Factual notes on land transfers and mineral lien actions
Legal notices record multiple real estate transfers in Indiana towns including Attica Hillsboro Veedersburg and Cloverdale with sums ranging from 1 to 1429 and a mechanics lien filed by Ralph L Darling against the Lodi Mineral Water Co for 1879 dollars. The notices involve various buyers sellers and parcels plus a patent reference dating to 1829 and a 100 acre land conveyance with mortgage assumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Finney
Ravine Park
City of Attica
Regina Alice Tinsman
Maggie Clouse
Joseph Clouse
Montgomery County
Cain Township
Farmers’ State Bank
Montygomery County
Hillsboro
David W. Dove
Margaret S. Dove
Keeling Brothers
Sterling
Harry M. Cartwright
Laura E. Cartwright
Cleveland L. Fultz
Veedersburg
Harvey L. Hess
Marion County
Ind
Minnie Webster
William A. Webster
Grundy County
Millcreek
Kingman
Elizabeth Sanders
U.S. A
Andrew Jackson
Davis Township
Thomas Clawson
Riverside
James Beauchamp
Williams Brothers
Mary D. Beauchamp
William Cline
Troy Township
Eliza A. Johnson
Covington
Martin van Buren
Willcreek
George Redmabauch
Yeddo
Willam J. Bowes
Det Bours
Hifsbere
Forest C. Fragier
Mary E. Fregier
Pso
Athtt
Sarah C. Meitaiey
Sarah C. Moeiniler
Shawnee Town
Sipta Dames
Meitzler
Portland Arch
Lewis E. Wreeff
Ella Wycof
Champsion County
Ledi Mineral Water Co
Lodi Mineral Water Co
Lodi Minerel Water Co
Bold Patterns Dominate Spring Dress Fabrics and Accessories
Readers note loud patterns and bright colors storming shops with striped and yellow outfits. Futuristic floral designs, drapery fabrics, and special prints attract shoppers for skirts hats and entire costumes. The feature mentions decorative textures and color trends inspiring wardrobes this season.
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Weill
Tetas Court
Saddam Inferior
The French Sportswoman Story in The Guerne et Frenchman
A garbled clipping discusses George Carpentier and a Frenchwoman in sports a scene of confusion and light humor. It mentions a telephone call about plump plincens and cooking sheets, with Jacquettas sending word of plans to return home, no clear outcome.
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George Carpentier
Jacquettas
Plain People and Relativity Faith in Wisdom
Senator Sorghum says he trusts the plain people and would not claim superior intelligence while they lack the idea of relativity theory. He is resigned rather than proud and believes in popular wisdom.
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Senator Sorghum
Personal Exemption Dialogue In New York Bun
A fragment shows Mrs Henpeck urging receipt of her pay envelope unbroken amid a shortage inquiry. Mr Henpeck responds bravely about car fare and lunch money affecting his interpretation of a personal exemption under income tax law.
Interrupted Profit in Cr son Gulch Trade Confusion
In Cr son Gulch a trader notes a disrupted profit as partners argue over inventory management. They say the mix up involved trying to return quantities instead of continuing steady sales, harming the deal and prospects.
Pauline Had Plenty of Pep and Peppered Guardin
A fragmentary critical note mocks the Guardian as peppery and praises Bebe Daniels in One Wild Week. It also hints at social critique about age, ambition, and economic struggle with adages on generosity and self‑mastery.
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Pauline
Bebe Daniels
Ric
Whispers and Witty Bits on Life and Ambition
A collection of satirical maxims on gender roles ambition and daily life. Observations on finances marriage foundation and self image mix humorous quips about shoes shirts and mirrors with scattered misspellings and bold opinions.
Meter Foot Hits Vacationers Driving Style
A new summer ailment called meter foot affects drivers after long trips. It is described as metatarsal displacement from continuous foot pressure on the car’s decelerator, causing nerve irritation and foot pain.
Not Quite Finished Reads Like a Penny Dreadful
A garbled report recounts a chaotic office moment as a stenographer struggles with the new machine. The boss and Emilee discuss a note found in the tape, while coworkers react to the stenographer’s performance and a harsh personal comparison to a Chicago Tribune image.
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Wien
Chicago TribUne
A Good Time Coming Discussion at Dinner
There was company at dinner and the son listened to the conversation. An animated talk debated a feeling said to divide the North and South. The minister predicted a future without regional labels and the boy quipped it would make geography easier.
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Perth
Willie
The War Rich and the House of Stubbs
A wartime tale follows the Stubbs family who rise to wealth and buy a stately English country house. A visitor requesting Mr Stubbs is mistaken by the butler who insists this is the house of Mr Stubbs.
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Stubbs
England
In the Beginning a Stone Age New Year Tale
A humorous rustic dialogue opens with Hairy Face asking to borrow Strongarm's crowbar. Hairy Face says he wants to take it home to turn over a new leaf, marking a playful start to the era.
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Strongarm
Hairy Face
Perfectly Healthy in Exchange About a Son
A dialogue quotes concerns about a son’s health with both sides denying illness. The exchange asserts the boy is as healthy as any other child and dismisses accusations of adolescence being a cause.
Ordinary citizen questions modern civilization and wealth
William Feather reflects on a middle class life with comforts like electricity and schooling while asking why the world feels uneasy. He warns that even with vast ease and abundance societies may risk destabilizing civilization if care is not taken.
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William Feather
Notice of Improvement Resolution Covington Indiana
The city of Covington Indiana will improve Ninth Street with concrete sidewalks four feet wide on both sides from Liberty Street to Union Street. An improvement resolution adopted September 1 1921 authorizes the work to follow plans on file with the city clerk. Remonstrances heard October 5 1421 at 1pm in the council chamber to decide if benefits match the estimated cost.
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Ninth Street
Covington
Indiana
Liberty Street
Union Street
Common Council
Insolvency Declared in Coffine Estate Insolvency
Fountain Circuit Court in September term 1921 finds the estate of Thomas M. Coffine insolvent and unable to pay debts. Creditors must file claims for allowance. clerk R H McKinney notes the order and seal at Covington Indiana dated September 26, 1921.
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State of
Indiana
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit
Thomas M. Coffine
Covington
Dr. Wet Attends State Medical Association Meeting
Dr. Wet left Wednesday noon for Indianapolis to attend the annual State Medical Association session on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday. Mrs. C. R. Wright of Franklin, a guest of her sister Mrs. C. L. Robb, returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E M. Board spent the week in Indianapolis for the G. A. R. encampment.
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Wet
Indianapolis
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Prompts Children Cry For Relief
A lyric page notes a Monday show featuring the line Who Am I and Let Me Explain at the Lyric theater, urging attendants to seek familiar Castoria medical relief for infants and children.
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Fletcher
the Lyric
English and American Pulpits Compared in Reverent Tone
Joseph Fort Newton contrasts English church service with American worship noting English worship is serene and educative while American preaching focuses on applying faith to daily affairs. He says English seekers find calm to face tomorrow and sees potential mutual lessons between nations.
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Joseph Fort Newton
The
Atlantic Monthly
Deepest United States well pursued near Brownsville
Neils Esperson leads a wildcat drill 22 miles southeast of Brownsville Texas toward depths surpassing 7000 feet with aims to exceed 7200 feet. A giant wooden derrick rises high while massive machinery powers the operation deep beneath the earth.
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Neils Esperson
Wildcat Wizard
The
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Tex
United States
West Virginia
The Ceming Contest In Gedatmivhiv Water Vote
Local residents discuss a proposed water system vote in Gedatmivhiv. Old timers oppose paying for water access while newer residents support changes. The dispute centers on who should fund and benefit from a new water system amid town tensions.
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Puralinvilles Ark
Neoth
Natisus
Immortal Pegasus and a Private Joke
A comic exchange plays on names and myth as Pegesa hints at Pegasyus. The dialogue links Pegesa to Pegasus, revealing a humorous interpretation of feminine forms and an in-room reveal about an “immortal steed” as a lasting nugget.
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Steed
Life's Little Courtesies
Stillwell voiced frustration on returning from work and declared plans to visit the Mortons that evening. Mrs. Stillwell preferred staying home in comfort, while Morton noted they would visit Stillwell’s house and could depart earlier than the Mortons.
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Nisht
Henory
Mrs. Stillwell
Morton
Collins
Self Help Fragments on Life Choices and Mistakes
The excerpt frets about life being shaped by actions and warns against foolish steps. It urges early marriage as a recommended path and notes one major mistake can endure for life, contrasting with the scant guidance found in tax forms.
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Tropic Coast
East Indies
Woman's political role cited by Mr Meekton
A conversation features Mr Meekton praising women's political participation. He notes his wife Henrietta has been persuaded by women speakers as they discuss public life and finding common ground amid disagreements.
Setting Up Drift Cartoon Prompt Exchange
A brief cartoon caption exchange shows a man questioning mental exercise and a woman joking to move the activity outdoors, reflecting light humor from Cartoons Magazine.
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Cartoons Magazine
Covington Indiana Ideal City Directory Spotlight
Covington Indiana, population 2000, county seat of Fountain County, sits on the Wabash River near Dixie Highway and rail lines. It boasts a municipal light and water plant, gravel subsoil, good drainage, shade, wide paved streets, cement walks, a central court house on a paved square, thriving stores, banks and a trust company, a quality theater, Building and Loan, six churches, high and grade schools, modern utilities and abundant residential and business opportunities making it a desirable place to live.
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Covington
Indiana
Fountain County
Court House
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