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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
9
Mrs. Claude Barker returns to Boswell after a pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs Ed Reath. Clay Beard of Bloomington was in town yesterday to purchase Jersey cows for a sale scheduled on Saturday May 13. Beard brings 23 years in stock trading and is described as bankable in his dealings.
Report suggests the supposed discovery of Herbert Williams of Hillsboro being held on a Yuatin clubber plantation was a blackmail scheme. Investigator James J. Williams finds no evidence supporting the tale. Langdon, who sent a Chicago telegram, vanished and is untraceable as governmental inquiry begins.
Advertisement offers a home cure for piles by a new absorption method. It promises immediate relief and permanent care, asks readers to send their address for instructions and free trial samples, and provides contact via Mrs. J C Sanders in Kingman Indiana.
Mary Stockdale beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stockdale died Tuesday morning after long illness. Lung trouble and urine poisoning hastened her passing. She was treated in Indianapolis but no help could save her. The funeral was held Friday at Scotts Prairie church conducted by Rev O W McGaughey with interment in Rockfield cemetery. Veedersburg News
A carload of Jersey cows will be sold to the highest bidder at 1:00 PM on Saturday May 13 1911 at the old Fair Grounds in Kingman Indiana. The stock is first class and specially selected dairy cattle fresh or forward springers, light and dark colors, mostly St Lambert strain with two registered. Cows are desirable sized and halter broken. Purchasers may pay with a bankable four month note at 6 percent interest or cash at a discount. Auctioneers Day Bearp Bloomington and Col C P Madden. Clerk R A McCord.
In Fountain Circuit Court April term 1911 John Gordon as administrator filed final settlement for the estate of John B. Boyer deceased. The final settlement will be examined May 13 1911. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved.
Veedersburg News last week rebuts Bert Hudler accusation that the Bubble is dead. Respondents insist they never stated final ruin and challenge critics to produce supporting material before declaring the Bubble busted.
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified by the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Thomas Ratcliff late of Fountain County deceased. The estate is expected to be solvent. EDMON B. RATCLIFF Administrator DAVID J. RATCLIFF O. S. Douglass Attorney for Administrators.
A Saturday crowd at Harvey and Printy Millinery watched the drawing for a free auto bonnet. Mae Lindley won the bonnet amid the busy town event advertised by Wool Wool Wool and P McCrary.
J A Epllin and his wife were seen shopping in Covington on Saturday. The outing appeared ordinary as they browsed shops along the main street.
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