Fountain County Case Ends as Appellate Court Overrules Rehearing
Indiana appellate court Friday overruled the petition for a re hearing in State ex rel Board of Commissioners of Fountain county versus Charles F Stuart. The decision ends the Fountain county investigation cases, with settlements found short for several former officials including S H Elwell C J Stuart D Ferguson J T Bell and Sam Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Fountain County
Charles F. Stuart
Fountain C.C
Indiana Appellate Court
Board of Commissioners
Julian M. Martin
S. H. Elwell
Charles J. Stuart
David Ferguson
James T. Bell
Sam Clark
W. W. Luke
Harry Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Luke
American Beauty Coal Oil Lamp Advertises Best Winter Light
A compact coal oil ad touts American Beauty Coal Oil as superior winter lamp oil. It claims brighter, steadier light and lower price than competitors, notes Standard Oil Co. endorsement and exclusive agency, and offers gallon home purchase for 13 per gallon.
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Standard Oil Co’s. Oil
Standard Oil Co
Notice on past due accounts and local business updates
A past due balance of 1048.27 is being circulated with 15 cent to 30 dollar items and calls for settlement. Kingman Telephone Co announces Wm Drake opening a one chair barber shop in the former C. W. headquarters with a bath room to follow. Community notices mention Woody seeking money, a Veeddo visitor, and local social visits involving Chas Crowley and wife at J. L. Flesher’s in Veedersburg.
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Wm. Drake
No Hunting Proclamation by Local Landowners
A list of signatories including W.H Wilkery Cox Bros and J. Sowers Jr pledges to enforce a no hunting policy on land they own or control. The notice names many residents such as Richard Weaver Cyrus Lindley Geo Hurley and Joseph Hadley and urges compliance with the law. The document reflects rural community action to prevent gun or dog hunting on specified properties.
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W.H Wilkery
Cox Bros
J G, Gordon
H. H. Jackson
W. R. Massey
Vester Sowers
John Brown
Richard Weaver
Cyrus Lindley
J. W. Metsker
Richard Rams
Y Geo. Hurley
John Gillam
Edd Ratclift
W. D. Heath
E. M Cox
Jas. Sowers Jr
J. W. Ratelhitt
Ty. W. Newlin John Eberle
Toseph Little Frank Maris
John Stoup Jacob Flesher
A. M. Ford
L. A Bowsher Nathan Sams
W.O Mendenhall
Sensational Forgery Charges Involving Heath Note
James E. Heath sues Ora B. Randolph through White & White and W. E. Livengood alleging that a $3,000 promissory note bearing Heath’s forged signature was prepared for Ora B. Randolph in 1907. He claims his name was forged by John G. Heath and seeks cancellation and release from liability, with Dec 23 set for appearance. The Heath family is well known in the county’s southern part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Heath
White & White
Rockville
W. E. Livengood
Coyington
Ora B. Randolph
Fred Randolph
Fulton Township
Veedersburg
John G. Heath
Samuel Heath
Mrs. Randolph
James Heath
John Heath
John
Heaths
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