Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
A list of Fountain county real estate transfers filed for record by O S Douglas abstracts. Names include James Gilmore and wife to Smith Jones et al for 20 acres in Fulton valued at 1600. Geo W Rice to Elmer E Keyt on lots 135-136 Newtown for 300. Joseph A Bell to W W Stanfield lot 80 Newtown for 750. Laura B Kennedy to M M Lindley 27.5 acres Millcreek for 500. John J Hobson and wife to Cora L Sowers lot 21 O P Kingman for 1300. John G Heath and wife to Thos H New lots 19-46 O P Cares for 1. Elmer E Keyt and wife to W H Norris lots 15-16 M B C add Kingman Heights for 209. Alice A Dotson and husband to Joseph M Carter 2.05 acres Millcreek for 600. Veedersburg Clay Co to Lydia McGrew. Mary E Robb and husband to Fred D Lange 133.50 acres Fulton for 7250. John M Keerns and wife to Pearl Keerns 1.25 acres Wabash for 50. Joseph M Carter and wife to Andrew J Orhood 24 acres Wabash for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hobson
Cora L. Sowers
O. P. Kingman
John G. Heath
Thos. H. New
O. P. Cares
Elmer E. Keyt
W. H. Norris
Kingman Heights
Alice A. Dotson
Joseph M. Carter
Millcreek
Veedersburg Clay Co
Lydia McGrew
Road Material Durability Advocated by Saturday Press
The Saturday Press reports that petitioners seek road improvements using the same durable material as current applications. They argue the new surface lasts longer than gravel, and any higher initial cost will be offset by quicker, long term savings and equalized durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Press
Valentines at the Ariety and local wedding notices
A- valentines themed item notes the motherly use of Chamberlain Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and ease children's coughs. Miss Ina Newell Cadwallader and S Mack Irwin Jr marry at St Joseph's Covington with remarks on the bride's family and groom's role as county treasurer. A 25 cent box of De Wit's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised for rheumatism and bladder issues from impure blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Newell Cadwallader
S. Mack Irwin Jr
St. Joseph’s Church
Covington
Father Schmitt
Netta Cadwallader
J. P. Redinbaugh
Real estate transfers and a croup cure advertisement
The notice lists several property transfers including Sarah M. Baird and husband to Edward Freeman et al in Attica and J W McCardle to L G Riggin, with prices ranging from 200 to 6250 dollars. It also markets Dr Shoop's Croup Cure, claiming fast relief for croup in children, sold by J M Cory in Kingman and H B Kiger in Yeddo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Baird
Edward Freeman
Attica
Mill Creek Township backs crushed stone roads progress
The people of Mill Creek township favor crushed stone for road building. They already have several miles laid or under way but remain unsatisfied with current progress and quality. They urge continued effort to improve the rural pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Township
Bereaved Brother Knight Honored by Fountain Lodge
Fountain Lodge No. 24 K of P votes to extend sympathy to Monroe Simmons on the death of his mother a resolution extols friendship caution and fortitude and orders copies sent to the bereaved brother plus lodge seconds. Also local ads list stable blankets hay buyers and laxative candy tablets with sellers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Pithias
Monroe Simmons
Bell
Fountain Lodge No. 24
K. of P
Damon
C. L. Woody
Jas Wilkinson J A.L. Ratclif
Subscriptions Offered for Major Papers by Vorhees Millikan
Vorhees Millikan promotes subscriptions to Indianapolis News Terre Haute Star Chicago Record Herald Evening American Morning Examiner Pennsylvania Grit Chicago Blade and Ledger. A humorous line claims 12-14 piles of people suffer from piles. De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve provides relief with a warning against imitation and stamped name on each box sold by J. F. Redenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorhees Millikan
Indianapolis News
Terre Haute Star
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Evening American
Chicago Morning Examiner
Pennsylvania Grit
Chicago Blade and Ledger
de- Witt
J. FP
Redenbaugh
Common Colds Linked to Serious Diseases Warns Physicians
Physicians with national reputations warn that catching cold leads to severe illnesses and urge avoidance. Pneumonia, consumption, chronic catarrh, and bronchitis are said to stem from colds, with throat and lung troubles worsened by each attack. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to prevent these diseases, claims no narcotics, and is sold by J. M. Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Evers Cooch
J. M. Cory
Pain Balm Relief Remedy Advertisement
An antique note describes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective for rheumatic muscle ailments. It suggests applying two or three times daily and rubbing vigor at each use. If relief fails, bandage with dampened flannel for quick help. Sold by J. M. Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cory
Staple and Fancy Candies at The Blue Front Restaurant
A brief notice describes The Blue Front Restaurant offering staple and fancy candies for customers. The item signals a menu highlight and potential seasonal selection. no further details were provided in the readable text.
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Blue Front
Public Auction at Kingman on February 19 1907
An auction notice lists 7 horses, 20 cattle, 23 hogs, implements, hay and grain, harness, and household items to be sold at residence in Kingman. Items include two wagons, a buggy, a Jer sey bull calf, a Grand Champion show mare, 800 bushels of corn, 5 tons of hay, and various stock with notes available. Terms offer nine month credit over $10 with 8 percent interest. under $10 cash. Officials and meal by Methodist Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Stampalia
Levi Woody
St. Louis
Anson G, Madden
Missing scarf linked to Mrs Vorhees Millikan case
A black scarf found after Mrs Mary Simmons was found dead is sought by the owner Mrs Vorhees Millikan. Anyone in possession is asked to return it. S. M. Ratcliff and E. M. Cox traveled to Indianapolis to attend a poultry show yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simmons
Vorhees Millikan
S. M. Ratcliff
E. M. Cox
Indianapolis
The Best Physic and Cold Cure Tablets Ad
An ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and pleasant with a 25 cent price and free samples at J. M Cory's drug store. It also promotes Preventics candy tablets to stop colds, sold by J. M Cory and 4H. B. Kiger, plus a public sale announced by F. M. Ewbank at his residence east of town on Wednesday Feb. 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. M Cory’s
J. M. Cory
Kingman
B. Kiger
Yeddo
F. M. Ewbank
Itching Piles Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Relief
Itching piles ad suggests telling distressed individuals to use Chamberlain's Salve for instant relief. It claims the salve also cures sore nipples tetter and salt rheum. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. M. Cory
Wanted 10 men to travel and sell our goods
WANTED 10 men in each state to travel, distribute samples of our goods and tack signs. Salary $85 per month, $3 per day for expenses. Saunders Co., department P 46 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill, 3-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders Co
Department
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Ill
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Carda
Cardus
Virginia Robson
Easton, Md
Kredenbaugh
Randles
New York
St. Weashinatun
Fountain County
O. S Douglas
Ovingtown
Ind
James Gilmore
Smith Jones
Fulton
Geo. W. Rice
Newtown
Joseph A. Bell
W. W. Stanfield
Laura B. Kennedy
M. M. Lindley
John M. Keerns
Pearl Keerns
Andrew J. Oruhood
C. S. Dougall
Homer Sewell
W.N. White
Haw
Wright Block
South Side Square
Col. C. W. Cowan
James A. Copeland
Notary Public
Miller Hotel
RES
W. Spenger
J. DA. Lewis
W. R. Massey
Millcreek Tp
Moore
Attica L & I. Co
Gertrude Wilson
Ravine Park
J. W. McCardle
L. G. Riggin
Philip Hunt
Marx Herzog
Com
Millikan & Son
H. B. Kiger
E. S. Booe
AH. B. Saylor
J. R. Burk
C. W. Cowan
Great Western
Bonebrake
Carter
the Great Hoosier Daily
DeWitt
J. F. Redinbaugh
E. G C. Dewitt & Company
J. F. Rebendaugh
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