Covington Undertaker Buys New Motor Funeral Car
Mont Board keeper of Covington spent nearly two thousand dollars for a motor funeral car. Covington boasts the latest type, though Kingman is noted for similar equipment. Adolphus Mann visited Attica on Saturday. Pearl Mulvihill and Ivaloo Rowlett visited from Terre Haute and stayed with family. County Recorder Fine Drake now owns a new Ford, avoiding county drives every Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mulvihill
Ivaloo Rowlett
Terre Haute
County Recorder
Fine Drake
Fine
Franks Kingman News Publication History
A historical note states the publication is issued every Friday by B. O. Hudler and that the paper, entered as second class matter at Kingman, Indian Territory, in 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Indians
The Credit System and Its Abuse in Commerce
A commentary argues credit as the kindest convenience if not abused. It notes open accounts burden honest merchants, urges timely payment to cover bills, and asserts cash sales benefit home merchants against catalogue houses profiting from credit. It claims a cash basis would lower prices if accounts were prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Poetry Submissions Often Rejected For Nonpayment
The paper notes it sometimes receives poetry with no relevance to readers. It explains publishing poetry requires payment and unpaid pieces are discarded into the waste basket.
Propriety in Speech Behind Ladies and Clergy
The piece condemns foul language in the presence of women and clergy. It contrasts habitual swearers with those who think swearing is clever, deeming both manners unbecoming for men.
Envy Hinders Career Growth Says Proverb
A reflective saying notes that envy of a co worker hampers progress and that self help, not jealousy, guides personal welfare and success.
Older men urged to share wholesome tales with youth
The writer argues that if many aging men invested time in telling clean, wholesome stories to younger generations rather than spreading vulgarity, the sins of material man would be eradicated. The piece frames moral instruction as essential for societal improvement.
Union open air meetings urged for July start
Rev R R Bulgin told worshipers Sunday night that local church groups are trying to organize union open air services to begin about July 1. If the effort succeeds, ministers from various churches will take turns preaching with one service each Sunday evening in town. Local residents noted various visits and everyday events among friends and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bulgin
Quiet title suit targets Fountain County land in Indiana
April 1915 filing in Fountain Circuit Court by George Mosier et al seeks to quiet title to 120 acres in Fountain County. The suit names multiple defendants including Mortgage Trust Company of Pennsylvania and Bash Valley Petroleum and Mining Company, with many spouses and heirs listed as unknown or undetermined. Defendants must answer by June 21, 1915, or the case will proceed in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mosier
Mortgage Trust Company of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wabash Valley Petroleum and Mining Company
Towit
Gee, Mosier
Joshua B. Cartwright
Irene Cartwright
Sarah Foster
William W. Thornton
Joshua B. Cratwright
William W.thornton
Isaac Towell
George Fowell
Anderson Ratcliff
William W. Thoroton
Malinda Wheeler
Joshua Cartwright
Charles Cartwright
William Cartwright
John Gilmore
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit
Covington
A. D
Robert H. McKinney
Fountain
O. S. Douglass Atty
Social gathering at Howrey home by Young Married People
The Young Married People's Class of the Christian church held a splendid social at the Howrey home Friday night with about forty attendees. A luncheon of pressed chicken sandwiches, pickles, orange ice and cake followed the program. Frank R. Jones visited from Crawfordsville and John Ratcliff from Veedersburg also stopped by on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
C. E. Howrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Fisk
Philpott’s
C. F. Smith
AVING
R. M. Gray
Bert Newman
Prop
Byron Grismore
C. J. Cassidy
Bellmore, Indiana
Adolphus Mann
Attica
B. O. Hudler
L. A. Clingan
Danville
Hershall
Roy
Herbert Boyer
Harveysburg
Tobias Nolen
Wil
Paul Weaver
Cayuga
State of
Bloomington
Monroe County
Citizens Bank
Frank R. Jones
Crawfordsville
John Ratcliff
Veedersburg
Bank of Kingman
A. L. Rateliff
Kingman Bank Building
Adam Bonebrake
Kingaran
DR. F
Cuthbert
Cas
Kingman Hote
W. R. Massey & Son
Yount Building
Alice M. Howell
Victor Ladies Tailoring Co
Chicago
Fountain Produce Co
U. S
Glas
Ind
J. T. Redman
W. M.D
Schmae
C. M. Spencer
E. A. Keller
Newman's
Office
Melvin
Drayman
C. M. Spencer’s Furniture Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!