Lightning strikes near Wallace man on Saturday
Allen Bever of near Wallace was knocked to the floor by a bolt of lightning while standing at a telephone Saturday afternoon. Few clouds were seen. no storm was expected, but the strike burned into a screen door near him, leaving him not seriously harmed. He vows to profit by the experience.
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Allen Bever
Wallace
State tax settlement totals by county and distribution plan
Fountain county pays 23388.40, Warren 21378.26, Parke 26886.45, Benton 33355.60, Vermilion 20686.39, Montgomery 46101.70, and Tippecanoe 60270.98. These funds go to the state treasury and will be apportioned back to counties in proportion to school children enumerated. Usually each county receives less back than they pay in.
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Fountain County
Warren
Parke
Benton
Vermilion
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Mrs Hobson Preaches at Friends Church This Sunday
Mrs Seannah Hobson will preach at the Friends church here Sunday. We are pleased to call the attention of our readers to Frank McDermond's advertisement appearing in this issue.
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Seannah Hobson
The
Friends Church
Frank McDermond
Investigation sues ex officers in county case
The six month inquiry ends with a circuit court suit against ex-auditor Charles Stewart for 7768.70 dollars and ex-treasurer Harry Martin for 8075.93 dollars and Samuel Clark for 13648.19 dollars. W E Livengood and O B Ratcliff represent the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Chas. Stewart
Harry Martin
Samuel Clark
W.E. Livengood
O. B. Ratcliff
Honeymoon Returns and Mystery Cat Gift In Indiana Trip
Nr and Mrs H M Brown returned from a honeymoon in Indianapolis to Kingman Mills where Mr Brown received a box with an old cat and kittens from an unknown sender. James Wilkinson left for Indianapolis to work as a booking agent for the Entertainers League. Scott Ratcliff and Ned Inlow visited Covington on business.
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H. M. Brown
Indianapolis
Mr. Brown
The
Kingman Mills
James Wilkinson
Entertainers League
Scott Ratcliff
Ned Inlow
Covington
Genuine Diamond Ring Offer for $2 With Beauty Scheme
A promotional note offers a 12 Kt gold shell ring set with a genuine diamond for $2. It promises a free complexion guide and claims to improve skin while guaranteeing refunds if dissatisfied. Readers are urged to mail $2 and specify ring size as time is limited.
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Tiffany
Mosely Sells NYC Address, 32 East 23rd Street
Noted listing records show T C Mosely of 32 East 23rd Street in New York City listed for sale or transfer of property. Details on price and buyer not provided in readable text.
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East 23Rd St
New York City
Orphan Boy Stallion Offered for 1907 Season Near Cates
Orphan Boy a dark bay three year old stallion stands about fifteen hands weighs twelve hundred pounds foaled by a Red Buck and Western Boy mare sired by a registered Shire. Offered for the 1907 season at Murph Fogleman’s home three miles south of Cates and three miles east of Silverwood for six dollars.
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My Home
Cates
Silverwood
Murph Fogleman
Free trial Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy offer
An old advertisement promotes a free trial box of Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal and throat catarrh. It claims instant and lasting relief with ingredients like eucalyptus oil thymos menthol and antiseptic balm. Address Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and mentions vendors Cory Kingman and H B Kiger. Ara Spinnings visits Covington guest of Mrs James Wilkinson. Also notes paint prices and wall paper sale at Cory’s with free paste.
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Ars. M. Summmers
Notre Dame
Ind
U. 5
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
J M.cory Kingman
H.B. Kiger Yeddo
Ara Spinnings of
Covington
James Wilkinson
Steamboat
Kingman Town Urges Cleanup and Local Happenings
Notice calls for immediate cleanup of rubbish in Kingman alleys. Local items note Woodys summer robes, mixed views on street paving, and readers urged to scan ads for news. Social updates include church sermon by Rev Daugherty, visits by Misses McCool Gillum and others, and a baseball game result Scott Prairie 4 beaten 14 to 4. Next Thursday marked a big day for Attica residents.
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Scotts Prairie
A. G. Madden
Attica
Chatanqua
Mrs Francis Redenbaugh Dies After Liver Surgery
Mrs Francis Redenbaugh aged 44 died last Thursday night in Indianapolis after three years of suffering and two liver enlargement operations. She had lived in Montezuma with her husband and family and was brought to the Carter home in this city Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday at 10 30 a m conducted by Rev J M McHargue and interment followed at Centennial Cemetery. She leaves a husband two sons four sisters four brothers and many friends.
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Francis Redenbaugh
Indianapolis
John Carter
J.M. McHargue
Centennial
Montezuma
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