Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Indiana
Administrator de bonis non with will annexed of Antone Litzler deceased offers at public sale in Utica Township Clark County Indiana. On January 20 1916 at 10 A M the fee simple interest in described real estate will be sold including 31 acres in Illinois Grant Lot 7 and parts thereof along Ohio River and Church Street plus Lots 273 274 in Olivers Addition Utica and Lot 63 in Utica. Sale subject to court approval and minimum two thirds of value. One third purchase cash with balance in two notes due six and twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Litzler
Clark Circuit Court
Utica Township
Clark County
Indiana
County of
Clark
Illinois
Henry C. Emmerke
W. W. Faris
Ohio River
Church Street
Jacob Lentz
Oliver
Mortgage sale notice with administrator appointment
Notice references a six percent interest and waiver of relief, provision for attorney's fees, and sale of real estate secured by mortgage. Warren B. Allison named as Administrator de Bonis Non with the will annexed. Dated December 3, 1915. advertisement weeks 12 9 16 23 30.
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Dhaer
Warren B. Allison
Adv
Wkly
President Wilson Supports Red Cross Christmas Seals
President Wilson expresses deep interest in the Red Cross Christmas Seal and anti tuberculosis efforts. He hopes the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis grows in efficiency and scale and praises the Seal as a charitable way for the nation to support TB work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
Wilson
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
National
Red Cross
Jeffersonville man praises kidney pills in testimonial
Dennis Donovan of Jeffersonville declares his back pain and headaches vanished after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy brought a prompt and permanent cure at 50 cents a bottle. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises Noan's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Dean
Dennis Donovan
W. Maple
Noan
Mr. Donovan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Young Seitz's rise from pawnshop deal to Pathe director
A 27 year old Washington Square resident, George Brackett Seitz rose from a seventy five cent pawnshop suit to earning between thirty and forty thousand dollars yearly as a scenario director at Pathe Exchange. His varied path includes acting, writing vaudeville, and adapting Kipling and Wallingford works, with the Pathe style demanding exact, fully instructed scenarios for directors and cameramen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brackett Seitz
Washington Square
Seitz
Pathe Exchange
Madame Prosperity
Spender
Nihilist
Mr. Seitz
Nedra
Kipling
J. Rufus Wallingford
James K. Hackett
Pathe
Motion Picture Company To Live In Lumber Camp
Donald Mackenzie of Gold Rooster pictures for Pathe plans a film adaptation of Fred Jacksons The Precious Packet set in a Maine lumber camp with snow scenes. Lois Meredith and Ralph Kellard star as lumberjacks anticipate heavy snowfall as the Broadway guest eats baked beans and brown bread in camp.
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Donald Mackenzie
Gold Rooster Pictures
Pathe
Maine
Miss Meredith
Husky
The Optimist and the Grouch Seals Support
A whitehaired man buys two hundred Red Cross Seals at a post office, praising the Red Cross efforts against tuberculosis and urging support. A harsh Alabama reply rejects returning unsold seals and calls the items trash, demanding postage instead.
Lost Glasses Case Recovered Reward Offered
Lost pair of glasses in a case from Chestnut and Meigs to Interurban Station. Reward if returned to 610 B. Chestnut or call 341. Adv.
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Chestnut and
Meigs
Chestnut
For All The News All The Time Read The Star
The Star presents a compact note reflecting its bold slogan as the city's go-to source for constant updates. Readers are reminded of steady coverage across politics, sports, and community events.
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the Star
Bryan to Be Asked in U S Ship Sale Probe
William Jennings Bryan, former Secretary of State, was served at his hotel with a Supreme Court order to appear for an examination about the 1919 sale by the United States to Greece of two battleships. The inquiry centers on whether fire control or gun data were shared with the Greek government in a libel suit involving Petros P. Tatanis and Greek newspaper owners.
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New York
Williamennings Bryan
Tate
Supreme Court
Giegerich
United States
Greece
Bryan
Hbel
Petros P. Tatanis
Solon J. Vlasto
Demetrius J. Vlasto
Gasoline sale ad touts low price and guaranteed profit
The notice from White Mfg. Co. advertises GASO-TONICc gasoline at 3 cents a gallon with claims of urban elimination and hourly profit. It requests responses to Cincinnati Department 10 and is dated December 4, 1915.
Automobile Gasoline Pricing Notice
Gasoline priced at three cents per gallon under GASO TONIC. Claims eliminate carbon and offer dollar an hour profit. White Mfg. Co. Dept. 10 Cincinnati Ohio. Advertisement dated 10 16 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mfg., Co
Dept
Cincinnati
Adv
White Mfg. Co
O. Adv
Gasotonic Adverts Offer High Carbon Profit
Cincinnati Ohio ad notes sales of GASO-TONIC with claim of dollar an hour profit. The promote refers to sales point at ten units and dated November 19, 1915.
Solvine Baths advertised for rheumatics
Agents wanted for Solvine Baths offering relief to rheumatic sufferers. A sample offer requests 250 for samples. Solvine Company of Cincinnati promotes its Rheumatism bath remedy via ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aice
Solvine Company
Cincinnati
Station DB
Mild laxatives advertised by Dean'e Regulete
An advertisement claims Dean e Regulete provides a mild laxative option for gentle relief. It notes the product cost 25 cents and is available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’e Regulete
Opening medicine brand in local stores advertised
An OCR fragment notes a mild opening medicine labeled Dean's Regulats priced 25¢ per box. Mentions symptoms like gestion dizziness and drowsiness and a claim that constipation causes headache. Content is incomplete and unclear about full product details.
Foley offer for coughs, pains and digestion trial kit
An old advertisement invites readers to mail 5c and a slip to Foley & Co. Chicago to receive a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and back pain, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion. Benn Boo lot tLe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Ben Ooolittle
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promises Rosy Complexion
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as purifying the blood to clear skin and aid digestion. It targets women seeking a clear complexion and notes availability at all druggists for $1.00.
Eczema relief ad promotes Dean's Ointment
A brief advertisement touts Dean's Ointment for eczema relief. It claims fast relief and notes a price of five dimes at all stores.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised for Home Use
Christmas and New Year feasts often cause indigestion and constipation leading to disease. Foley Cathartic Tablets are promoted as a no griping remedy to relieve distress after eating and regulate bowels. Ben Doolittle endorses the product in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Doolittle
Amalgamated Oil Co. promotes quick stock offer in Oklahoma
An advertisement from Amalgamated Oil Co. in the Colcord Building Oklahoma advertises a ground floor stock offer with high promised returns. It claims 5c shares can turn into $200 par value stock, offers 100% dividends within 90 days, and urges remittance for free information.
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Oklahoma
Amalgamated Oil Co
Okla
Wynne Broom Co. Seeks Agents for Fibre Brooms
Advertising blurb offers $5 to $7 daily for agents selling new fibre brooms. Claims strong female market, sample by parcel post for 30 cents. Company: Wynne Broom Co. Elmira, New York. Advertisement date November 15, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynne Broom CO
Elmira
N. Y
Position Wanted As Cook House Girl Or Nurse
White lady seeks employment as cook house girl or nurse with reference available. Address 727 Fulton Street.
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Fulton Street
Chief of Auto Thieves Trust Admits Large Auto Theft Ring
Chicago detectives report a young gang led by Harold Abbott admitting the theft of about 150 cars. Norton says five boys operated a regular meeting network to assign territory and coordinate sales, with Abbott barely 18. Keegan, in custody, concedes aiding in at least 150 thefts.
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Chicago
Ill
Dec
Abbott
Trust
Norton
John Keegan
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Utica
Fred K. Dunlevy
Ind
Gust A. Schimpf
Spring St
George B. Seitz
Motion Picture Company
Optimist
Grouch
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Alabama
Popular Mechanics
Pagas
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Michigan Avenue
Bell Telephone
Bell
Business Office
Southern Telephone
Evansville
We We Commercial School
Spencerian Commercial School
Louisville, Ky
Auto Thieves Trust
Market
Broadway
Monarch Lump
Pittsburg Lump
West Side Coal & Teaming
Market & Broadway
Jhones
W. J. Stirr
Nashus
Custome
Frank’s
Gotton
H. M. Frank
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