Notice of Administration in Indiana Estate
Notice states that Mary R Dunlap has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of James R Daniap late of Poseuille County Indiana. Court confirms qualification. estate described as solvent. Attorney Lucas Nebeker. Dated 1-14-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Fons ‘Eele County
Indiana
Betat
James RB. Daniap
Pouoteiaounty
Mary R- Dunlap
Atoministratrixz
Lucas Nebeker
Fountain County Indiana Estate Administrator Named
Notice states the Fountain County Circuit Court has appointed and qualified Fountain Trust Co as administrator of Marcus Martin deceased. John B. Martin is attorney for the administrator. date printed January 21, 1910. Estate is claimed solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadet
Circuit Court of
Fountain Canty
Indiana
Marcus Martin
Fountain County
Fountain Trust CO
Foreclosure Sheriff Sale in Fountain County
Sheriff sale notice from the Circuit Court of Fountain County directed to Branson BeMotte as executor of Asa Hess deceased. Defendants Arthe Lindley and Samuel Ach liable for six hundred eighteen dollars eighty five cents with interest and costs. Sale to occur at public auction to the highest bidder on dates and terms to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountein
Branson BeMotte
Asa Hess
Arthe Lindley
Samuel Ach
Twilieapese
Pidslic Ode
Wighei
Public sale notice of Fountain County real estate rents
Saturday February 12 1910 at the Fountain County Courthouse Lewin sale rents and profits for a seven year term of described parcel in Fountain County Indiana The parcel begins near Section 23 Township 18 North Range 8 West and contains about one acre The sale aims to satisfy a judgment with costs and interest and is conducted by Sheriff Robert H Kerk and deputies Maxwell McFadden and H C Yount attorneys for the plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ovington
Fountain County
Indiana
Fountain
Iaiey de Guilierend
Hows
Robert H.kerk
Sheriff Sale Notice in Fountain County
By execution from the Fountain County Circuit Court The McHott Bank sues Elias S Waggoner and others. A judgment of 897 90 plus interest and costs is to be paid. Public sale to the highest bidder on Saturday January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Fountain County
McHott Bank
Elias S. Waggoner
Auction of Covington property to satisfy judgment
Between 10 a m and 4 p m on a specified day the rents and profits of Lots 18 and 19 in Rice's Station Fountain County Indiana will be sold at the courthouse door in Covington to satisfy a judgment with costs and interest. If rents fail to cover, the fee simple of the real estate may be sold at the same time and place to discharge the judgment. Sale conducted without relief from valuation laws. Robert H. Kerr Sheriff. W T Adkins deputy. FEL C Yount attorney. Jan 5 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Covington
Fountain
Cunty
Indiana
Rice
Eoun Y
Recorder's Office
Robert H. Kerr
Fountain County
W. T. Adkins
C. Yount
Plaintiff
A. D
Lightning mystery and strange electric phenomena discussed
A narrative on the behavior of lightning contrasts man made electricity with natural discharges. It cites freak events such as silent thunderbolts, globe lightning, blue fire in Coventry, and a violet ball strike in the Caucasus, noting extreme power and unpredictable paths.
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Pearson's Weekly
Bradford
Swanscombe
Kent
Coventry
Iheinis
France
Solitars
G. Hamilton
Tie
Lake Wener
Sweden
Sydney
Australia
Caucasus
Stilton Cheese origins linked to Widcote village note
The article traces Stilton cheese to Widcote village near Leicestershire, noting the original makers sold to Cooper Thornhill of Stilton and that the cheese was named Stilton though Widcote would be apt. It mentions the eastern Leicestershire locale about thirty miles from Stilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Thornhill
Stilton
Widcote
Leicestershire
London Standard
Curious Epitaphs From Names and Deaths Across Time
A survey of epitaphs collected by Ernest Suffilag features brief witticisms and melancholy jests. Examples include Grimaldi’s “Here Am I,” Thorpe’s Corpse, and Jerrold’s quick epitaph idea for Knight “Good Night.” The piece notes sayings about wives and noted inscriptions from Ulverston and Chelmsford.
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Douglas Jerrold
Ernest
Grimaldi
Thorpe
Charles Knight
Koight
Jerrold
Knight
Ulverston
Lancashire
A Very Queer Bird Story In Twain Family Circles
Mark Twain's father was an amateur ornithologist with friends who shared his interest. He once staged a bird mischief by swapping crow tail feathers with a barnyard rooster's, fooling fellow experts. The room erupted in debate before the prank revealed itself and Twain fled briefly to see Samuel Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Mark
Hannibal
Bana
Dianailial
Mir
Clemens’ Parener
Mr. Clemens
Samuel
The Commons and Roman Foundations of Representation
The passage traces the evolution of the second chamber from ancient Rome. It notes that the tribunate introduced a representative body opposing aristocratic control, laying early groundwork for what later becomes a modern commons or house of representatives. The piece cites the New York American on this historical line of thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Popular Assembly
House of Representatives
Rome
Plebs
New York American
Tommy's Defense in a Parental Scolding Exchange
A Chicago News quote shows a mother scolding Tommy for fighting while he defends his rough behavior. The exchange has Tommy claiming that square fighting helps vent anger, contrasting with his sister's perceived restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Chicago News
More's the Pity Quarrel Quote From Yonkers Statesman
A brief Yonkers Statesman quotation asserts two relate to quarrels and patience, noting two people can become one in conflict and suggesting restraint and understanding between Patrice and Patience in a moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice
A Feminine Reason in German Class Questioned
A light exchange in a Catholic Standard and Times item notes a co-ed asking why one student chose German over French. The response cites the German professor as a key, humorous motivator behind the study choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
Magistrate Questions Man in Dock Over Complaint
The magistrate asks the officer for the complaint while the prisoner quips Rheumatiz y’r honor, answering for himself.
Test Question Exchange Sparks Marital Mirth
A dialogue snippet shows Sin gleton asking if a wife loves him as much as the husband she married while Newed-I responds that he is a different man since marriage. The exchange hints at humor and domestic banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
Orange Blossom Suppositories Promoted for Various Ailments
An advertisement touts Orange Blossom Suppositories as cures for inflammation congestion uterine issues and other conditions. It claims safety and testimonials from around the world and urges women to self treat with a dollar price and free sample offer. Also included is a testimonial from wholesale druggists and a note offering a reward for Catarrh cure by Huls medicals.
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John B. Martin
Atty
Admr
Sheriffs’ Sale
Sherif
Maxwell & McFadden
H.C Yount
Sheriff’s Sale
Miss Coy
Alaric
Tidit
Ile
Chelmsford
Essex
Mary Biewitt
Westminster Gazette
Fletcher
Castoria
Chicago Daily News
Swanson Rheumatic Core Company
Dept
Lake Street
Chicago
Swanson Pills
Eton
Ivor Trochig
Biugoists
Tew
Hutt
Haney & Co
Taeda
Ohio
Andersigad
F. Caeney
Jrm Walding
Kianan & Varvin
Toledo
O. L
Wake Rail
Trv
Mothers
Auint
William Dennis
Ost & Davis
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