Quiet Title Action Notice in Putnam County Indiana
Notice to non residents of Indiana in the Putnam Circuit Court September term 1913. John J C Clay sues Richard Biddle and others to quiet title to real estate with an affidavit. Defendants must appear November 3, 1913, or answer by demurrer. Also final settlement notice for Joseph A Lewman estate with October 2, 1913 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Putnam Circuit Court
John J. C. Clay
Richard Biddle
Hays & Murphy
Putnam County
Indiana
Catherine B. Biddle
Isaac Bronson
Frederick Bronson
James McMurry
Levoni McMurry
John Case
Julia Case
Isom Silvey
Mary Jane Silvey
William L. Silvey
Mary E. Sivey
Lewis J. Silvey
Charles W. Silvey
George M. Silvey
Samuel E. Silvey
John J. Silvey
Isaac M. Silvey
Eadward Silvey
John D. Sage
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wm. R. Case
Mary F Case
State of
Ind
Putnam
Greencastle
Joseph A. Lewman
Arthur J. Hamrick
Circuit Court
Isaac V Heter
Arsenic in Foods Found by French Biologists
French biologists Jadin and Astrug show arsenic can come from edible plants and fruits. They tested 39 vegetable substances and detected arsenic in all, ranging from 0.08 parts per million in leek to 0.26 parts per million in almonds and beans.
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Jadin and
Astrug
Lighthouse Service Costly Over Fifty Years
A historical note states that the United States Lighthouse Service has incurred total costs of 150 million dollars over the past fifty years, highlighting the financial investment in maritime navigation infrastructure.
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Lighthouse Service of
United States
Electric Lights to Replace Lamps in Lighthouses
A Tipton Iowa widow Mrs Sarah E Duncan reports her son cured of a severe cough with one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes electric lights will likely replace all lamps in lighthouses as difficulties are overcome. For sale by all dealers.
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Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Iowa
Chamberlain
Fletcher's Castoria Siblings and Moral Responsibility Note
Fragmentary draft mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a reflection on human virtue and responsibility. Historical tone notes Holland's flag as emblem of berry and a remark on orange becoming red, with vague references to long centuries.
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Holland
Berry
England’s Notorious Political Heckling In Public Meetings
A Harper’s Weekly writer notes English audience conduct during political events. Heckling is accepted, with interruptions allowed and speakers forced to argue myths with opponents. At Campbell-Bannerman meetings, suffragists were escorted out after unfurling a banner.
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England
Harper's Weekly
Balfour
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Umbrella Making Advances and High End Features Highlighted
The article notes only seven US umbrella patents in a century despite 15,000,000 umbrellas produced annually. It details assembly, fabric cutting, hemming, and quality options from wood to precious materials like ebony and ivory, with some luxury models priced up to 150 to 200 dollars. It mentions modern folding designs, auto open mechanisms, locking features, and large shade spans as recent improvements.
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United States
A Source of Natural Soap in Nevada Mountain
A mountain near Elko Nevada reportedly yields inexhaustible pure soap. Miners enter with a knife to cut large pieces. The mottled stone dries in air, is rich in boracic acid soda and borate of lime, and its iron content gives color. It cleans ink well and was once used on the Pullman cave before travelers redirected toward common soap.
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Elko
Nevada
Ingenious Cookery Frauds Exposed In High End Eateries
A critic warns that luxury restaurants rely on deception such as salmon cutlets sold as salmon, beef kept in bandages, peas colored to resemble fresh produce, roast veal passing for chicken, and lobster parties made from chopped crustacean meat and shell.
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London
Epicures
Moose Species Distinctions Across Regions
The text outlines three moose varieties: European elk, common North American moose, and the large Alaskan moose. It compares external features like skull shape, palmation of antlers, and color, noting regional traits and the debated ancestry with references to specific observers and specimens.
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Europe
Asia
America
Ihs
Mir
Madison Grant
Eve
Barthee
I Ain't Ready Yet A Son Bets Life For Father
In a barn hospital a sick man pleads to live as his son offers five thousand dollars to save him. The physician reveals he did all he could, but partial justice to the son prevails. The nurse tends the patient while the elder contemplates death and the son vows the father's life is valuable.
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Bogle
Remeber
Opportunity to Attend G A R Encampment Near at Low Fare
Excursion tickets to Chattanooga offered by the Monon Route from Greencastle with a fare of 11.60 and a travel limit through September 28 extended to October 17. Departure of spend cars from Greencastle is 3 26 p m Sunday September 14 attached to Department Special at Louisville. Reservations and further information from W W Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent Monon Route Bedford Indiana September 10.
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Monon
Chattanooga
Greencastle
Department Special
Louisville
W. W. Gilgis
Bedford
Indianapolis
Marking Keys For Homestead Keys In Different Buildings
A vintage tip advises tagging keys with notches to identify the stable shed and henhouse keys at a glance especially in the dark. The ad also promotes Hollister's R. M. Tea for babies with claims of stomach cleansing and blood purification available at Ow! Drug store.
Temple of Heaven to Become Botanical Garden in Beijing
Pekin Daily News reports the Temple of Heaven will be converted from a floral display into a botanical garden, reshaping the cultural site in Beijing.
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China
Temple of Heaven
Pekin Daily News
Hollister's A. M. Tea Featured by Owl Drug
An advertisement touts Hollister's A. M. Tea as a remedy for kidney disease and related ailments urging prompt purchase at Owl Drug store.
Village Idiot Teas Up Happiness for Sale
A humorous exchange features a visitor asking if the native is the oldest inhabitant and a village idiot reply. An Owl Drug store ad promotes Hollister's A. M. Tea as a remedy to remove grouchiness and improve cheerfulness and sociability.
Good Qualities and Self-Discipline in Living Art
A reflection on choosing useful conduct. Each person holds a fate in their hands like an artist shaping raw material. The art of living rightly requires innate capacity plus continuous learning and practice.
Standby Cure Claims to Ease Appendicitis Symptoms
Greencastle residents with chronic appendicitis mistaking symptoms for gas or indigestion are urged by Jones Stevens Drug to try a single dose of Adlerika buckthorn bark glycerine compound. The ad promises instant relief from stomach distress.
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Greencastle
Jones- Stevens’ Drug Company
Advertisement for Charles Wyatt at Reasonable Prices
The brief ad promotes CHAS. WYATT offering goods at reasonable prices with a contact phone 2 on 718 for inquiries.
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Chas. Wyatt
Transit Timetable Fragments Highlight Daily Schedules
OCR reads scattered times for southbound and east west routes with several daily and Sunday exceptions. Entries include 12 33 p m 2 20 a m 5 50 p m 8 25 p m 8 5 am and 8 30 a m ex Sun with 2 03 daily 6 24 a m ex Sun and 3 47 ex Sun.
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Sun
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Cler’ Hays & Murphy
Plffs
Adam Hester
Allee
James
Attys
Riley
South Main Street
W. M. McGaughey
Bloomington
Seminary Streets
Evans
South
Jackson Street
Humphreya
F. Humphreys
M D
Idresa
Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company
William Street
New York City
Fletcher
Tucker
Vine Street
Washington and
Walnut St
DR. O. F. Overstreet
Bence Building
South Vine St
Greencastle, Ind
Pennsylvania
Homeseekers
Pennsylvania Lines
Vandalia Railroad
Theke
Square Deal Bread
Omer Cho
Chattanooga, Tenn and
Lookout Mt
Hollister
Ow! Drug Store
Owl Drug Store
J. D. Ellis
Vandali and RK. Co
Pee Eenee
Cteseweves
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