Public Funds Deposit Proposals Sought by Jackson Township Finance Board
The Advisory Board of Finance of Jackson Township invites written proposals from banks and trust companies in Indiana for handling public funds deposits. Proposals due December 28, 1907, 12 to 2 p.m., at the Trustee's office in Wallace, Fountain County. Bonds and official forms required. state and federal examination permitted. Edward Underwood presiding with Evian Bever president and Jones Gray secretary.
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Wallace
Fountain
Todiana
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Jackson Township
Advisory Board of Finance
Edward Underwood
Evian Bever
Atteat
Jobnes
Gray
Notice of Proposals for Public Funds Deposits Richland Township
The Richland Township Board of Finance Fountain County Indiana will receive written proposals from banks and trust companies to deposit public lands funds for safekeeping under Indiana law. Proposals must be submitted December 27 1907 between 9 and 10 a m at R N Voliva’s Newtown office. Bonds or collateral required with official forms. President James Rice Secretary T F Martin Attest.
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Board of Finance of
Richland, Township
Fountain County
Ind
R. N. Voliva
Newtown
Fountain
State of
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Richland Township
James Rice
T. EK. Martin
Fulton Township Seeks Bank Proposals for Public Funds
Fulton Township Board of Finance invites written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive and deposit public funds. Proposals due 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the trustee’s office Fulton Township Fountain County Indiana. Bonds or collateral must accompany proposals.
Death of Henry Welch at county house
Henry Welch aged about years passed away at the county house Tuesday. He had been removed there days earlier suffering from stomach trouble. The remains were interred in Stealy cemetery. He was husband of the woman who died in a gasoline explosion in the city about two years ago. Remember savings at J. Loeb's Stores during two week sale.
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Henry Welch
Plucked a Plum as Fountain County Board Meets
The Fountain County Board of Commissioners during this week’s session approved a large batch of bills and made two appointments for the year. Dr Gilnon was named secretary of the county board of health and Wm Cox was reappointed county attorney. A special session is set for next Monday to discuss gravel road matters.
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Fountain County Board of Commissioners
Gilnon
County Board of Health
Wm. Cox
Ministers Association Discusses Churches Unity and Charity
At the bi weekly meeting Rev Rhodes led Scripture and prayer. The group urged a united front of churches against threats to welfare and opposed aggressive methods to recruit members. A charity unit plan was left for investigation and Week of Prayer union services were planned for next meeting. If you want to sell your farm see Wilkey and Bonebrake.
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Rhodes
Wilkey & Bonebrake
Does God Care Does God Care at First Presbyterian Church
The morning service explores Does God Care while the evening meditation is highlighted. A song service opens the evening and the Messenger Service receives special attention. The monthly session meeting occurs in the pastor’s study with Deacons and Trustees at the same hour.
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Fourth Street
Veedersburgs Bible School
Elmore Arter
Bible School
Ladies Aid Society
Mark Vogars
Local Notices and Advertisements from Covington Indiana
Monthly church and civic meeting reminders list Fry Bryant as clerk and A T Livengood as secretary with deacons and trustees meeting monthly. Notices promote a Christmas bazaar at the Baptist church, sales at J Loeb stores, a 20 cent yard discount on fine dress goods, Rainier’s Pharmacy olive oil, and a prize chart.
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Fry Bryant
A. T. Livengood
J. Loeb’s
Rainier
East Side Square
Notice of Insolvency in Fountain County Indiana
In Fountain Circuit Court Novem ber Term 1907 the estate of John Moriarty deceased is found insolvent pending settlement. Creditors must file claims for allowance. Clerk Anson G. Madden seals the notice dated November 20 1907. Leroy Saunders deputy. H C Yount attorney for administrator.
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State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
John Moriarty
Starate
State of Indiana
Fountain Cyunty
Fountain
Circuit Court
Barclay Yerkes
Charles ‘Yerkes
Alonihistratrix
Lucas Nebeker
Non-Resident Defendant Notified in Fountain Circuit Case
William W. Layton as administrator seeks foreclosure of a street improvement assessment against Ellen Seaman, a non resident. The Fountain Circuit Court sets February 4 1908 as her appearance date at Covington court house to answer the complaint filed November 1907. notice signed by Clerk Anson G Madden.
Name Unhappily Bestowed
A discussion on the paulownia tree named after the daughter of a Russian emperor. The piece notes the irony of a tree on the Japanese imperial coat of arms sharing a name given by European botanists to honor the daughter of Emperor Paul. It contrasts Japan and Russia in historic tensions and European naming conventions.
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Russias
Japan
Pacific
Paul
Bobby's endorsement dinner remark ends in shared humor
Mr Brown, the new minister, enjoyed his first Smith family dinner. As they left the dining room seven year old Bob Smith added a witty aside, saying he too had an excellent meal, prompting a smile from all.
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Bobby
Mr. Brown
Smith
Sister Smith
Bobby Smith
Brother Brown
Barber in China Prefers Water Shave with Iron Tool
A Wide World Magazine description notes a barber in China who shaves without soap, using only water and a locally forged iron scraper. The method, though startling to some, reportedly serves the purpose effectively.
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China
The
Wide World Magazine
Prize for British Museum Manuscripts Donated
Miss Harriet Chicese Plowden of Folkestone has left to the British Museum the original manuscripts of Beethoven’s first violin and piano sonata and Mozart’s ten great string quartets. The Mozart manuscripts cost less than $70 at an 1847 auction by her father.
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Harriet Chicese Plowden
Folkestone
British Museum
Beethoven
Mozart
Plowden
Mouth Care as a Beauty Feature
The mouth strongly shapes facial expression and deserves care. By understanding its defects one can greatly modify an ugly mouth, even when the mouth is naturally unattractive.
The Simulated Poet Quote Sparks Mockery in London
A London Gentlewoman derides a man who grows his hair beyond the standard, claiming such display proves he lacks a poetic soul and is an affront to gendered norms. The remark highlights social satire of masculine appearance and artistic pretensions.
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London
Notice to Non-Residents in Fountain County Divorce Suit
Complaint No 1292 Fountain Circuit Court Covington Indiana alleges non resident defendant Seneca D Wagner is a necessary party to a divorce action filed by Augusta J Wagner. Defendant must appear January 18 1908 or demur. notice dated November 21 1907.
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State OF Indiana
Hountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Augusta J. Wagner
Seneca D. Wagner
Cowes
H.C Yount
State of
Indiana
Covington
Witneas Wy
Covinton
A. D
Lerury Sanders
A. C. Yuant
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Netios
Fulton Township Board of Finance
Fulton
Township of
Fountain Ceounty
Fulton Township
Christian Penner
James M. Young
Bears
Wpu
J. Loeb's
E. M. Board
Ministers Association
First Presbyterian Church
H. K. Fox
Alphonse Lemp
Messenger Service
Woodford
M. Vandorn
Young Ladies of the Baptist Church
Anson G. Madden
Leroy Saunders
H.C. Yount
Admr
William W. Layton
Jeremiah Hershberger
Ellen Seamen
Livengood & Bryant
Ellen Seaman
Tgun and
Bolden
Court House
Witoees
Leroy Sanders
Allys
West
W. Toledo, O
Castoria
Alays Rays
cAé
Itonria
Beara
S. D. Bland
Brewton
Gia
BR. C. L. Gates Pancock
Minn
Bosco
Druggtets Swanson Rhelmatic Core Company
Lake Street
Chicago
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