Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Indiana
The Administrator of John B rewer Jate of Fountain County Indiana deceased announces a sale of real estate by private sale under Fountain Circuit Court order. The property includes lots 9 through 16 in Harveysburg, with sale at the Covington law office, starting January 2, 1911, with terms: at least one third cash, balance in two equal installments within six and twelve months, notes bearing 6 percent interest, secured by a mortgage, and court approval for full appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brewer Jate
Fountain County
Indiana
Fountain Circuit
OS Douglass
Covington
Towit
Harveysburg
Hillsboro Druggist Pinched
Hillsboro food inspector cited T A Summers a veteran Hillsboro druggist after a Friday visit for possessing camphor not meeting test standards. Summers claimed ignorance of the law as he dilutes camsor with water under an old practice, while the new law requires pure alcohol dilution. Owens sampled the camphor during the visit and had it tested for quality. We buy hides at Jackson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
T. A. Summers
J.P
Summers
Owens
Kingman Star Public Notice Header
The Kingman Star weekly edition records publication details for Kingman Indiana with the Hoosier local paper masthead and post office registration notes for Friday issues.
Proposal for a new school building gains support
The Star endorses a completely new school building, preferably differently located and with modern facilities, if tax limits allow. If impossible, support for repairing the old structure remains but the town has outgrown the current building and its basement and walls fail sanitary and legal standards.
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Week Review
A Fountain County list of real estate transfers shows multiple deed filings. Transactions include Covington, Attica, and Wabash township parcels with prices ranging from 1 to 900 dollars, naming buyers such as Roscoe McCord, Leona Clark, and Union Christian College among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Co
Chestar
O. S Douglas
Covington
Ind
Fountain Trust Co
Harvey Foster
A. Fulton
Anna Miller & Hush
Union Christian College
A. Shawnee
Cuban Spy at the opera house and high school play
The issue promotes the Cuban Spy production at the opera house next Wednesday night presented by home talent for the high school, and previews the high school play as a worthwhile event. It mentions local visits by Rain Deal and Pres Lindley, a farm sale, and local business notices including Thompson, Walter & Co. flour and G W Spencer's groceries. It also notes debt collection demands and a recruitment pitch for a blue Rambler Rose dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Crawfordsville Welcomes Texas Oil Farmer as New Citizen
Howard Smith and his wife Mrs. Smith visited Crawfordsville last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clements. Smith, a Jackson township farmer with Texas oil lands yielding nearly 4000 dollars weekly, purchased the Fred Gregg residence on Wabash avenue. They will return after the holidays to live in the new home following a Texas sojourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Jackson Township
Texas
Crawfordsville
Tuff Luck or Out-classed by New Richmond Tigers
A Kingman high school basketball team lost decisively to New Richmond last Saturday, trailing 60 to 2, prompting reflections that Kingman faced a much stronger opponents while noting their own solid play earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman High School
New Richmond
Mable
Local residents and shoppers noted in Indiana area
Clode Jackson near Silverwood visited Monday while MJG Gordon conducted Pine Village business Saturday. Dr A L Ratcliff did business in Danville Tuesday. John E Moore visited from Danville over Sunday. Mrs J G Gordon and Mrs Ira Robbins shopped in Attica Saturday. Pioneer Drug Store advertised a special low price sale on framed pictures. Hepler Hardware delivered a cream separator to Perry Mendenhall. Wallace’s new school building nears occupancy and is praised by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Drug Store
Hepler Hardware Co
Perry Mendenhall
Court seals secretive matter under request for permission
A legal filing notes the matter requires special permission to print. Officials advise that the notice remains restricted and may only be disclosed with authorized clearance from the relevant authority.
Quack Grass Land Attracts Real Estate Hope In Minnesota
A Minnesota farmer near New Richland, after decades of quack grass, buys an adjacent eighty for 2060 dollars at 24.75 an acre. He clears the pest from forty acres, plants corn oats and wheat, harvests excellent corn, and plans to redeem another forty. He believes the land could rise to at least five thousand dollars if freed from the grass, offering a chance for a bold buyer.
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Minnesota
New Richland
Minn
After Election Packers Plan Gradual Price Decline
In the wake of the election the big packers announce a planned gradual drop in live stock prices. They aim to buy on a falling market to boost profits, while feeders resist panic to avoid de moralized selling. Prices could drop by about 1.50 per hundredweight, with feed costs low, suggesting hogs and cattle should be held for several weeks until the market steadies.
The Value of Oilmeal in Stock Feeding
Oilmeal, though costly, provides concentrated protein for livestock. Digestible protein ranges from 30 percent in best meals to 84 percent in new process, with old process at 94 percent. Cattle fattening, growing stock, pigs, and dairy cows all rely on oilmeal amounts from daily 1.5 to 2.5 pounds for cattle, up to one tenth of grain for young stock, and 1-2 pounds for dairy cows depending on milk yield. Experts deem it the most economical ration when balanced with other grains.
Five Years of Heart Trouble Repaired by Dr Miles' Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs. C. C. Gorkey of Northfield Virginia describes five years of heart trouble with left side pain and breathing distress. After taking Dr Miles' Heart Remedy she notes marked improvement after six bottles and full recovery. The ad asserts heart weakness from overwork and that the remedy can strengthen the heart, with money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
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Toys
Moris
C. M. Spencer
Grismore
Blue Front
John G Gordon
S Douglass
Jackson’s
C. M. Hudson
Kingman
B. O. Hudler
Attica L.& I. Co
Roscoe McCord
Prospect
Attica
Edmond Blooms & Wf
Leona Clark
David H. Myers & Wf
Rercha Myers N
Chambersburg
John G. Heath
John H. Redden & Wf
Samuel E. Rhodes
Wabash
David J. Miller
Berle Glover & Wf E
Gr. Blk
O. P. Veedersburg
F. A. Crane & Wf
Rob Roy Commercial Club
Rob Roy
Amanda L. Keller & Husb
John W. Allen
Fulton
W. E. Livengood
Forest E. Liyengood
McCadd Covington
John A. Pogue
Rain Deal
Terredante
Pres Lindley
Veedersburg
Marshall Roller Mills
G. W. Spencer's
H. Dickens
D. E. Russell
C. E. Bainbridge
Danville
C. L. Woody
Clode Jackson
Near
Silverwood
Mj.g. Gordon
Pine Village
Dr. A. L. Ratcliff
Lil
John E. Moore
J. G. Gordon
Ira Robbins
Wallace
C. C. Wert
Citizens Bank
New Opera House
Frank Akers
Drayman
HLM
U. U. Deselms
Jas. Steinbaugh
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