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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
4
The Kingman Star argues for prioritized drainage improvements in Kingman Indiana. The letter urges action on sanitary drainage before paving State street, noting frequent cellar water and mud, and urging the town board to address drainage as the key to future buildings and street projects.
A boastful proposal to hold a grand feast and slay an ox to honor the Commercial Club drew laughter as members debated inviting all to test whether this would spur another meeting or merely waste time and fuel ongoing discussions.
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless or railway telegraphy as eight hour laws increase demand. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement potential. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes under A A and Wireless officials and places graduates. Write for full details to Cincinnati Ohio or Philadelphia Pa.
Notices and ads mix in Attica area columns with household goods at McDermond’s Big Store and box supper at Watts schoolhouse. Real estate transfers list multiple Fountain County deeds including Logan and Richland townships, Veedersburg and Hillsboro parcels, with buyers and prices.
A public sale of residence at 14 mile notch and 14 mile west of Tangier, 414 cite southwest of Kingman, on Saturday November 26 starting at 10 am. Featured items include a brown horse, several mares, a spring mule, milk cow, Jersey heifer, yearling heifer, shoats, brood sows, breeding ewes, farm implements, oats, and hay. Terms: cash under $5, credit 9 months with 8 percent interest, 5 percent discount for cash, property not removed until terms met. Auctioneer Cot C. M. Pickard. clerk Perley Suhoup.
W E Bonebrake posts a Covington business event for Monday. A big laugh coming to you at the Opera House November 18. Our Village Postmaster is a scream from start to finish. A NEW BLUE RAMBLER ROSE debuts in America via McCornick Nursery Co Monroe Michigan sourced from Erfurt Germany. They offer a full line of plants and seek a reliable local salesman with free outfit and weekly pay. Experience not required.
The Youth's Companion expands to four hundred pages next year while keeping the same price of 1.70 for the fifty-two weeks of 1911. Readers are invited to request the 1911 Prospectus by mailing their address on a postcard, with sample copies and a gift of The Companion's Art Calendar in twelve colors and gold for new subscribers. The notice is from The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
Report notes a planned sniper event on Thanksgiving night at the I O O F wall in Yeddo with a 15 cent charge. Earlier, Millcreek township teachers’ spouses hosted a fine dinner at the local institute last Saturday, praised as a superb teachers’ institute with all educators in attendance.
Notice announces E Eldo Ewbank as administrator of the estate of Lancelot C Ewbank, deceased, Fountain County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Attorney is O B Ratcliff.
In the Fountain Circle estate of Ida M Tachischeck deceased, Fred Cuthbert as Administrator has filed final settlement. The court will examine the account on November 26, 1910, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause if needed. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time. Cruanor B. PurSpott, Attorney.
Petition filed in Fountain County Circuit Court by John G. Gordon as administrator of John B. Boyer deceased seeks court order for sale of estate real estate to pay debts. Respondents Albert Boyer Rae Boyer and unknown heirs must appear December 6 1910. Proceedings noted in Covington court with clerk Anson G. Madden and Deputy Leroy Sanders.
A Milner Georgia reader, Mrs T S Edwards, describes heart trouble relief after ten doctors deemed fatal. She credits Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine with recovery, noting renewed vigor for heavy work and camp meetings. The letter urges others to try the medicine and offers money back if no benefit.
Readable line suggests a classified or notice directing readers to contact Woody for winter lap robe or horse blanket or harness. No further context or details available.
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