Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Transactions
Real estate transfers filed for record in Fountain County list numerous lot, fractional lot, and acreage transactions. Names include O S Douglass Joseph T Barker Cry E Barker Barah E Marshall Charles Baniz Kathryn McMahon and others with various parcels in Attica Fountainville Kingman Hillsboro and Van Buren, with prices ranging from 100 to 10000 dollars.
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Funtain County
O S Douglass
Joseph T Barker
Cry E Barker
Barah E Marshall
Charles Baniz
Joseph W McMahon
Katharine McMahon
Vances
Govington
Mery E Legie
Husb
Lydia J
Attica
John W Fix
Joseph Stablemire
Logan
Jasper N Spinks
Abchey
Spinks
Fitton
Cheries M Taylor
Evan Tinsley
Cain
Haoush J Shepherd
Burb
van Bure
Lone Bluff
Nettie E Kedennaugh
Hush
Geof
Cares
George E Moore
John Aneson
Fountainville
Paul Clark
Sarah E McKinsey
Hillsboro
Amos M Luse
Mary E Haney
McD
5 & Co
Irvin Pavey
James R Wilson
Silverwood
P Whitney
Tilghman H Booe
van Buren
Morris Herzog
Albert Sprouls
Troy
Harriet Ewbanke
Austin P Barker
Millcreek
Andrew Marshal
Milcreek
Charles P Coats
Joseph L Coa
Frey
Chas B
Towell
Anderson Ratcliff
Kingman Heights
Steinbaugh
Carl Bowsher
Steinbaughs
Kingman
Evalina
Stonebraker
Mary S Mears
Veedersburg
Gooking
Daniel Pickering
Cooper
Parnell Fiacia
Letter List for Week Ending January
The notice lists names including Calhoun, Johnnie Davie, F. W. Boyd and P. M. as ad options. It requests contact when calling for above items or any advertised matter.
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Tm. Calhoun
Johnnie Davie
F. W. Boyd
P. M
Notice to Non-Residents in Fountain County Court
Fountain Circuit Court proceedings in January 1905 alert defendants Charles W Fortner Laura A Fortner J Roach Johnson Charles T Howard Ellen Howard and heirs and unknowns to answer by February 27 1905 or have the complaint heard in their absence. The suit seeks debt collection and mortgage foreclosure on real estate in Fountain county Indiana. Fry Bryant Clerk and 0 O Douglass attorney. January 6 1905. O 8 Douglass Attorney for Plaintiff. Jan 6. ’05 Swks
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Charles W. Fortmer
Fountain Circuit
Charles W. Fortner
Laura A. Fortner
J. Roach Johnson
Charles T. Howard
Ellen Howard
Indiana
Charlies T. Howard
Fountain County
Covington
Fry Bryant
Douglass
Plant
Swks
Fountain County to Let Contracts for Bridge Approaches
Fountain County Indiana Board of Commissioners will hold a special session January 27 1905 to receive bids and let contracts for grading and approaches to the Wa bash river bridges at Perryeville and Independence. Bids based on plans on file in the Auditor's Office. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. George A. Law Lindsey Coleman James H. Brown Commissioners.
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Board of Commissioners of
Fountain County
Indiana
Wabash River
Perryeville
Independance
Auditor’s Office
George A. Law
Lindsey Coleman
James H. Brown
Revival services at Bend church this week
M. E. Church revival continues through Sunday evening with services in Bend church on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 and in town at 9 30 a m Sabbath school. Preaching at 10 40 with children's meeting at 2 p m and young people's meeting at 3 p m followed by an additional sermon at 7 p m depending on interest.
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the Bend
Childrens
Young People’s
Man from Veedersburg Threatens Suicide After Drinking Spree
William Kanear, about 16 years old, of Veedersburg, drank heavily on Tuesday and Wednesday and threatened self harm. Marshal Stalker found morphine and carbolic acid on him and sent him home by train. He has a wife and five children and is known as a hard working man except during sprees.
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William Kanear
Veedersburg
Marshel Stalker
Indiana Chooses Beveridge Hemenway Senators in Loud Session
Indianapolis voters reaffirm Albert J Beveridge and James A Hemenway in a joint session of the legislature with 117 votes each, large Republican majorities, and sweeping speeches on national unity and American nationality. Beveridge pledges to serve all people, guiding policy by the national interest and the ideal of a united republic.
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Indianapolis
House
Senate
Albert J. Baveridge
United States Senate
James A. Hemenway
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
General Assembly
Toiay
Beveridge
Hemenway
Shively
Kern
Indiana
Capitol
House of Representatives
Republic
Jefferson
Mississippi
Middle West
Congress
Union
Spain
Gulf
East
Pacific
Isthmus
Maine
Oregon
Atlantic
New York
Nebraska
Michigan
Earth
Senate of the
United States
France
House of Lords
Germany
Supreme
Army
Navy
Ship of State
Roosevelt
Home Commonwealth
Hanley
Hemenway Accepts Senate Seat With Grateful Hope
Mr. Hemenway expresses deep gratitude for being chosen to succeed Charles W. Fairbanks in the U S Senate. He pledges loyal service to the state and nation, praises the Senate’s stature, and outlines confidence in progress under Roosevelt and Hanley amid prosperity and evolving national challenges.
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Mr. Hemenway
Senate
House of Representatives
Charles W. Fairbanks
Senate of
United States
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Congress
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Telefe
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Merryman's Meat Market
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