Public Notice of Bankruptcy Real Estate Auction in Indiana
Trustee announces public sale of bankrupt Alexander Pate assets on February 26 1914 at Bank of Kingman Indiana with three tracts totaling about 90 and 195 acres plus Parke County lands and a February 24 1914 sale of about 880 acres in Newton County Indiana. Terms are cash with 5 percent deposit allowed. Dated January 17 1914.
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Bank of Kingman
Kingman
County of
Fountain
State of
Indiana
Alexander Pate
District Court of the United States
Eastern District of
Illinois
Township 18
Range 8
Fountain County
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railway Company
Ratcliff
Kingman Heights
Township
Parke County
Township 17
Farmers State Bank
Morocco
Newton County
A. D
G. F. Rearick
Charles E. Russell
Visit Of Yeddo Residents To Madden Family
Mrs. Denntis Shell and Mrs. Fred Beal of Yeddo visited Fred Madden and his family on Tuesday.
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Denntis Shell
Fred Beal
Yeddo
Fred Madden
Girl Typical of America Meredith Nicholson on the modern American girl
Meredith Nicholson, once named Portugal minister by Wilson and who declined, argues American authors now depict the real American girl. He envisions a fearless, subtly curious girl who could be a shop girl or a wealthy tennis player, yet shares a common gaze as the finest product of civilization.
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Meredith Nicholson
Portugal
Wilson
Mr. Nicholson
Maine
Gardener who pleases himself keeps his job
A head gardener, admired by visitors, defends his autonomy after being questioned by the board. He recounts past colleagues who tried to please different executives and lost their positions, while he remains content with his own approach.
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Hisself
Spider in paper sparks Twain reply on luck and ads
Mark Twain, early in his editor days at a Missouri paper, responded to a subscriber who found a spider in the issue. The humorist said the spider was not lucky or unlucky, but inspecting which merchants advertise so it can weave a web at the door and live in peace thereafter.
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Mark Twain
Missouri
Pittaleigh
Chronicle Telegraph
Public Sale of Live Stock and Feed at Millikan Livery Barn
Public sale scheduled at Millikan Livery Barn in Kingman Indiana on Saturday January 24 1914 starting at 10 o clock. Rain or shine items include 10 head of horses and mules 15 Jersey heifers 2 year olds and 40 tons of baled hay with cash or 6 month credit terms and 2 percent discount for cash. McCord Millikan Col A G Madden auctioneers.
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Millikan Livery Barn
Kingman
Ind
Collins
Harry
Thistle
Head OF Jersey
Jersey
McCord & Millikan
A G. Madden
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