Change of Circuit Sparks Fountain County Debate
Covington lawyers split on forming a separate Fountain County circuit. Attorneys oppose higher costs and question need, while several favor the move citing reduced travel and richer local justice. some caution loss of Judge Rabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Martin
Rabb
A. T. Livengood
Fountain County
Indiana
O. P. Lewis
Warren
Benton
H.C. Yount
Jones
Fountain Circuit
W. KE. Livengood
Montgomery
Parke
Vermillion
O. B. Ratclff
Pr Scutor
Voters Reject Division of Local Judicial District
On the 114th inst Road District No 2 in Wabash township Fountain county met to elect road supervisors The voters voted unanimously against dividing the district Fifty nine taxpayers attended sentiment favors economy and opposes raising township trustee salaries Community invites to services at First Church of Christ by P W Waltham.
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Covington
Wabash Township
Fountain County
Splendid Values at J. Loeb's Clearing Sale
Ready made goods sold at our clearing sale are made to our order. They are well fitting and mostly this years make. J. Loeb's Stores.
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J. Loeb’s
Death of Mrs. Tom Chenoweth at Kingman area
Mrs. Tom Chenoweth died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gorder near Kingman Sunday morning at 3 oclock. She was 75 and had lived in the county for years after moving from Otterbein with her husband and children. Funeral services were held at the family residence, with later services in Attica at the home of her sister Mrs. Benjamine Judy, and interment in Riverside Cemetery. The family was long known in Warren and Benton counties.
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Tom Chenoweth
Jerry G. Gorder
Kingman
McCord
Attica
Benjamine Judy
Briggs
Riverside Cemetery
Warren
Benton Counties
Jane Chenoweth
For Sale Wyandotte Cockerls At One Dollar
For sale a fine lot of full blooded silver laced Wyandotte cockerls priced at 1 each. Address James M. Coffing R F D No 1 Silverwood Ind. Carroll county statistics for 1904 show residents spent about 25000 at the World’s Fair. S P Sherron of Indianapolis visited the city Wednesday and dealt with Will B Coffing. Sherron is president of the New Long Distance and Home Telephone Companies.
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James M. Coffing
R F.D
Silverwood, Ind
Carroll County
Flora Enterprise
S. P. Sherron
Indianapolis
Will B. Coffing
Sherron
Iga
Veedersburg notes and local business ads from 1905
Local items mention Bert Luuenu covering Republican events in Veedersburg on Sunday and Melissa Nebeker visiting friends there. J Loeb’s Stores advertises ready made goods and silks while Spring Hill Whiskey brands promote bottled in bond products and drinking. Danville reports diphtheria cases as Merryman Bros pays high hides. local court fines for Dave Murray and a funeral in Catein, lr.
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W.h.cox
S. Douglars
Lucas Nebeker
T. J. Allen
Rabh
Wabash
Church of Christ
P. W. Waltham
Ayer
A. Pomeroy
Appleton
Minn E
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Maas
Iain AY
Cere Ae Ae Ayer
Loeb’s
Our
P. S
Asxigents Furnisher
the News
Bert Luuenu
Veedersburg
Spring Hill
Melissa Nebeker
Frank Donaldson
Georgetown
Bond
Danville
Merryman Bros
Albert Hegg
Mae Bingham
Ruie Dunlap
Joseph Irvin
Neff & Co
Dave Murray
Levi Lever
Frank Smith
Loeb
Pete Harmon
Thomas Prather
Catein, Lr
Decassed
Harmon
A.L
Wallace
Els. Rice
Billy Frangiin
Bully
George P. Schwin
Hicar Nor Rinn
Walter Bell
Skinner's
National
Bluff School House
Wabash Town Hip
Gertrude Spoonamor
Gregory X Miller
Signal Corps
Lee Harter
Woodstock
Real Estate and Loan Office
Morris Herzog
Geo. W. Kerr
Herzog & Kerr
M. Herzog Geo
W. Kerr
Layton & Bilsland