Notice to Non Residents in Fountain County Court
Notice to non residents in Fountain Circuit Court 1906 case Frank Lindey trustee v J T Holahan. Foreclosure debt action requires appearance. defendant J T Holahan non resident must respond by June 11 1906 or face default. Court at Covington April term 1906 with Penwell Lindsey attorneys.
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State OF Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain
Frank Lindey
J.T. Holahan
Penwell & Lindsey
J. T. Holahan
State of
Indiana
Fountain Circuit Court
Covington
Family heads to Ladoga to raise a crop for months
John F. McCoy and his wife depart Tuesday for Ladoga to spend three or four months farming with their son before returning to Covington later. The notice also lists mortgage exemptions and notarial work with Myrta Lindley at N. G. Harlow's office. 4w.
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John F. McCoy
Ladoga
Covington
Myrta Lindley
N. G. Harlow
Socials and town notes from Charles town and area
Mrs Lucian Wheatly of Charles ton Illinois visited relatives here over Sunday. An eight cent social and fortune telling at the M E Church parlor tonight. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church meets April 26 at Mrs Mike Mayers home. Born to Mr and Mrs J C Hopkins a baby girl eight and a half pounds. The mayor of Indianapolis names a clean up day and comments on community health. The first Big Four excursion to Indianapolis ran poorly but another is planned for Sunday.
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Mellett
Fountain County
Indiana
Richards & Vancleve
J.C. Turnbill
Ind
Advisory Board of
Richland
Vreship
Samuel Rice
Richland Township
Lucian Wheatly
Charleston
Illinois
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mike Mayer, Jr
J. C Hopkins
Indianapolis
Grandma Armour
Shoes for all sizes at J Loeb’s Stores
J Loeb’s Stores announce a wide selection of footwear in every size and style. Customers can shop casual to formal shoes with prices and stock updated across locations.
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J. Loeb’s
Covington News Briefs From Local Life and Fair Dates
Local notes report visitors in town, a reported peeping Tom, and family visits in Williamsport. A 30 acre rental property near Covington is advertised by G W Williawa. Mrs J L Townsley spent days with her daughter. Charley Naylor’s relatives visited from Terre Haute. A fire alarm and a wood shed blaze were extinguished. Clifford Bivans assumes charge of Mrs W Crane's jewelry store. Dow Perseley, 17, injured by a shotgun explosion but expected to recover. Covington Fair slated for September 18–21, 1906 with catalogue due mid May.
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Clifford Bivans
Covington
Association
Covington Booming Building Year Sparks Home Demand
Carpenters struggle to manage Covington's building boom as rental houses attract strong demand and high prices. The city moves forward with several new homes valued around five thousand dollars each, signaling rapid growth and rising market activity.
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Covington
Easter Services and Rural Life Notes From Dresser Area
Southern Warren County reports well attended Easter services at the church in Dresser and a flurry of rural activity. Residents travel to Missouri and Indiana, farms sow oats, horses and livestock face mishaps, and local folks adjust homes, saloons, and schools as spring progresses.
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Dresser
Candidates Nominees Advanced In State Convention Balloting
The convention narrowed multiple races with withdrawals, proclamations by acclamation, and ballots. Fitzpatrick led for Clerk of Supreme Court by acclamation after Neal withdrew. Cotton won for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Blatchley chosen by acclamation for State Geologist. Monks won Fourth District Supreme Judge. Hadley and Watson named First District Appellate Judges. Comstock Rabb and Roby led Second District Appellate Judges.
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Hadley
Supreme Court
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
Edward BE. Neal
Noblesville
Pike County
Neal
Fitzpatrick
F. A. Cotton
Indianapolis
Incuumbent
John W. Lewis
Wabash
James H. Tomlin
Shelbyville
Cotton
Lewis
Tomlin
W. S. Flatchley
Terre Haute
W. A. McBeth
Morgan County
McBeth
Blatchley
O. N. Heaton
Fort Wayne
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
Monks
Heaton
First District
James B. Black
C. C. Hadley
Woodfin D. Robinson
Princeton
J. W. Thompson
Ward H. Watson
Charlestown
Black
Robinson
Thompson
Watson
S. R. Artman
Lebanon
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
John C. Nye
Winamac
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
Frank Roby
Auburn
Artman
Comstock
Nye
Rabb
Roby
Covington Jeweler Sells Diamond Rings for Graduations
Covington Indiana jeweler Herman Lemp on the east side of the square offers a lot of diamond rings at moderate prices as graduation presents. The ad highlights a symbolic gold band representing love, honor, and lasting happiness.
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Herman Lemp
Covington
Indiana
Special silk prices at The Leader for shirt waist suits
The Leader advertises fancy silks at 89 cents and 50 cents per yard in all colors. The sale offers two bargain prices on diverse silk fabrics suitable for shirt waist suits.
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Effie E. Brown
Jas. R. Richey
H. E. Longacre
Covington, Ind
Berg
V.S
FRY Bryant, Cork, Pennell & Lindley
Perry Robb
Central Hospital
Jacob T. Hesler
Cain Township
Buy Carpets of
M. Board
McGinnis
Bill
Peeping Tom
Julian Martin
G. W Williawa
J. L Townsley
Mr. Ross Crawford
Brazil
Charley Naylor
Erre Haute
Longacre
Dow Perseley
Warren County
Robert Clew
Marshfield
Maryland
Charles Asbury
Oklahoma
Charles Lape
Baltimore Hill
Florence Hall
Gopher Hill
Danville
Earnest Howell
Masonic Cemetery
State Line
R. H. Powell
South Dakota
West Lebanon
Asa Lanter
Coal Creek
Will Jacobs
Hedrick
West
Myrtle Hathaway
Howard Chapel
Mary Yohn
Elsie Fox
Wm. Cherem
Harley Parker
Mary Hughes
A. W. Banks
David Hughes
Newport
Eias Goudy
Wife
Southern
Lincoln Switzer
Mr. Gouty
William Switzer
Gessie
Bismark
John Lewi
Charles Briles
Jerry Goff
James Richardosn
Vermont
Jim
Mr. Wilson
Danhill
J. W. Hughes
James Ca A
Boises
Jay
Burton
David Burton
J. W. Price
C. C. Coleman
Coleman, Reeves & Coleman
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