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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
5
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Auction at the farm one half mile west of Yeddo on Friday October 18 1912 at 10:00 AM offers 10 horses and mules 7 milk cows 25 hogs and farm implements. Items include bay mare horses bay mules chesters white sows and Jersey cows with several foals and milkers. Terms: cash under 5. over 5 with 12 month note at 8 percent. 5 percent cash discount on notes. Lunch on grounds and a sample coal oil engine advertised nearby.
Auction at my residence one mile southwest of Tangier on Saturday October 19 at 10 am offers horses, mules and cattle including a mare age three, a three year old horse, two yearling mules, a spring mule and two heifers. Also hogs and sheep with a full blood Polland China male, six shoats, twelve breeding ewes and a buck. Hay, oats straw, oats and corn valued items plus cash in hand. Credit terms apply for sums over five dollars with nine months freehold security at eight percent interest. cash saves four percent and no removal until terms met. Thompson Hobson Col Chas M Pickard, Auctioneers. R A McCord, Clerk.
Fred Madden nearly became the unintended guest of a lively family gathering on Wednesday night as fourteen relatives arrived to celebrate. The attendees included Col. A. G. Madden, his wife and son, Glenwood, Aunt Sarah Lindley and grandson Geo. Madden, Sam Lindley and family, Lot Lindley and Tay Madden, and Albert Farr and family. In local business, Irvin Lindley bought the Mary Ewbank property on north First Street and John W. Baker acquired the Harrison Fowler farm near Cates, via Howrey & Keller. Mrs. Rosa Ash of Danville visited her parents Dr. and Mrs. Adam Bonebrake, while Eden P. Gose of Kingman, Ind. advertised white rye for sale.
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