Notice to bids for Royal Bridge concrete wings Fountain Co Indiana
Bids for construction of concrete wings to the Royal Bridge in Richland Township Fountain County Indiana must be filed with the Fountain County Board of Commissioners at the Office of the Auditor in Covington by 1:30 p m on the bid day. Bids must follow plans specifications on file and include a bond equal to the bid amount. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated October 7 1999. Lewis Wagoner James Copeland William B Meyers Board of Commissioners of Fountain County Indiana Attest Wm B Gray Auditor. 1009 4w.
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Mattes
Board of Commissioners
Auditor
Fountain County
Bome
Covington
Indiana
Royal Bridge
Richlend Twenship
Lewis Wagoner
James Copeland
William 8. Meyers
Board of Commissioners of
Indiane
Wm. B. Gray
Estate of Mary J Ratelif Deceased
In the matter of the estate of Mary J Ratelif, deceased, the county court appoints administrators to wind up affairs, with claims to be filed by a set deadline and proper notices issued to heirs and creditors. The order names the fiduciaries and directs inventories and final settlements.
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Mary J. Ratelif
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Simpson Estate
Notice to heirs creditors and all others concerned regarding James A Simpson deceased in the fountain Circuit Court September term 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Simpson
Fountain
Notice to heirs and creditors in Galloway estate case
Fountain Trust Company as administrator of the estate of John M. Galloway deceased files final settlement with the Fountain Circuit Court in September term 1909. A hearing is set for October 16 1909 to examine the account and vouchers and require heirs and creditors to appear and prove their claims and kinship. Lucas Nebeker as attorney represents the administrator.
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John W. Sullivan
Fountain Circuit Court
Jabereby
Elizabeth Ann Sullivan
Eame
Beir A
Esid
Fourtan Trust Company
Mary J. Rateliff
THE
Fountain Trust Company
Joseph C. Keller
James A. Simpson
Circuit Court
Eaid
Joseph C. Kella
Calace
John M. Galloway
Fountain C Rast Company
Fountain County Sunday School Convention at Veedersburg
The Fountain County Sunday School convention will be held at Veedersburg on October 15 and 16 with a goal of the largest meeting in the association’s history. A strong program is planned including addresses by Rev. O W McGaughey and Rev H L Bailey, plus committee reports and teachers conference led by Charles R McKinney and George N Burnie with topics on grading, training, and the spiritual life of the Sunday School.
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Fountain County
Veedersburg
Association
H.K Fox
B. B. Kesser
George N. Burnie
Charles R. McKinney
Movsic
H. L. Bailey
O. B. Whittiker
Potash: A Fossil Mineral Wealth From Strassfurt
Potassium is essential for plant growth, with soils naturally containing about 2 percent. An acre with one foot of soil holds about 70,000 pounds of potash, enough to sustain crops for roughly 1,400 years at a 50-pound annual removal. The Strassfurt beds in Germany, 50 to 130 feet deep, have been mined commercially since 1841 by Kali syndicate, now a $200 million company employing 28,000 miners and selling $25 million of product yearly. Geologic history ties the deposit to an ancient inland sea followed by volcanic uplift and gradual burial under vegetation and soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassfurt
Germany
Kali Syndicate
Wabash Township Sunday School Convention at Cooper Chapel
The Wabash Township Sunday School Convention meets Sunday October 17 1909 at Cooper Chapel with programs at 1 30 p m including devotional by Mrs E E Simmons topics The Sunny Side of the Sunday School and the Socialability of the Sunday School Teacher and The Relationship of the adult Bible Class to the S S Temperance Teachings. Sessions feature recitations songs and discussions led by Rev J M McHargue EB McClure Mrs Monroe Davis P S Bauer and others with reports and a closing benediction.
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Cooper Chapel
E. E Simmons
Coal Creek Chapel
Tator
Yerkes
Sybil Moore
Edith Davis
Lawerence Allen
Carl Kelier
Wabash Chapel
S.S
S. S
J. M. McHargue
McClure
Monroe Davis
Bauer
E E. Simmons
Manford Richardson
Frank Allen
Julia Rhodes Long
S S
Electa Cunningham
Sarah Abernath
Edith and
Eva Brewer
Silvia Hess
Madge Brewer
S. S. Report
Our Township Sunday Schools
Benediction
J. A
Daisy Rhodes
Cement Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
A cement expert cites two main causes of failures weak cement and improper sand. Use fresh good cement from a reliable dealer and sharp coarse sand free of soil. Ensure sufficient cement for a strong permanent mix and adjust proportions per use.
Kitchen drainage and water systems for homes
The article urges every civilized home to install a simple drainage system to remove waste water and solids with minimal effort. It also proposes a water system using a power pump and elevated tank to supply water to the house, reducing reservoir pumping and easing kitchen chores.
Appointment of Executrix for Eremus M. Co. estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and has duly qualified as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Eremus M. Co. deceased, late of Fountain County Indiana. The estate is believed to be solvent. Mary E. Conover, H. C. Yount, attorney. 101500. w3.
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Eremus M. Co
Fountain County
Indiana
Mary E. Conover
Blessings in disguise for farmers in Kansas fields
The article notes pests like the Hessian fly and green pest attack winter wheat in south central Kansas and other regions. Farmers shift to corn and alfalfa, increasing livestock feeding and soil fertility, turning pests into potential benefits for future farming.
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Kansas
Agricultural notes on pests crops and forest policy
The article discusses treating gooseberry mildew with sulfur, a Pennsylvania fair trotting race featuring a four year old Durham bull, and a Jersey cow Pedro's Estella with a 725 pound butter record. It notes walnut trees harming nearby apples, poultry shipment losses, and quarantines. It also covers apple packing schools in North Yakima, cover crops for orchards, and the value of forests for irrigation and flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouris Agricultural College
Pedro
Estella
Quiet title action in Fountain County Illinois court
The Fountain Circuit Court in Covington, Indiana, issues a non resident notice in a September 1909 case to unknown defendants in a complaint to quiet title to real estate. Plaintiffs Mallord Palin and others, represented by Robert N. Noliva and John B. Martin, seek adjudication of ownership with a November 22, 1909 appearance deadline.
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State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain
Mallord Palin
Joseph Bedle
Robert N. Noliva
John B. Martin
Joseph Bedie
Bedie
Joseph Baile
Beedle
Joseph Beedle
Josph Beedle
Christianoon
Christian Cook
Christian Coon
Anson G.madden
Fountain Circuit
Leroy Sanders
Robert No Voliva
Reward Must Be Earned In Quiet Heroism And Duty
An aphoristic quotation by Maeterlinck emphasizes that true adventure and heroism come only to those who have labored in security and silence for many years. It contrasts daily thoughts and deeds with the offering of genuine courage.
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Maeterlinck
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Co. Yount
H. C. Yount
the Fountain Trust Company
Josiah M. Wilkey
Lucas Nebeker
O. W. McGaughey
Registe
Rockford
Cow
Castoria
Wabash Township
P.S. Boner
O P. Cooper
Roy Smith
Frank Marlatt
Lula van Dorn
John Hess
Anna Walters
M. L. van Dorn
Executriz
Blessings
North Yakima
Wash
Central
Sarah Beedle
Samuel Beedle
William Templeton
Templeton
Willam Templeton
Margaret Templeton
Margaret Templeon
Stephen Heard
Tirza H. Heard
Tirza Heard
Terrah Heard
Charles Meeker
Narcissa Meeker
Eceased
Devisees
Devicres
Teve
Narcissa Merker
Simeon Farlow
Farlow
Theodora G. Templeton
Theodore Templeton
Theodore G. Templeton
Theodore .G. Templeton
George C. Coon
Oon
George, Coon
Decessea
Gvorge
Coon
George
Chriattian Coon
Chichester Chemical Co
Eon Place
Philadelphia
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