Culbertson Will Compromise Triggers Fifty Thousand Dollar Settlement
The will contest of W. S. Culbertson in New Albany ended in a compromise. His daughter who married against the provisions received five hundred thousand dollars. The settlement caps a lengthy dispute with family members and creditors watching closely.
Autumn Exhibit Opens At Talbottave Studio
Artist Steele begins a new autumn exhibit this Thursday at his Talbottave studio. A Young business man's club of Evansville was incorporated on Wednesday. A suspicious man nicknamed Peeping Yom unsettles residents on N Illinois Street. Mrs J A Milburn hosts a myth classification talk Wednesday night at her East Vermont street home. Emma and James Peterson, two minors, were picked up Tuesday night and placed in guardianship. their father was driven away by Supt Powell. Two delegates to the balleague meeting drove Wednesday. a runaway team on Washington Street prompted Patrolman Duty to intervene. Union Trust Co received a $600,000 trust Wednesday from Mrs Lee French of New Albany, widow Culbertson by maiden name. she inherits only the income from the funds due to disallowance of her father's will.
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Yale Harvard gun club shoot prep sparks Harvard win hopes
Hartford Conn Friday features Yale Harvard gun club meeting with Cornell coach Courtney in charge of Harvard crew. Walter Camp notes unpredictability of Yale Harvard game this year. Also reports on bicycle racing in France, boxing notes, and local events from Indianapolis to New York.
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Local Funeral Carriages Cut Costs for All
The 1'rank Bird transfer company will furnish carriages to South Yard for 3 dollars and Crown Hill for 2.50. Country funerals' proportion makes funerals affordable and reduces undertakers commissions. Office at 115 N. Delaware Bates house and Union, tel 634.
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Diamond Dye Fast Blacks Promise Lasting Home Color
A guide to Diamond dyes touts three diamond dye fast blacks for wool cotton and silk and feathers. It claims easy instructions allow even a child to achieve a perfect black that will not crack fade or wash out. Large wholesalers and widespread fashion support retail sales.
Sealskin Cape and Fur Display Stresses Authentic Quality
An advertiser claims exclusive American Seal fur with no seam show in capes and jackets. The offer compares fake furs to real sealskin, urging customers to view side by side. Sizes include 22 inch box shapes, 26 inch circular shapes, and 30 to 32 inch lengths.
Grain Market Notes and Prices Across Regions
An OCR fragment records Wheat and corn bids, oats and timothy prices, and market reports from Taur Bay and Chicago. It lists bid ranges for No. 1 to No. 8 white wheats, yellow varieties, oats, and hay, plus futures in Chicago and Chicago pork and lard prices with monthly contracts.
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