Notice of liquor license petition in Covington Indiana
Walter Hunter, a resident of Covington Fountain county Indiana, gives notice to residents of Troy township and the 2nd Ward that he will petition the Board of Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a specified premises and to allow on‑premises drinking, with a second application for tobacco cigars and soft drinks. The described site is a one story frame building in the south end of a lot in the original Covington plat, with exact dimensions and boundaries listed.
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Troy Township
Covington
Fountain County
Indiana
Walter Hunter
Eas
Board of Commissioner’s Court
Said County
Board of Commissioners
City of Covington
Heirs and creditors urged to appear in court to prove estate
The court requires all heirs and creditors of the Sid estate to show cause why the account and vouchers should not be approved. Heirs are ordered to appear at the specified time and place to prove their heirship.
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John. & Snyder
Aaid Eerste
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Batd
Rohr
N.voliva
Johno B. Martin
Sid
Fry Brrast
Notice to liquor license applicants on affidavit requirements
All applicants for liquor licenses must file an affidavit proving they are the genuine applicant and owner of the business, furniture, fixtures and paraphernalia, and that all taxes due are fully paid. The affidavit confirms identity and ownership as a condition to license issuance.
Unfinished Novels and the Strains of Dead Authors
A survey of famous unfinished romances and posthumous continuations. Hawthorne’s Dolliver Romance and The Delarver Romance lay incomplete while Stevenson's Well of Hermiston remained fragmentary. Gissing and Thackeray left drafts, notes, or partial chapters.
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Fuddy-The Widow Jinks Has Four Engaged Daughters
In a witty exchange from the Boston Transcript the widow Fuddy has four marriageable daughters all engaged. Duddy notes a mother-in-law to four men would be hard to displeasure as her duties would be too diffuse to be rigidly discharged.
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Fuddy
Jinks
Duddy
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Resolve In the Wrong Place at Church Fair
A young man declares he will take no chances at a church fair. The remark triggers no commendation, as the setting implies imprudent caution rather than prudence, reflecting a social reaction from the Pittsburg Post.
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French scientist promotes wooden clothes suit idea
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Perana Lucky Day Almanac Prompts Early Inquiry
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New Great South American Kidney Cure Offers Fast Relief
Relief in six hours from distressing kidney and bladder disease. The cure relieves pain in the bladder kidneys and back for both men and women and stops retention of water promptly. Sold by Geo D Cook druggist Covington Tud.
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South American Nervine Tonic Promises Universal Cure
Claiming to permanently cure stomach weakness and indigestion, the ad touts the tonic as safe and effective from the first dose. It warns that no matter how long suffering, relief is certain and sells through Geo. D. Cook, a Covington Indiana druggist.
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Geo. D. Cook
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Covington
Ind
Rand McNally County and Town Survey Ad
Three salesmen sought for new Indiana county town ship and railroad survey. Counties towns fully indexed with populations and railroad distances. Energetic men invited. Rand McNally & Co. Chicago Illinois.
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Indiana
Rand McNally & Co
Chicago, Il
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The reading questions for exams of seventh and eighth year graduates follow the Indiana fifth reader. Examinations occur in this county on the third Saturday of March April and May. Special low one way and round trip rates to the west and southwest on February 7th and 21st and March 7th and 21st 1905 via Clover Leaf Route.
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Indiana
J M. Wirxey
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