Livingood Attorney at Law Office in Covington Indiana
An attorney named Livingood has an office in Covington Indiana located over Covington Banking Company in the scComas Block northeast corner public square.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
3
An attorney named Livingood has an office in Covington Indiana located over Covington Banking Company in the scComas Block northeast corner public square.
President A F Ramsey and associates of the I C and W traction Co heard Fountain and Vermilion county officials yesterday after noon on a proposed route change to Cayuga and Perrysville. They plan a detailed inspection next week with petitioners present. a longer Crawfordsville to Danville distance and a favorable Wabash bridge crossing factor into the discussion. The firm cites potential savings near $200000 but no decision will be made until inspection.
For the week ending Nov 8 1905 Mrs. Herman Coffing Mr. Luther Gillespie Dr E A Glascock Miss Grace Lots Henry Page Mr Ciney Tarpley Mr James Milton Williams named in notices. When calling for above please say advertised F W Boyd P M
Transactions filed in Fountain County show transfers from Stephen M Myer to Sarah J Drake for Lot 5 in M B C sub lot G Kingman Heights at 40 dollars. Elmer S Wilkey to W A Jones et al 120 acres Mill Creek Twp for 12000. W L Moffett to D M Wilkinson 20 acres Cain Tp for 1240. Amos Fouts to Geo S Westfall interest in 76 acres Cain Tp for 2690. Laura E Cartwright to Ida Grady Part Lot 100 Veedersburg 1500. Harry E Perrin to John H Fowler Irac Stone Bluff 1000. Veedersburg Commercial Club to James T Bell Lot 2 Block 38 C C Add Veedersburg 150. James L Irvin Lot 6 Block 3 C C Add Veedersburg 150. W B Reed to Phebe Culram Lot 76 Grants Add At tica 0. E B Mendenhall to C E Harvey 571 acres Millerek Tp 4300. Mary A Davis to Minick & Hoagland 26.67 acres Van Buren to 1900. Fred Hunt to Wm Hunt 49.17 acres Troy Twp 100. John E Palmer to Frank Stackhouse Frac in Cates 100. Frances Templeton to Rebecca J Stokes South Hilot 183 New Town 500. Miles J Lindley to Frank.
The piece argues soil and blood deficiency should be corrected by targeted fertilizers and tonics. A chemist can analyze soil to recommend fertilizer types for different crops, while doctors advise nourishing the blood with a fatty, easily absorbed supplement.
A health advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as nourishing and strengthening for the body when milk and cream fail. It claims the product is always the same palatable and beneficial for wasting bodies in both children and adults.
The Foreman family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown during illness and after the death of their daughter and sister. May God reward them for their support.
The September bulletin from the state board of health, issued by Secretary Harry, notes smallpox stamped out in nearly every county with only ten cases in September confined to eight counties. Typhoid led illnesses and there were 299 deaths from consumption while overall health matched last year.
Fry Bryant, Clerk, advises that officiants must append their official title to the marriage certificate returned to the County Clerk. Each ceremony should include a filled license and one certificate for the couple, with the other return filed. this minimizes correspondence and reduces clerkly annoyance.
A Chicago paper speculates that President Roosevelt might aim to reconcile his living predecessor with the women’s suffrage movement after reuniting Russia and Japan. It notes Cleveland opposes equal rights and would not serve as arbitrator, given Roosevelt’s strong stance on women’s rights. ETHEL C. Avery. Bond & Co. Men’s Winter Underwear 19c.
A compact notice from the Home Made Royal Baking Powder Company of New York presents a classified style mention of their product. No additional details or dates are provided in the readable fragment.
Public sale at my residence five miles southeast of Covington near old Buckhorn church in Wabash township on Wednesday November 15 1905 at 10 o clock. Hay 20 tons hogs 30 head horses brood mare with colt by Guy C Sam D and foals two year olds. Terms cash under five dollars credit nine months on larger sums eight percent interest notes with security eight percent interest from date five percent cash discount no removal until terms met. Pappy Bopine Col C W Cowan auctioneer.
Simms offers coal and feed in small deliveries at 124 cents per bushel and 10 cents per bushel for loads, corn 45 cents, oats 30 cents, straw 25 cents per bale. SAM SIMMS prep logo. Clover Leaf to Veedersburg to St. Louis tickets every Saturday night at $2 round trip, depot for details.
The passenger department of the Toledo St Louis and Western Railroad releases a booklet titled Get out or get in line by Elbert Hubberd of East Aurora. Copies available by sending 4 cents in stamps to Walter L. Ross General Passenger Agent Clover Leaf Route Toledo Ohio.
Choice residence properties offered for sale on Fourth Street and East Jefferson are described as bargains. Interested buyers are advised to call at the office for details and arrangements.
Trust business to be transacted by Clinton D. Smith Trustee of Troy town in the firal frout office room of the K of P building on Wednesday and Saturday each week.
John H. Palmer, pastor, announces Sabbath school Sunday at 9 30. Epworth League Sunday evening at 6. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Preaching Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 7. Everyone welcome. If
Sunday morning Bible school at 9 30 all welcome preaching on the first and third Sundays 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m midweek prayer Thursday evening at 7 30 p m notes end of text
Church schedule lists Sunday School at 9:30 a m Junior Endeavor 3 30 p m Senior Endeavor 6 15 p m Preaching twice weekly 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Minister P W Coalthall invites visits from 8 to 11 30 a m except Sundays Also farm for sale 150 Chester White pigs 40 brood sows and 18 yearling males contact W P Smoot Danville Farmers excursion to Meri sette county Wisconsin daily this month Charles Dwineins 411 Temple Big Danville Tl
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