Notice of settlement in Snyder estate in court
Daniel M. Gross administrator of John L. Snyder deceased presents and files account and vouchers for final settlement in the Fountain Circle Court. The Circuit Court will examine the account on February 71 1905. Creditors legatees and heirs must appear and show cause or prove heirship. Attorneys Robt Voliva and John B. Martin represent the estate.
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Fountain Circle
Jaf
Daniel M. Gross
John L. Snyder
Robt
Voliva
John B. Martin
Fountain
Jaguars
Martha
Cothy
Charles Forestinge
Catling
Aus
Ued
Tate
Patrick Broderick
Jan
Denis Broderick
Notice of License Application in Covington Indiana
Notice in Fountain County Indiana to Walter Hunter a long-time resident of Covington and 2nd Ward that he will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the March term 1905 for a license to sell spirituous malt vinous and other intoxicating liquors for on premises consumption at the south room of a one story frame building in Covington. The notice also covers tobacco cigars and soft drinks at the same premises with the same terms.
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Troy Township
Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Walter Hunter
Board of Commissioners Court
Said County
Board of Commisioners
Covinieton
Saidiot
Beszinning
Seid
Louise
Walter Runter
Heirs Required to Appear for Estate Proof
A cryptic notice orders heirs to reappear and prove their claims to the estate. It mentions Coase, Dior, Levaltee, and Mourtain in relation to vouchers and the estate assets, with unspecified times and requirements for proof.
Heirs and creditors must appear to contest estate recount
At watch time all heirs, creditors or fegurees of said estate are required to appear inate court and show cause why said recount and vouchers should not be approved. Heirs must appear at the time and place to prove their Deir shin. Witness my hand and seal of each court this lith day of February 105. ISHAL Fry BRYANT, Clerk.
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Elf
Dior
Coase
Shige
Ishal? Fry Bryant
FOR THE CHILDREN Every Bus Needs a Trade
A urges boys to learn a trade while young as skilled work is in demand and leads to better pay. He notes homecarriers and common laborers flood markets, while tradesmen and artisans secure easier, higher paying jobs. Without thorough training, youths struggle to find steady work after twenty.
Mental arithmetic trick uses doubling and subtraction
A columnist describes a no pencil method where a person thinks of a number, doubles it, adds a fixed amount, then halves the result to reveal a remainder. The trick requires choosing an even initial number to avoid fractions and ends with the observer learning the original figure through a concealed relation.
Round-the-ring handkerchief game description
A child forms a ring by players joining hands while one child is outside to drop the handkerchief. The child walks around touching each player with the handkerchief and recites a riddle about a letter. When he says it was you, the handkerchief is dropped behind a player who chases him and then the next child begins.
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Hin
Roll the ball circle game for children learning aim
Children sit in a large circle and attempt to roll a ball into a small central circle or marked center. A helper counts successful attempts, teaching accuracy distance judgment courtesy and kindness with rhythmic rolling or thrown into a ring or basket.
Prodigy Tina Meri Makes Quick Language Leap
A slim Austrian girl named Tina Meri arrived with her parents six months ago and quickly learned English. Within three months she could read newspapers, using a dictionary from time to time, and now reads almost anything with ease.
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Tina Meri
Utha Merican
Punctuation riddles and wordplay on syllables
A collection of punny riddles about punctuation and language. It tosses clever lines like a colon inside a fire and a dictionary full of syllables with playful wordplay on letters and syllable counts.
The Letters at School and a Public Farm Auction
A playful tale on letters ends with a schoolyard lesson about harmony. An 1905 public sale at the John Boyd farm near Perrysville lists livestock, implements, hay, corn and household goods with detailed terms and auctioneers.
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John Boyd
Perrysville
Snoddy’s
John Deere
Peruna Almanac Promoted for Eight Million Homes
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac is a fixture in over eight million homes and available from all druggists. The 1905 Almanac is published and supplies will soon be exhausted so readers should inquire early and obtain one today.
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Sfres
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promise
Relief in six hours as a distressing kidney and bladder disease is cured by a remedy called New Great South American Kidney Cure. It claims rapid relief from pain in the bladder kidneys and back for any gender and immediate relief from water retention. Sold by Geo. D. Cook, druggist, Covington.
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Ita
Geo. D. Cook
Covington Lod
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Nervine Tonic
A historic ad touts a stomach ailment remedy, claiming rapid relief from indigestion and lasting cures. It asserts universal applicability, promises guaranteed results from the first dose, and notes Geo. D. Cook, a Covington druggist, as a seller.
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Geo. D. Cook
Covington
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