Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Putnam County
Public auction set for July 5 1913 at Greencastle Indiana for rents and profits from Lot No 1 in the South Enlargement of New Maysville. The sale aims to satisfy a decree for 636 dollars with interest and costs with a second offer if needed for the remaining amount. Poster notices run June 13 20 27 and July 4.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
J. E. Hudson
John K. Bishop
Greencastle
Putnam
New Maysville
Theodore Boers
Monon Route Excursion Fares Announced for 1919
Swamer tourist excursion fares in effect June 1 to September 30 with a final return limit October. Total points listed across Alberta Arizona California Colorado Illinois Kentucky Manitoba Maryland Mexico Michigan Minnesota Montana New Mexico North Carolina Ontario Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming. Agent J U Ellis Monon Route.
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Alberta
Arizons
British Columbia
California
Colorado
Kisho
Illinois
Kentucky
Manita
Maryland
Mexico
Michigan
Minneota
Montana
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ontario
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
South
Souther
Northwest
Swern
Gale
Wester
Pacific Coast
Monon
N Ellis
D&w
For a Weak Stomach Take Chamberlain Tablets
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for a weak stomach, claiming they help the stomach function naturally. sold by ai dealers.
Masterpiece Margery Rejects Marriage After Shocking Past
Margery confesses a haunting family secret linking her father artist Richard Harmon to a forbidden painting. Courtney reveals he was the Italian artist who destroyed the work on request, exposing a sacred trust broken. Margery ends their relationship, unable to forgive.
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Margery
Courtney
Marcory
Hell
Italy
Richard Harmon
Adela Louise Kimball
Galway Moving Bog Disaster Alarms Residents
A moving bog catastrophe struck Galway after days of heavy rains. The flood of peat slid at five miles an hour swallowing a cottage and surrounding others while a lone widow perished. No other fatalities reported, but many families are left homeless and destitute.
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Galway
Martin
Fishermen share cod and gear after friendly dispute
An amateur angler hooked a cod as he first fished a bank but lost it when the line parted. A second fisherman claimed the fish and gear, and an old salt explained rules from whaling lore that the second angler earns the fish while the gear belongs to the owner.
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Amteur
Buck
Life Sentence After State Judge Praises Orator
San Francisco Judge Coleman imposes a life term on a notorious offender. The judge speaks with feeling, moving listeners, while the prisoner appears indifferent and inattentive. A curious lawyer asks how the convict felt as the sentence was pronounced.
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Coleman
San Francisco
Dick Coleman
What a Man May Do. A Barton Hepburn on inherited fortune
A young man of wealth educated abroad avoids business, studies forestry for a year or two, then takes a government post to shape policy conserving forests and natural resources, delivering notable public service.
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A. Barton Hepburn
Fish Living Inside a Shell Habits Described
A zoological note explains how certain fish species inhabit large shells, spending part of their life inside the strombus shell as a retreat from home, though this behavior seems not to offer clear advantages. The description highlights curl and retreat habits observed in this unusual living arrangement.
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Viste
Balfarun
Frank Declares Love and Decides to Stay for Eva
Frank Roberts, troubled by his martyr-like sacrifice for his successful brother James and his love for Eva Littlefield, confronts Eva and his mother. He learns Eva loves him in return, reversing thoughts of moving away to seek work and letting him stay.
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Frans Roberts
Tne
James
Eva Littlefield
Eva
Frank
Little Eva
Ames
Littlefields
Juror's Son Testimony Questioned In Court Case
Cleveland attorney Thomas M. Kirby recalls cross examining a boy witness in a country case. The opposing lawyer pressed the boy about school and work, implying laziness, while the boy defensively quoted that his father sits on the jury. A second humorous aside ends with a waiter and guest joke.
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Thomas M. Kirby
Cleveland
Kirby
Parson Warns Against Overconfidence in Politics in Albany
Herbert Parsons, head of the New York county Republican committee, urges caution in winning campaigns. He recounts a story of a man leaping from a brightly lit window to the sidewalk, declaring the club his Eighth precinct and challenging onlookers to count Jones and Smith supporters as they exit. The scene erupts with a second crash and a returning figure insisting counting should wait.
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Herbert Parsons
New York County Republican Committee
Albany
Eighth Precinct
Smith
Jones
Child Labor Debate Echoes In New York Dinner
Edwin Markham cited a labor law at a New York dinner, contending that lies by parents nullify protections for children. A Norristown minister questioned a thin bobbin boy about age, who replied that age depends on context, being under twelve on a train and over fourteen when seeking work.
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Edwin Markham
New York
Norristown
The Morgue Prank and Other Telephone Etiquette Quips
A society matron mocks rude telephone behavior and shares a punishment for wrong numbers by claiming the caller has reached the morgue. The column also previews art realism and offers a light joke about spousal conversation, ending with a quip from a Louisville Courier Journal piece.
Endorsements and Patent Remedy Claims in Home Testimony
An ad style note warns against relying on endorsements from strangers and urges reading a local testimonial. It cites W. W. Renick of Greencastle Indiana praising Doan’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co and promotes the product with typical 1910s ad language and transit times.
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W. WH. Renick
Greencastle
Ind
Dean
Jones, Stevens Co
Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
There Is Nothing Better. Hunt the world over and you will not find a better remedy for diarrhoeas than Chamberlain's Colic, Choters and Diarrhoea Remedy. It always cures. For sale by all dealers, Monon Route unity.
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Chamberlain
F. Humphreys
Sopathi¢ Medicine Company
William Street
York Chay
Gostecard
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