at the Fountain County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Ora B. Randolph
Carl Bowsher
the Fountain
Covington
Anson G. Madden
Fouotate Circuit Court
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain Circuit Court 1910
The Fountain Trust Company administrator files a complaint to sell decedents real estate to pay debts and remove title cloud. Defendants Willis K Martin Louis T Martin Fletcher M Martin Mae Martin Marcus Elwell Martin are nonresidents and must answer by April 18, 1910, in Covington Indiana. failure implies judgment. John B Martin attorney. Anson G Madden clerk. Mar 11 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Martin
Willis K. Martin
Louis T. Martin
Fletcher M. Martin
Mae Martin
Marcus Elwell Martin
Indiana
Fountain Gireau Court
A. D
Covington
Anson G. Madden
Leroy Saunders
Free year of Farm Life with Popular Girl Contest
Subscriptions offer a free one year trial of Farm Life magazine to yearly subscribers or renewals. The deal runs during the Popular Girl Contest and includes votes for a contestant, with prizes like a 3400 piano and other valuable rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Merit
Lane's Family Medicine Laxative Tea Promoted
An ad touts Lane's Family Medicine tonic laxative tea to cure head and back ache and fatigue, claiming it improves stomach and bowels. available at druggists and dealers for 25 cents. A separate note reports miners and operators in Cincinnati near agreement on a 5 cent per ton wage increase and stalled talks. A Chicago furniture store fire killed twelve women and three men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Indiana
Cincinnati
Fish Furniture Company
Chicago
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claim notice
Ohio notary public record shows Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co pledges to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh cure failure. Advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials offered. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and states product price of 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
Frm
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W .Gleason
F.J Cheney & Co
Ohio
TQ Subscribers Notice Reads Instructions for Subscriptions
Instructions to subscribers cover changing addresses notifying post offices about moves paying arrears and correcting errors. It warns against refusing delivery and stresses loyalty to the Republican paper as the sole income source while asking readers to be friendly and support the newspaper.
Commended the New Payne Tariff Law in Republican Gathering
In Lafayette on March 29 the Republicans of the Tenth district endorsed Congressman Crumpacker for renomination and supported President Taft and Senator Beveridge. They praised the Payne Aldrich tariff law as a step toward tariff revision, noting possible inequalities from cost data gaps. They backed tariff experts under Taft to study conditions and advocate remedies where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Tenth District
Crumpacker
Washington
Taft
Ieveridge
Congress
Fairbanks Receives Warm Homecoming in Indianapolis
Indianapolis held a warm homecoming for former Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks on March 25. Thousands lined the parade route as Fairbanks waved from an open car, perspiring in the sun and mopping his brow with a handkerchief. Governor Marshall welcomed him at Monument circle, and Fairbanks thanked the crowd before proceeding to his North Meridian street home amid flag decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Mrs. Fairbanks
Monument Place
Governor Marshall
Mr. Fairbanks
Meridian Street
Democratic editors hold meeting on U S senator candidate
Fifty Democratic editors gathered in Indianapolis to consider Governor Marshall’s suggestion to name a candidate for U S senator at the state convention. Friends of Thomas Taggart urged restraint, and the matter was not pushed at the executive committee meeting to avoid a factional fight within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Democratic Editorial Association
Marshall
United States
Thomas Taggart
Hot Water Treatment for Eye Inflammation
The remedy described soothes eye inflammation by soaking eyes in hot water. A wet cloth placed over the lids is renewed when heat subsides. Ten minutes of this treatment reddens the face, and as circulation returns the lids bleach with surrounding skin.
An Unbkeeding Creature and a Mule Tale
A quirky exchange features a kindly person challenging yells at a mule. Mr Erastus Pinkley retorts that when an animal acts smarter than humans it becomes deaf and dumb. The article humorously compares the animal to distant high peaks, noting mountains as tall as 36 009 feet.
Florida Land Co Promises 53000 in 3 Months
A Florida land promotion from Chipley urges readers to invest in vegetable farming ventures promising twelve thousand five hundred dollars monthly for a quarter year, emphasizing no money spent before reading the provided literature and facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Beveridge Secures Survey for Chicago Toledo Ship Canal
Senator Beveridge won a promise from the senate committee on commerce to add a 100000 appropriation in the rivers and harbors bill for a preliminary survey of a Chicago to Toledo ship canal via Fort Wayne. The panel had previously rejected the amendment after his lengthy argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beveridge
Senate Committee On Commerce
Chicago
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Steuben County Votes in Local Option Indiana
Steuben county approved the local option law by about 900 votes on Tuesday. W C T U members held services then worked at polling places while the overall turnout was light, likely around sixty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Steuben
Police Officer's Accidental Death After Shooting
George McDonald died from wounds suffered after being shot Wednesday night by John H. Wiebers of the Lafayette police. Wiebers, held on a murder charge with a $1,000 bond, was released after the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
George McDonald
John H. Wiebers
Police Department
Wiebers
Liberty
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Dr. Longacre
Frank Hull
Leroy Sanders
Lucas Nebeker
Puff
State of Indiana
Fountain
the Fountain Trust Company
State of
Com
Marcus Martin
Willlis K. Martin Et al
Fletcher
Castoria
City of
Lucas County
Republican
Thos. H. Bodine
Omllers
Beau
Belgium
Chimes
Young Jim
Shelby Chief
Jack Modoc
Jack
Rossdale
Herrick
Dennis Shell
Yeddo
Villers
Beau Sire
Florida Land Co
Chipley, Fla
Iran
SUN
ST Lid
Ofeomd Seong Eges
Padng-Ss
Solu Obae
M. Mayer
Ship Canal
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