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A brief, cryptic line questions a range of possible allowances or gifts, mentioning a sum of one thousand dollars as a focal point and inviting consideration of transfer or permission.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
4
A brief, cryptic line questions a range of possible allowances or gifts, mentioning a sum of one thousand dollars as a focal point and inviting consideration of transfer or permission.
Advice urges residents to praise and improve their town, support local institutions, and commerce. Emphasizes public spirit, serving the community, and choosing the Florence at Booe-Cory Holw Co for winter shopping.
An advertisement promises home treatment for piles with a new absorption method. It claims immediate relief and speedy cures and offers free trial samples upon sending an address to Mrs. M Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Claude Ratcliff expresses gratitude for public support during his time with Rector & Ratcliff and respectfully seeks continued patronage under the new firm.
When you feel chilly come in Booe Cory introduces a new stove to heat homes. The ad promotes comfort and efficiency for winter needs.
Mr and Mrs Jake Young returned Saturday morning from a two week vacation trip with a brother in law and wife on a six hundred mile drive through southern Indiana and Illinois. Many attended local reunions and teachers joined the county institute at Rockville. Liberty township school will open next Monday.
The Warren Republican reported the plant of Mrs. John Gregory has passed into receivership with John F. Ritenour of Williamsport appointed. Mr Rodgers, previously in control, has been in poor health, a factor in the business failure.
Local notes report the M. E. Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. James Marks on Thursday September 10. Other items mention L. A. Clingan visiting from Danville Illinois and Miss Alene Moore visiting Veedersburg yesterday.
Republican legal voters and affiliates are called to meet in mass convention at the town hall in Yedda on Saturday afternoon September 5, 1914 at 2 30 for nominating a township ticket to be voted on at the November 1914 general election. Following are the offices for which nominations must be made.
Real estate transfers filed for record include Rena M. Rice to Robert L. Milford for Pt lot 34 McD.S. Co. add Attica 3000. Mattie Stafford to James C. McBride and wife lots 71-72 and E 1 3 of 73 Newtown 1400. Hattie H. Conger and husband to Hazel S. Tignor lots 20-21-26-27 C. K. H. add Veedersburg 40. Albert Bever and wife to Marion E. Rodebaugh 47 A. Fulton township 3000. Josephine Wheelock and husband to Attica B. & L. Assn percent of lot 58 Resurvey Attica 2500. Frank C. Milligan and wife to Lloyd C. Forkner frac Sterling C. H. Ratcliff and wife to Scott E. Ratcliff interest in lots 48 51-52 Kingman and tract adjacent 1000. Therme and Wagner Brewing Co. to Seminole Realty Co. lot 122 O. P. Covington and part of lot 223 G. add Attica 1 etc.
Notice asks all debtors knowing themselves to be indebted to Rector & Ratcliff to settle their accounts at once. Rev E J Jenkins to preach at 11 am Sunday. Invites attendance. Reference to 1915 Maxwell at Coyington Fair. Public notice of an electric self starter vehicle advertised at $765 and Kingman sending quota to Crawfordsville fair.
Claiming a free trial treatment called Chronicure, the notice markets relief for rheumatism and related ailments. It cites a mail order offer from Mrs. M Summers of South Bend Indiana and lists additional contact points and testimonials. The item also includes assorted local notices and advertisements about hardware stores and business trips.
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