Notice of Sale of Putnam County Road Bonds
Putnam County Indiana Treasurer will offer twenty A Fitzsimmons et al road bonds at 458 dollars each totaling 9100. Bond dates June 7 1915 with 4 percent interest. First interest due May 15 1916. Bids due by 0 oclock June 7 1915 at Greencastle courthouse office.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
State of Indiana
Orien Township
A. Fitzsimmons Et al Road
H. H. Runyan
I Daily
Notice of Final Settlement for Reuben Michael estate
Creditors heirs and legatees of Reuben Michael deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court Greencastle Indiana on June 14 1915 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Harry W Moore May 18 1915 Putnam Circuit Court 31 Wuly May 21
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Reuben Michael
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Harry W. Moore
Wuly
Ora Boswell
Jacob C. Rogers
Spencer Riggle
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Notice to heirs and legatees of Mary Etter to appear in the Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana on June 21 1913 to show cause why the Final Settlement Accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares on that date this 27th day of May 1915 St Weekly June 4 11 18.
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Mary Etter
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate Ora Boswell
Notice to heirs and legatees of Ora Boswell deceased to appear in Put tle Indiana on June 14 1915 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to make proof of heirship and receive distributive shares.
A Latter-Day Romance Miss Up-to-Date
A breathless scene unfolds as two men discuss a duel over a woman's hand. The debate turns to compromise with a high-stakes poker plan to decide the outcome and the future marriage.
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Adorer
Sultor
Mr. Lovem
Recalled Friends Share Old Times and a Funeral Mystery
In Birmingham a man revisits his native place with an old friend. They reminisce when the friend asks about Mrs Blank, then learns she was buried last year. The conversation turns on the aunt’s death and the implication of the burial.
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Birmingham
Surprised Teacher Notes Fight Between Pupils
The teacher recalls a fight between Johnnie and Willie Jones. Johnnie admits he did not think he could beat Jones, while Willie expresses surprise at the incident and the bruising involved. The exchange reveals shock and disbelief about the altercation.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Castle Indiana
Heirs and legatees of Jacob C. Rogers deceased are summoned to appear in Castle Indiana on the 21st day to contest approval and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the Clerk of the Court this 24th day of May 1915. 31 Weekly, May 28.
Iceberg Lure Leads to Spanish Armada Treasure
Fraser recounts a python hunt tale near the Manhattan Iceberg Syntiente. A mysterious man narrates towing a frozen berg and recovering a Spanish Armada era treasure chest. A single Spanish doubloon is the last relic claimed from the icy haul.
Why Bay Cried
A young mother recently back from India hires a nurse for her crying baby. The nurse is puzzled, but the mother recalls the previous nurse was black and directs her to the stove polish on the kitchen third shelf, implying the polish calmed the child.
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Bay
India
Two-Cent Stamp Request Sparks Snappy Exchange
An old lady and a druggist's boy exchange terse lines over a two cent stamp. The woman irritably demands service while the clerk asks if she wants the stamp licked or unlicked, reflecting a sharp, humorous wartime texture.
She Said If She Had Your Assurances She’d Run
A dialogue notes flattering remarks about the addressee. She praises your steadiness and wit, saying with your assurance she would run for president. The exchange reads as light banter on ambition and belief in personal potential.
Equal Terms and a Youthful Wish
In a playful exchange Mr. Groweler muses about wishing to be a boy again. He notes a desire to help handle unruly youngsters who throw snowballs, rather than appearing undignified.
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Mr. Groweler
Not a Promising Menu and Other Skits of Daily Life
A collection of brief dialogue snippets and comic exchanges set in varied scenes. A mother warns about marriage with a cautious financier while a boy overeats, a traveler seeks meals, a contractor boasts of a low bid amid fashion trends, and a clerk diplomatically defuses a quarrel with an angry employer.
Rocky Mountain Tea Boosts Spirits Says Cook Drug Co
A terse notice from Cook Drug Co promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic. The brief emphasizes renewed vigor and health benefits in a compact, period voice.
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Hollister
Cook Drug Co
Bones
Rocky Mountain Tea
Heirs of Winfield S Fellows to Appear in Castle Indiana
Notice to heirs and legatees of Winfield S Fellows, deceased, to appear in Castle Indiana on June 25 to prove heirship and receive their share. Court clerks ask that the estate not be approved until proof is made. Putnam Circuit Court issues the notice dated June 2 1915 with weekly publication June 11.
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Spencer Riggle
Heirs and legatees of Spencer Riggle, deceased, are required to appear at Castle Indiana on May 31 1915 to show cause if any heirship exists and to receive distributive shares. This notice is dated May 10 1915 and published in the Weekly May 14.
Mullinix Announces Weekly Office Hours in Reelsville
J O Mullinix trustee states he will be in his Reelsville office every Tuesday and is available that day of each week to conduct township business.
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Washington Township
Mullinix
Reelsville
Emerson E Ruark Trustee Schedule for Marion Township
Emerson E Ruark announces weekly business hours as trustee of Marion Township. He will be at his Filmore home on Tuesdays and Fridays to conduct township matters.
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Marion Township
Emerson E. Ruark
Filmore
Marin Township
Greencastle Township Trustee to Hold Weekly Office Hours
Harry Talbott announces weekly office hours at the S. C. Sayers Book Store in Greencastle to conduct Greencastle township business. Contact number 388 provided for inquiries.
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Greencastle Township
Harry Talbott
Bilious Attacks Advised Treatment
A newspaper ad promotes Chamberlains Tablets to cure bilious attacks by toning the liver and cleansing the stomach. It claims relief from constipation fermentation nausea vomiting and headache and notes the tablets cost a quarter and are available everywhere.
Granddaughter In Potato Patch Stirs Quiet Bedtime Laughter
A d year old granddaughter of Potato Crop Varry Godfrey wanders outdoors while granddad plants potatoes. She joins a search and is found beside a row of potatoes, stating she is waiting for the potatoes to come up before returning home.
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Varry Godfrey
Grawddaddy
Grandad
Savannah tale of chained workers and thiefs lore
A countryman in Savannah reports laborers in the streets wearing balls and chains. When asked, one man says the chain is to keep people from stealing it, noting a heap of thieves nearby. The item ends with a proverb that marriage brings new troubles for Boss Wat.
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Baa
Savannah
Darky
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