Missionary Rally Day Exercises at Rushcreek June 18
Joint Missionary Rally Day to be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at Rushcreek with Tangier Rushcreek and Kingman Sunday schools sharing program including songs recitations and short talks led by Rev Myra Jenkins superintendent of Missionary Work and a missionary sermon at each venue at 11 am by Rev W J Claver and Mary Cox and Martilla Cox of Marshall.
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Rushcreek
Tangier
Kingman
Myra Jenkins
Cece Cena
Soa Ca Dees
Mary Spercer
Hs Sa Eset
Hese
Tangier Song
Kingman Song
Botatpe
Ceca Eek
Sarah Lirdley
W. J. Claver
Bloomingdale
S. Mary
Martilla Cox
Marshall
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Administrator in Indiana
The administrator of the estate of Luanetelot C Ewbank deceased gives notice of sale of real estate in Fountain County Indiana by order of Fountain Circuit Court. Sale at 10 AM June 4 1911 at his Kingswan office with gradual private sale thereafter. Property includes three acres, Kingman Heights lots and Shank subdivision parcels chosen for best estate value. Terms require one third cash and balance in two notes with 6 percent interest secured by mortgage. Administrator Ed Eldo Ewbrayk signs.
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Luanetelot
Ewbank
Fountain Circuit Court
Kingswan
Indiana
Fountain County
Tot
Diu Kingman Heights
Kingman
Said
Anderson Ratcliff
L. C. Ewbank
Said Kingman Heights
L. C. Shank
Kingman Heights
Gard
Eldo Ewbrayk
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County This Week
A Fountain County real estate transfer list shows numerous deeds filed for record. Transactions include Lank to Join Whistler holdings in Riverside and multiple parcels in Attica and Covington, with prices ranging from $1000 to $9838.75 and notes of related local activity and visits.
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Fountain Co
O. S. Douglas
Coyington
Ind
Clifton Smith Wedding Invitations Issued in Covington
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Adda Clifton daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Clifton Covington to Francis Smith of Covington on Wednesday June 21. The contracting parties are among Covington s most popular young people with many friends who wish them happiness and prosperity.
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Adda Clifton
T. A. Clifton
Covington
Francis Smith
A Woman's Friend Monthly Regulator Adclaims
An advertisement for Brown's Monthly Regulator targets women from teens to 50s, claiming it relieves menstrual pain, stabilizes nerves, and adds two to three days of life each month. It promises regularity and offers pricing of one package for 1.00 or three for 2.50 with payment by express or money order.
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Brown
Brown Chemical CO
State St
Chicago
Local Visit Highlights from Attica Area
J M Corys called on Mrs Henry Lindley Sunday. Lyndon Marshalls visited A H Bardins Sunday. Everett Miller visited home folks this week. George Shells went to Attica Wednesday. Jane Baldwins barn work noted this week. Joseph Littles called on sister Mrs Bardin Tuesday. Kester visiting son in law Will Askren this week. Will Starkie hosted by his son Fred this week. Mrs Ham Ratcliff and mother visited Mrs Edd Ratcliff Sunday. A D Mann went to Indianapolis Friday and stayed over Sunday. Rev Mayhall of Mayesville and Will Cook called on Rev A H Bardin Sunday. Will Ephlin and Mr and Mrs Lynden Marshall were Attica visitors Wednesday.
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Mr. Kester
Will Askren
Mayhall
Mayesville
Will Cook
A. H. Bardin
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Barbra Ratcliff Estate
A. H. Lindley as Administrator presents final account in the estate of Barbra Ratcliff deceased. The Ratcliff heirs and creditors must appear June 17, 1911 in the Fountain Circuit Court to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship.
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Barbra A
Ratcliff
A. H. Lindley
Barbra Ratcliff
Fountain
Centennial Social Visits Across Nearby Towns
A series of regional social calls as residents from Hillsboro Veedersburg Mellott and Danville plus Cayuga and Danville Ill visit friends and relatives. Names include Perry Myers John Philpott Leslie Smith Wm Smith Tom Day Edith Simmons Ethel Simmons Cathy Beal Clara Lines Fred Hutts Irene Laughlin and others across the week.
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Fred Beal
Catharine
Clara Lines
Danville, Ill
Paul Redenbaugh
Fred Hutts
Clark Myers
Irene Laughlin
Cayuga Sunday
Better Than Spanking for Bedwetting Cures
A notice from Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting claiming constitutional cause. She asserts it helps children and adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties and invites mothers to write today without sending money.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Radium Test Methods Reconsidered in Rock Dating
Radium age dating faced issues as Strutt linked helium emission to radium oxide to time crystals. Pintti proposes a new view showing fused minerals may absorb helium, meaning rocks formed in fusion could contain all or part of present helium, altering age estimates.
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Strutt
Pintti
Ife
Bible Misuse Noted In Bishop Howe Notebook
A Welsh farmer recalls a curious tale about perverted Bible notions. A neighbor fetches a clergyman, who plans to use scriptures during a crisis. The farmer jokes that such books have been unused since the old cow was ill, hinting at superstition and humorous neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Howe
Prominent Belle Sparks Candid Navy of Fame
A lively exchange spotlights a popular girl whose striking record makes her a notable local figure. The dialogue hints at social expectations and public adulation surrounding a celebrated young woman.
Tryout Question About Miss Prettyface’s Poise
A local tryout scene questions Miss Prettyface’s grace as she performs. Observers note her fainting attempt sparked whispers about stage presence and composure during the display.
Local Notables Attend Birmingham Fair Opening
Col A G Madden named starting judge for the Birmingham Fair. F C Holman and wife from Chicago visited Hershal Ewbank and family over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Claude Mc Graw of Terre Haute are visiting Mr and Mrs A H Dickens.
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Col
A. G. Madden
Cas
Birmingham, Ala
F. C. Holman and Wife
Chicago, al
Hershal Ewbank
Claude McGraw
Terre Haute
Mrs
A. H. Dickens
Demands on the Architect A humorous clash of client plans
A Metropolitan column humorously recalls each client’s odd architectural requests from colonial stairs in a wide hall to a rising dumb waiter dining table. Mrs Smith vetoes an ice porch plan to prevent cheating by the iceman, while Mrs Jones seeks sneaky stair access.
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Jones
Smith
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Metropolitan
Conductor Faces Fare Dispute with German Passenger
A wiry conductor confronts a 300 pound German woman over a missing ticket. She insists she paid this morning and refuses to pay again. After repeated refusals, he warns he will stop the train and eject her if she does not pay, prompting further threats.
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Nein
Poet Without Honor In Wordsworth Anecdote
In Philadelphia Owen Wister claims poets have little honor as he recalls Wordsworth’s practice of reciting aloud to refine his lines. The tale features Hartley Coleridge asking a lake shore stonebreaker about Wordsworth and the stonecutter’s quip that Wordsworth has “broken loose again.”
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Owen Wister
Philadelphia
Wordsworth
Rydal Lake
John
Hartley Coleridge
Where She Markets and Housekeeping Profits
The text discusses selecting market places to boost earnings for a housekeeper. It notes higher rents require higher prices, compares food quality and costs in cheaper venues, and evaluates cash purchases versus weekly bills to simplify billing while avoiding excessive costs.
Not for Him A minister meets boy fleeing troubled home
A minister encounters a boy with a bundle who says he is going home but has left it because famine strikes, recounting a string of family deaths and meals eaten, ending with him running away after the grandmother’s demise.
Varying Estimates of Car Speed Prompt Snappy Wit
A garbled exchange shows Mr Chuggins reflecting on car speed and timing. He jokes that the result depends on who times it, the driver or a policeman. The fragment hints at humorous street testing and a cautionary note on measurement.
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Mr. Chuggins
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Myer & Dillon
R. B. Lank
Whistler
Riverside
Ellsworth Sager & Wf
W. B. Freeland
A. Fulton
Wm. B. Freeland & Wf
Silver Island Clay Co
Fulton
William B. Freeland
Mary R. Frazier
Tor
John W. Frazier
James Frazier
Mary E. Lewis & Hush
Mary E. Hungeford
S&s
Minnie Wilson & Hush
William Buckley
Ravine Park
Attica L. & I. Co
S. Orr
Attica
Edward Rutledge
Cc. Brier & Wf
Wm. Alien
Adda E. McLain & Hush
Ira E. Wilkinson & Wr
Wallace
Prior C. Holland & Wf
Arthur Freeman
John Hunt & Wi
Geo. S. Clawsor
A. Covington
Angeline Dicken
Jennie Armstrong
Veedersburg
Artie M
Ora D. Miller & Wf
F. d. Cates
Cates
Kent Hannah
Isabella Hannah
O. P. Covington
C. J. Holland
Lesta Keller
Charley Holland
John Osborn
Joe Cates
Charles Pavey
Charles Ramsey
Henry Lindsley
Bert Cates
Tennessee
James Crowder
Booe
Logan Babb
Mrs. Allen Pavey
Mollie Stonebraker
Eva Cates
Mrs. Schuyler Cates
Serges
Steinbaugh @ Jones
Harveysburg
J. M. Cory
Henry Lindley
Lyndon Marshall
A. H. Bardins
Everett Miller
Mrs. George Shell
Jane Baldwin
Joseph Little
Mrs. Bardin
Will Starkie
Fred
Ham Ratcliff
Mother
Edd Ratcliff
A.D. Mann
Indianapolis
Will Ephlin
Lynden Marshall
Centennial
Wm. Nine
Hillsboro
Perry Myers
John Philpott
Leslie Smith
Wm. Smith
John Patterson
J. Patterson
James Rich
Tom Day
Ollie Redenbaugh
Sylvia
Melinda Marshall
Jeff Glasscock
John Lowe
Tom Glasscock
Edith and
Ethel Simmons
Mellott
George Orahood
POET
C. L. Woody
R.D. Smith
Tire Shop
North
Walnut St
I.E
Munn & Co
Scientific American
J.orgzest
All
New York
Washington
Chas. d. Stevens & Bros
Ill
Alice M. Howell
Kingman, Ind
Jas. Copeland
Fannie Ewbank
Rachel Hadley
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