Estate of Tabitha Martin Probate in Fountain County
Charles Yerkes administrator of the estate of Tabitha Martin deceased has filed final account and vouchers in the Fountain Circuit Court. A hearing is set for February 2, 1910, to approve the account and to hear heirs and creditors show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must appear to prove heirship. Lucae Nebekr, attorney, 400 aw.
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Fabithba Martin
Fountain Cicuit Court
Charles Yerkes
Cetutea
Tabita Marti
Hag
Ana Vurchern
Challes Yarers
Unknown Defendants Noted in Indictment for Land Sale
Notice to Defendants in Fountain County Indiana States the State of Ladane and the Fountain Circuit Court have scheduled a public action to sell estate lands to satisfy debts. It names Amanda Murphy and others as defendants and notes all unknown parties are served by designation. The clerk sets February 1919 as appearance date with O B Rateliff as attorney.
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Ladane
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Asid
Getion
Amanda Murph
David Bybarger
Bybarger
Tir Eife
Abner Hybarger
Hia
Filmore Snook
E Fzeth Murphy
Clara Murphy
dam.Murphy
Murphy
Hie Wits
John Smith
Kate Smith
John R. Morphy
Snd
Morphy
Aliee Smith
George Smith
Ree
Indiana
Caid
Wallace
Henee
Covington
Anson G. Madden
O. B. Rateliff
Women's World Focus on Chinese Women's Movements and Patriotism
The article notes a Cairn gathering where about 1,000 spoke through Miss Pun Kur Fang supporting China against Japan. It highlights reforms like foot binding abolition, a network of women's clubs, and educational efforts by a Princess Ching's daughter. It also includes a humorous piece praising newspapers as a peacekeeping tool in marriage and a London bazaar curl-for-sale anecdote.
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Womenu of
China
Cairn
Japan
Ihe
Miss Pun Kur Fang
Abe
Prince Ching
Dialogs of Courtship and Vast Canadian River Descriptions
A mix of quirky dialogue about marriage proposals and a maritime note on the Nelson River. The river is praised for its immense water discharge, with its length estimated around 00 miles and its drainage spanning Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan North Dakota Ontario and beyond into Montana and Minnesota.
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Nelson River
Hudson Bay
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Ontario
Creat Lakes
Montana
Minnesota
Catarrh Cure Claim and Health Patent Offer
A regional note promotes Catarrh Cure claiming to cure catarrh across stages with a $100 reward for any failure. It states the product works internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces and builds constitution. Includes supplier address F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and mentions Hell's Family Pills for constipation.
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Catarr Hall
Theoly
Bali
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Refuse to Stay Down Molineux Motto
A pithy maxim attributed to Molineux proclaims that those who rise quickly and resume the race recover the impact of a fall as if it never occurred. The emphasis is on perseverance and ongoing effort despite misfortune.
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Molineux
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as child remedy
An excerpt from W C Ornstein of Green Bay Wisconsin claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured coughs colds and croup for his two children and has saved them from bronchitis and pneumonia avoiding resistance from the children in taking it. It is sold by M C VauVoro.
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Foley
Hooney
Tur
Eine
W.cornetein
Green Bay
Wic
M.C. VauUoro
Manfordc
Vandorn
First American Pretzels Made in 1810 Claim
The Omaha Bee notes claim that the first pretzels were produced in America in 1810 and adds that some remain on the lunch counter as a quaint reminder of early baking.
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Bakers
America
Omaha Bee
Leftover Legacies Raise Ethical Dilemmas in 1900s Papers
A Connecticut woman dying left forty thousand dollars to her horses dogs and cats rather than her husband provoking letters about morality and fairness. The remark reflects era debates on wealth and justice in inheritance.
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Connecticut
Washington Times
Preventics Candy Cold Care Tablets Marketed for Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Preventics as a safe fever and cold remedy for children. It claims the tablets contain no quinine and are a handy pocket or purse item, branded as a stitch in time preventive safeguard against colds. Sold by all dealers for 25 cents.
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Preventicsa
Preventics
Care of Trees in Paris Records Detail
Paris keeps 85 840 trees cataloged at the Hotel de Ville with Jot numbers age and condition in the books. The department’s yearly appropriation stands at 460 808. The work could not be done for such a sum without a well developed system from the Napoleonic era onward per Techaiadl World Magazine.
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Paris
Hotel de Ville
Napoleon Iil
Techaiadl World Magazine
Short Stories Reflect U S Export Rank And Charity
The United States now ranks third among nations as a manufacturer exporter. A wreath for Nancy Hanks Lincoln in Lincoln City Indiana was funded by one cent gifts from 2,500 Indianapolis schoolchildren. Maine sells about 75,000 foxskins yearly with many killed by poisoned bait and drives. J M Lamadrid reports that 149,637 poor New Yorkers and Brooklyn residents were fed at one cent meals in 1908.
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Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
Indianapolis
Maine
J. M. Lamadrid
St. Andrew's
New York
Brooklyn
Henater Siain in Golorado Higton Ind
Telegrams arrive and hopes rise that Peter H Gookins chief of this city has been shot and killed at Loveland Col. Gookins longtime cashier of Haynes Shook store in this city.
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T Henater Siain
Golorado
Higton
Ind
Sam Matthews
Peter H. Gookins
Loveland
Mr. Gookins
Haynes & Shook
Clever kid seeds grass surprise in Cleveland witty clip
A Cleveland Leader quip humorously recalls a boy who sowed lawn seed and was told grass would grow. The reply shows the boy’s simple, sharp wit as the exchange shifts to a playful mishearing. The line forges a light moment from a child’s knowledge and a pun on expectation.
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Cleveland
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