Sale of Real Estate in Indiana Estate Proceeding
By order of the Circuit Court Putnam County Indiana administrator of the estate of Jacob T Kaauer deceased offers for sale private sale at the law office of Haysurphy Greencastle on Monday the 19th day of July 1915 at 10 o'clock A M and day to day thereafter until sold undivided two thirds of a described tract in Putnam County containing forty six 1/2 acres more or less The sale terms are one third cash balance in equal payments at six and five months with six percent interest and secured by mortgage The widow may buy the remaining one third on same terms through Perry Hasty administrator Pays Murphy Attorneys Bt Weekly June 25th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja T. Kaauer
Jotice
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of Indiana
Jacob T. Kaauer
Haysurphy
Greencastle
Iona
Towit
Brunerswr
Portland Mills
Perry Hasty
Pays & Murphy
Bt Weekly
Final Settlement of Estate Notice in Putnam County
Public sale announced by sheriff Theodore Boes of Putnam County Indiana to satisfy a decree in Roachdale Savings Loan Association versus Jurtha A Brothers James M Brothers and Joseph Cline. Bid to cover 568 dollars 20 cents plus interest and costs. Sale July 31 between 10 AM and 4 PM at Putnam County Courthouse with up to seven years rents and profits in Lot 3 4 Block E Grantham's Second Addition Roachdale. If not enough funds, fee simple of the real estate may be offered at the same time and place. Sale conducted without appraisal or valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putam Circuit Court of
Indiana
Roachdale Savings Loan Association
Jurtha A. Brothers
James Mrothers
Joseph Cline
Putum County
Putnam County
Grantham
Roachdale
Theodore Boes
Mystery ends in electric revelation at Quest house
In a storm haunted evening at Quest's residence, Craig confronts investigators after a double plot involving Professor Ashleigh and a girl. A thunderbolt exposes opotan metal and a mirror revealing Craig’s deadly fate as Quest seals the case and the professor vanishes.
Streets and roads threaten towns as autos depend on them
Opinion piece notes rural road building helps all but warns neglect of main streets harms local commerce and car sales. It argues bad urban roads deter tourism and daily use, increasing repair costs and accidents, with broad reflections on automotive life and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Slauson
Leslie
Notice to non-residents in Putnam Circuit Court divorce
The state of Indiana Putnam County issues notice in the Putnam Circuit Court September Term 1915. Effie M. Young sues John W. Young for divorce. defendant is a non resident. He must appear by September 6, 1915, at Greencastle Court House or answer. Clerk Harry W. Moore signs the notice. Attys Allee & Allee. Weekly notices run July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Circuit Court
Effie M. Young
John W. Young
Allee
James
Greencastle
A. D
What Fast Auto Can Do
An explanation compares a car at sixty miles per hour to impacts and energy. If a 2400 pound auto stops against a heavy bridge abutment, the wreck would resemble falls from heights up to 290 feet. It notes stopping distance of about 44 feet and average power over 527 horsepower during the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora
Quest
Remarkable Archery Across Ages and Empires
The piece recalls ancient and historical archery feats from the McRae family of Scotland hitting at 500 yards to Ottoman bowmen in London and Constantinople. It cites 415 yard shots near London in 1794, 500 yard claims, 800 yard pillar records, and 972 yard shots witnessed in 1798 by Sir Robert Ainslie.
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McRaes
Gairlock
Scotland
London
Constantinople
Robert Ainslie
Porpoise Jaw Oil Industry Near New Bedford
Porpoise jaw oil, used for lubricating watches and delicate instruments, is produced largely near New Bedford Massachusetts. Once a whaling hub, the area now runs a dedicated fishing department to harvest porpoises as they migrate, a practice tracing back to early nineteenth century whaling days and a watchmaker serving skippers’ chronometers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Fishes Carry Lights Phosphorescent Deep Sea Model
A model of a lanterned deep sea fish with luminous side spots and a top head lantern is exhibited at the United States National Museum. The glass buttons simulate the glowing spots connected by interior tubes, highlighting its extraordinary bioluminescence as it swims in dark ocean abysses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Museum
Compact Gas Engine Powers Canoe To High Speed
A 212 horsepower gasoline motor weighing forty pounds has been developed to fit in a canoe and reach about twelve miles per hour. The compact engine uses a one gallon fuel tank and mounts under the boat on short planks to the ribs. Also noted are paper skeleton hands for X ray testing, about as opaque as real bands.
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County Indiana
Hiram C. Christy as executor of John B. Christy's estate will sell by private sale on July 22, 1915, at Moore & Moore offices Greencastle Indiana. Sealed bids for 94 acres in Putnam County to be paid one third cash, one third in six months, one third in twelve months, with mortgage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram C. Christi
John B. Christy
Moore & Moore
Washington Street
Greencastle
Putnam County
Indiana
Jones & Stevens
Ind
Hiram
Christy
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South Vine Street
Greencastle, Ind
Rovice
Ghee
W. W. Tucker
Washington and
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Houstbound. A.M
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Oppenheim Lore
Ola F Woo
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Mrs. Malony
Inspector French
Craig
Alence
Sanford Quest
Prof.s
Ashleigh
Tem O'S
Leonck
Qucot
Laura
Mr. Quest
French
Professor
Therm
State of
Putnam Coun
Harry W. Moore
Allee, James & Allee, Piffs’ Attys
Vandalia Railroad
Te Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Danville Road
W. M. McGaughey
Evans’ Block
South
Jackson Street
Bloomington
Seminary Streets
H. Askew
E. Wash. St
Claremont
Spring Grove
Forest Lawn
Maple Nook
Herald Office
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