Notice of Bankruptcy Land Sale in Parke County Indiana
Description of undivided half of northwest quarter and southwest quarter of northeast quarter in section 7 township 17 north range 7 west 2d P M Parke County Indiana totaling about 195 acres with taxes and encumbrances. Then 880 acres in Newton County Indiana to be sold February 2 1914 at Farmers State Bank Morocco time 1 PM cash in hand 25 percent deposit to complete payment. Trustees G F Rearick and C E Russell.
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Bank of Kingman
Kingman
Fountain State
Indiana
Alexander Pate
Urder
District Court of the United States
District of Illinois
Range 8
Fountain County
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway Company
Ratcliff
Kingman Heights
Parke County
Township 17
Farmers State Bank
Morocco
Newton County
For Sale Missouri Farm and Orchard Shares
For sale small Missouri farm with 300 shares in a 1000 acre orchard company, two canning factories and full equipment, plus three town lots. Priced at $300 with $5 down and $5 monthly. No interest or taxes. We pay roundtrip railway fare to inspect. Payments stop on death. Wm. P Cuppy 805 North St Attica Ind.
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Missouri
Wm. P Cuppy
North St. Attica
Ind
Had Thought For Mother
A ragged city boy pauses at a free playground to watch a ball game. A passerby gives him a garden pear which he savors in secret for his mother, showing a child’s first act of selfless love and loyalty despite hardship.
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Tony
Not Up to Date He Dearest Marriage Refusal Dialogue
A dialogue captures a woman rejecting a marriage proposal due to the man’s stated narrow minded views on divorce. The exchange highlights social attitudes toward divorce in the period and the couple’s failed engagement.
Better Thaning Spank Spanking for bedwetting
A home treatment claim offered by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana to help mothers with children bedwetting. The advertisement states a constitutional cause and promises free full instructions with no money required. It also claims to cure adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and lists a reference contact Mrs. J C Sanders of Kingman.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Callon
J. C. Sanders
Kingman
O Connor’s Dinner Test Prompts Solemn Silence
A Dublin dinner party features Mr O Connor famed as witty. He sits with a grave face throughout, prompting the host to joke none could make him laugh. O Connor finally speaks one word: Try.
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Dublin
O'Connor
Emerald Isle
Mr. O’connor
O’connor
Ireland
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
The Run Word Wears Thin in Town
A letter mocks overuse of the word run in daily speech and consumer chatter about a silk hose sale. The writer describes shopping, eyeing bargains, and finally borrowing money from her husband to buy items, poking fun at language and consumer culture.
Clever Man Brown Turns Down Marriage, World Quips
A New York World quip notes Brown's supposed smarts by recalling he once had a chance to marry the speaker's wife and declined. The joke highlights perceived wit through a sharp remark about prudence and intention.
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Brown
New York World
Knicker Drowns After Swing Toward Liverpool
The verse fragment suggests a drowning incident where Knicker is asked if he swam too far. Bocker comments that extending toward Liverpool would have prevented his death, implying the rescue failed.
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Bocker
Liverpool
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