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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1915
Page
5
Belle Hinkie of 609 Illinois St. says Dean's Pills eased years of sharp twinges and dizziness. She reports back relief and improved health after using the kidney remedy. Foster Milburn Co. markets the treatment, 50 cents at dealers.
The Greenl anA City Council on January 12 1915 approves a primary assessment roll for improvements from the south line of Street to the north line of Street involving cement sidewalks gutters brick alley crossings and graded plots. The notice lists streets alleys affected and invites remonstrances from interested property owners at 7 PM January 29 in the city chamber. City Clerk M S Miller records the notice dated January 14 1915.
Mrs Oran A Roanoke Ind says Cham cough remedy is the best medicine for croup and cough. She notes it helps stop the attack. Sold by all.
Chronic constipation cases said to be permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets when using the directions with each bottle. Trial recommended to get well and stay well. For sale by all dealers.
Creditor heirs and legatees of Henry T Fletcher must appear in Putnam Circuit Court at Green Castle Indiana on February 8 1915 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and prove heirship to receive distributive shares. Clerk Harry W Moore of the court witnesses January 16 1915.
Ida McGaughey files for alimony and authority to sell real estate in Putnam Circuit Court against Benton C. McGaughey, alleging his whereabouts are unknown and he is a nonresident. He must appear by March 14 1915 or be heard in his absence at Greencastle Court House. Court clerk C. Gillen signs the notice dated January 18 1915.
Notice to non residents of Indiana in the Putnam Circuit Court January Term 1915. Defendant Isaac Linder Emmet Linder Francis Balies Matilda Goodman Abraham Linder Moses Linder John Linder James W Linder Luthinda Bethotuma must appear by February 27, 1915 or plead to the complaint. Clerk Arthur J Hamrick and Deputy Pear Newent seal the notice in Greencastle. W M Sutherlin attorney for plaintiff. Weekly Jan 1.
The document lists the State of Indiana versus Joel Robinson and numerous co defendants and heirs. It details unknown heirs, assigns, devises, and legal representatives of multiple parties including Robinson, Sellers, Piercy, and Davenport, with extensive family connections and beneficiary terms.
A fragmented OCR list enumerates heirs and assigns for numerous estates and individuals including Wyley Shepherd Allen Wright Jones Wakefield Jones and Sanders lineages. It names heirs like Solomon Wyley Ruth Wright Augustus Watts Augustine Watts Barbary Watts Samuel Aldridge Horatio Wakefield Isabella Jones Eber Jones Elizabeth Williams James Williams and many others.
Plaintiff by its attorney files a complaint with affidavit stating residences of most defendants are unknown after diligent inquiry. Defendants Fletcher Hunter and others named must appear by January 5, 1915, to answer or demur or case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Arthur J. Hamrick records theGreencastle filing dated December 29, 1914.
Putnam County Treasurer offers sale of twenty J. T. Higgins gravel road bonds at 342 each totaling 6840 and twenty George F P Swain macadamized road bonds at 440 each totaling 8800 dated Feb 2 1915 with due May 15 1916. Sealed bids due by 11 am Feb 2 1915 in Greencastle Indiana.
W M McGaughey listed as physician and surgeon with office at Evans Block 24 South Jackson street and residence at Bloomington and Seminary streets telephone numbers for office and residence provided
W W Tucker physician and surgeon operates from Vine street between Washington and Walnutts Greencastle Indiana offering medical and surgical services to residents and patients seeking professional care in town notes.
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