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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
For years Kingman residents debate whether to expand the current brick school or build a modern new facility on a outskirts lot. Backers argue relocation improves convenience and sanitation, despite higher short term costs and potential tax increases. readers are urged to share informed opinions with The Star.
Mr and Mrs Joe Towell visited their son Hardy in Danville Indiana. Mrs Fisher returned from Craw fordsville after visiting relatives. John Gillogg bought Wm R Massey property on north Second street via H H Puckett and will move soon. C M Spencer installed a hollow wire lighting system in his furniture store to enhance display. A NEW BLUE RAMBLER ROSE is offered in America by McCornick Nursery Co Monroe Michigan from Erfurt Germany. They seek a reliable salesman. write for details. Free outfit and weekly pay. experience not required. 12 30-10.
A list of Fountain County real estate transfers filed for record. Transactions include numerous lot and fractional interests in Attica Veedersburg Hillsboro Yeddo and Wallace areas with prices ranging from 1 to 1700 dollars and totals for parcels such as 60 acres Shawnee and 143.95 acres in A. Troy township. Notable names include D V Booe W E Wilkinson Ira Wilkinson Rebecca Lowe and Mary Snyder among others.
Sabbath school drew a large crowd with class photos taken. The election board was fed by the ladies of Sylvania with dinner supper and midnight lunch. Fay Cook and family and Grandma Russell were entertained at Liece Russell's. Marvin Brown, visiting Wingate, broke his right leg near the knee while riding in a wagon three miles south of Hillsboro. He was treated by Dr. Bunnell and brought home Monday in a carriage.
Fresh oysters are available at Myer and Dillons. Rev. Pliny Cox transacted business in the county seat on Monday. Wm. Cuppy departed for Winslow, Indiana to start work on the Dispatch. Apple assortment remains at reasonable prices. See them now. -T. M. Jackson.
A Chinese method hatches eggs by placing them in a thickly hay lined basket with a straw cover. Eggs are rotated every three days for a fortnight, then moved to a shelf and covered with bran. Within a day or two the chicks crack shells and emerge, aided by retained animal heat from the basket.
You will miss it if you buy your millinery before seeing the up to date styles at Harvey and Printy’s store. All orders given prompt and careful attention. We try to please. Come in.
Readable items include M Corys C L Woody in Attica on business, lamp chimney safety holder sale by C M Hudson, Thaddie Reese visiting from Lafayette, a big laugh at the Opera House on November 18, Our Village Postmaster show, and Jas A Copeland attending Covington for the Commissioner's Court meeting.
Notice from Fountain County Indiana that Eln do Ewbank is appointed administrator of the estate of Lancelot C. Ewbank deceased. The estate is claimed solvent. Ratcliff serves as attorney for the administrator.
Fred B. Cuthbert as Administrator filed final account and vouchers for Ida Tachischeck deceased. Court will examine on November 28, 1910, heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place. Claud E. Philfott, Attorney.
In Fountain County Indiana a petitioner's administrator of the estate of John B Boyer deceased seeks court authority to sell real estate to pay debts. Albert Boyer Rae Boyer and unknown heirs are named as defendants or necessary parties. hearing set for December 6 1910 at Covington Courthouse during the November 1910 term.
A Wells Maine man describes years of travel fatigue and nervous prostration and credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring health. The ad urges readers to build the nervous system and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit.
The notice advertises buying hides at Jackson's with mentions of a winter lap robe horse blanket or harness indicating product types and a seller inquiry.
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