Covington Budget Votes 1921 Expenditures and Tax Levy
The Covington Indiana Common Council will discuss an enacted 1921 budget including salaries for mayor clerk treasurer attorney and councilmen plus health, police, utilities, and debt service. Total general funds and municipal debt payments amount to 13756 dollars with a 58 cent tax levy per 100 dollars assessed valuation. Also noted is a divorce suit in Fountain County where Ruby Keefer sues James Keefer, non resident, with court appearance required October 18, 1920.
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Reneral
James Ray Keefer
W. N. White
Indiana
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Graham Estate
The Fountain Trust Company of Covington Indiana as administrator of the Franklin M. Graham estate filed final settlement. The Fountain Circuit Court will examine the account on October 11, 1920, requiring all heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place. Secretary J M Wilkey and attorney A T Livengood are noted.
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Fountain Circuit Court
A. D
Covington
Robert H. McKinney
Franklin M. Graham
Fountain Trust Company
Indiana
Beymer Bros to Open Sorghum Plant Soon
The Beymer brothers plan to start operating their sorghum plant in a few days. Numerous visitors spent Sunday visiting relatives in Marshall and nearby towns. Families from Indiana and Illinois joined local residents for weekend visits and to attend the fair.
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Beymer Bros
Gene
Helms
Jake Helms
Marshall
F. P. Beymer
Thornton
Fred Burkhart
Stockwell
Lafayette Woman Emma Coffing Hosts Weekend Visit
Mrs. Emma Coffing of Lafayette spent a weekend as a guest of relatives in the area, enjoying time with family and local hospitality.
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Emma Coffing
Lafayette
Lest You Forget Reminding Chamberlain’s Tablets
A brief ad note touts Chamberlain’s Tablets as improving digestion and stimulating appetite while promoting a gentle bowel movement. The advertisement emphasizes health benefits and urges readers to remember the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Chicago coal heir forecasts Harding win citing mine labor strikes
George Rabb of Chicago son of Judge Rabb spent the weekend with his aunts Mesdames Margaret Hitch ens and Ella Cox. He works for a major Chicago coal company and blames coal shortages on labor shortages from strikes short hours and lack of workers. He is an ardent Republican like his father and believes Harding will win.
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George Rabb
Chicago
Judge Rabb
Margaret Hitchens
Ella Cox
Harding
See Locklear Change Planes in Its Air at Lyric
A terse note reports that Locklear changed planes in the air several times during a Tuesday event at the Lyric venue. It describes the maneuvers and the setting, hinting at a performance or spectacle.
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Locklear
the Lyric
Mrs J M Wilkey Recovers From Flu After Illness
Mrs J M Wilkey, previously laid up with influenza for a week, is now able to venture out again and resume normal activities.
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Scott & Bowne
Scott’s
Common Council
Stret
Ally
City Water and Light
Ford
Charles A. Baldwin
State of
Fountain County
Fountain
Ruby Keefer
Board of Prisoners
Mary Elizabeth Brewer
Bart Brewer
Wabash
Elmer Harden
Castoria
the Fountain Trust Company
Covington, Ind
J. M. Wilkey
A. T. Livengood
Howard Eckman
Quess
T. M. Marquess
Danville
Mary Marquess
Mrs. Alexander of
Indianapolis
Frank Robnson
Florence Suntmayer
Rossville, Ill
Clint Clark
Frank Ennis
Sol Rector
Tinois
Wm. Nelson
Hillsboro
Mrs
Claud Harding
Kingman
Coving On Battery Service Co
Engle & Evans, Props
Liberty Street
Plodere Tra
Fordson Tractor
Henry Ford Son
Dearborn
Michigan
Henry Ford
Fordson
Clem & Harden
Ford Mechanics
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