Mrs Sam Trott Burned To Death In Cedar Springs
Isaac Clawson received a Sunday message announcing the death of Mrs. Sam Trott at her Cedar Springs Michigan home after a Friday fire left her badly burned. Mr. Trott traveled from Attica with the body. burial followed Tuesday at Beulah. The Trotts had formerly lived north of Fountain in Fountain county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Clawson
Sam Trott
Cedar Springs
Michigan
Theine
Mr. Trott
Attica
Beulah
Trott
Fountain County
Northense
Fountain
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Estate of Anna Cofing
In the Poanstein Circuit Con vanuary Term 1920 notice is given that Charles F. Coffing as administrator has filed final settlement of Anna B. Cofing deceased. A court examination and creditors’ proof are set for February 1920 to approve or disallow the account and vouchers. Heirs and creditors must appear to contest or prove their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Cofing
Poanstein
Anna GB
Cofing
Sarto
Charles F. Coffing
Illness Highlights Residents’ Winter Sickness
Scott Heel has been laid up with the flu for ten days. Scow has been very sick. D. Francis Smith, ill for the past two weeks, is slightly improved and expected to sit up soon with no complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Heel
Scow
D. Francis Smith
Gentle bowel relief with Chamberlain's Tablets adv
The notice explains some people rely on strong cathartics and mineral waters for relief but overuse worsens the condition. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic producing gentle, hardly noticed bowel movements and less likely to cause subsequent constipation.
Public Sale at Eld Feet Farm Near Kingman February 19 1929
Auction to be held at the home known as the Eld Feet form five miles north and a half mile west of Kingman and six miles south of Yeanders burg at 10 a.m. The sale features 16 head of horses and mules, 16 head cattle, 11 brood sows and shoats, 31 sheep, farming implements, household goods, and harness. Terms: cash under $5, credit on notes over $5 with 9 months, 6 percent interest, no removal until terms are met. Lunch served by Scott's Prairie Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslam
Kingman
Yeandersburg
Fiorses
Thverford
McCormick
Hugey & Wazons
John Deere
John V. Lowe
Cols
A. G. Madden
H. A. Lee Auds
Mno Cook
Ladies Aid of
Scott’s Prairie
Warren T. McCray for Governor: A Real Leader for Indiana
A call for good sound American judgment in government urges voters to back Warren T. McCray for Indiana governor. The message praises his experience as a businessman farmer and livestock breeder and argues he stands free from factions, with vision firm moral stance and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Tribute to Amiel Weber A Buck Creek telegraph operator
A 1920 obituary honors Amiel A. Weber of Buck Creek Lafayette Indiana who died January 24 1920 at St Elizabeth hospital. He is remembered as a kind generous friend and patriot who aided soldiers and neighbors and who lived to bless mankind with a Christian life.
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Bask Creek
Lessla
Amiel A. Weber
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Indiana
Buck Creek
Wabash Railroad Company
Amiel Weber
Neason
Bride and Groom Eva Clawson and Morton Hutchinson Wed
Miss Eva Clawson of Weedersdale and Morton Hutchinson of Frankfort were quietly married last week at Deanville. The couple will reside in Frankfort after visiting the bride’s mother Mrs Mary Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Clawson
Weedersdare
Morton Hutchinson
Trenkfort
Deanville
Havine
Mer. Hutchieson
Fransfort
Mary Clawsso
Prankfort
Father John's Medicine Praised by Brooklyn Mother
Mrs L M Wray of Brooklyn credits Father John's Medicine with easing her daughter Lowella's asthma and bronchitis after a severe cold. She says the remedy improves sleep, is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs, and has over sixty years of success for colds coughs and overall strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
L. A. Wray
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lowella
Father John
L. M. Wray
Prospect St
Local Gossip and Social Notes From the Town
Ed Rhodes adver tised Mrs. Jane Martin new in town and a pleasant caller Monday. W Rh Smith of Lafayette aided nurse Dean as big brother prayers with Sue. Mrs W B Coleman returns from Ft Wayne after 16 weeks with her parents. Plus society items on a Lyric performance February 10 and a midwinter banquet with speakers Fess of Ohio Governor Goodrich and Congressman Watson amid about six hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Martin
W. Rh. Smith
Lafayette
Dean
Sue
W. B. Coleman
Ft. Wayne
George Crane
T. A. Ciifton
Indianapolis
Fess
Ohio
Goodrich
Watson
Cald Cost and Cough Remedy Advertisement
The note weighs costs in dollars and coins for a cald and suggests not stopping work when holding a card. It notes ten days to rid a cald with usual treatment and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy speeds recovery and is a wise winter spring investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Notice of Administration for Mary Jane Rabb Estate
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints an Administrator De Bonis non for the estate of Mary Jane Rabb, late of Fountain County, deceased. The estate is reported solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
de Bonis Non
Mary Jane Rabb
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T. A. Clifton
Covington, Indiana
Covington
C. M. Coggins
Coal Creek
Castoria
Charles Yerkes
Wabash Township
Livengood
Attorneys
Cronic
Govereor
McCray
Smytel A. Weser
Laqy Gould
Fletcher
Dina
eceMak
Adv
Ent
Fountain Trust CO
Nebeker & Dice
M. Booged
Illinois
Cadillac Motor
Psi Besters
Vaul
Grenard Commission
Union Stock Yards
J. 1. Finnegan
C. G. Ward
Finnegan-Ward Commis
Sion CO
Lafayette Union
Eston Starkey
Sec’y.Treas
Lafayette, Ind
Federal Farm Loans
Indiana Federal Farm Loan Association
Warren, Fountain, Benton
Vermillion Counties
West
Lebanon
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