Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County This Week
Real estate transfers filed in Fountain County show numerous trades and deeds. Listings include Marx Herzog & ws to Ed Hashberger tract Hillsboro for 1000 and Isaac Allen to Ciara Gilmore for 1 dollar, among many others in Attica, Jackson, Troy, and Covington townships. Community notices mention visits by Jacob Kendall's Hamrick, Ill. family and Fern Bingham visiting R A McCord.
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Fountain Co
Fue Star
O. S. Douglas
Covington
Ind
Marx Herzog & Ws
Ed Hashberger
Trac
Hillsboro
Deserving Recognition of James O Bonebrake State Leader
James O Bonebrake, long active in the Rural Letter Carriers, was re elected president of the state association at Shelbyville in a unanimous vote. He was also named delegate at large to the National Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Nashville September 17 to 20, with plans to attend. The local group and many friends praise his work and expect continued benefit to the rural route system under his leadership. A night in Shelbyville highlighted the grand meeting, and next year’s state gathering will be in Greencastle. Nearby items note Elbert Guilford leaving for Danville to drum at the Colliseum, Fred Moore visiting from Delphos, and Miss Helen Flesher staying with Joseph Bodine’s family. J Myrtle Harvey invites fall and winter millinery shoppers, plus a note on a two reel special and 10 cent films for Saturday night.
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James O. Bonebrake
State Association
Shelbyville
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Nashville
Tenn
Bonebrake
Greencastle
Weedersburg News
Special Trains for Covington Fair
Covington Fair crowds will have ample train service with two extra specials plus regular trains. Special departures from Danville are 9:30 am and 11:45 am Thursday and Friday, with a return from Covington at 7:00 pm. Additional eastbound service to Crawfordsville at 5:00 pm and a Wabash north line held to Attica until 5 pm each evening. Coaches abundant. fair exhibits ready. goose racing and free attractions planned. Sept 17 to 20 next week.
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Covington
Danville
Crawfordsville
Attica
Bodine Farm Sells For 20000 In Wabash Township Sale
The Bodine farm of Mrs. Harry Glascock and Mrs. Alma Rogers with Paul C. Board, Covington, sold to William Martin of Danville for 20000. The 320 acre property in Wabash township formed part of the late James Bodine estate.
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Bodine
Harry Glascock
Kingman
Alma Rogers
Paul C. Board
Covington
William Martin
Danville
Wabash Township
James Bodine
Local News Briefs and Community Notes
The Star reports delays due to a press break. Bentonville visitors Reed and Nate Farr discussed shipping apples here for market. Willis Moore arrives from Olympia to visit son Ruben. Lem Pithoud, Lloyd Ward, Bertha Shoal, and Venus Gose spend Sunday at the Shades. W. R. Massey and wife, Fremont Russell and wife guests of F. M. Lewis. A 10 pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Jackson last Sunday. Wm. Gaskill in Covington on business. Thus, Dark and family visit Yeddo. Pearl Thompson in Attica on business. Rye for sale by F. M. Tibbett in Tangier.
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Lem Pithoud
Lloyd Ward
Bertha Shoal
Venus Gose
the Shades
Cecil Jackson
McCormick Nursery Co seeks salesmen in Monroe section
The McCormick Nursery Co of Monroe Michigan seeks a reliable man or woman to sell trees shrubs roses and related stock. Specialties include Bing Cherry October Purple Plum and Mercereau Blackberry. No experience required they provide training and outfit free. Write for particulars and mention this paper.
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McCormick Nursery Co
Monroe
Mich
Man's sociality of nature and its biographic lure
The author notes mankind’s enduring fascination with others, citing biography as a revealing study. He argues that the proper study of man remains mankind, as readers seek to understand and even inhabit another’s perspective to grasp their actions and world view.
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Thomas Carlyle
Exercise Must Be Maintained Throughout Life
The article argues that persistent daily exercise is essential from youth onward to prevent atrophy and degeneration of the muscular system. It emphasizes using muscles and breathing regularly to build lung capacity and overall health, claiming such practice can add years to life.
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Heoatian
Why Silver Tarnishes Explained in Harper's Weekly
The article explains that silver tarnish comes from sulfurous compounds in the air and warns that untreated surfaces blacken in months. It advises coating with a collodion varnish diluted in spirits to keep silver bright, removable with warm water, and suggests restoring tarnish by rubbing with a dilute solution of potassium cyanide followed by rinsing.
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Harper’s Weekly
Reg ular Wag Warns Workers In Roof Hoisting
A Regular Wag passes a tall building with workmen hoisting lumber to the roof. He jokes with the foreman asking the load not to fall until he passes. The foreman laughs and says it wouldn’t hurt his head.
Reminiscent Exchange on Street Candidate
A dialogue fragment shows one speaker warning John about a candidate on a street and another asking why he would not pursue it, noting a steam roller is being used on the street. The terse exchange hints at a public activity or protest context with implied civic involvement.
After the Hug A Silent Corsage Cigars Incident
A playful dialogue leads to a comic moment as a couple jokes about cigars and a broken cigarette package hidden in a corsage after a hug, revealing lighthearted banter between two speakers.
Not Quite On Rousseau and the Giants 97
A dialogue hints at Rousseau and a 1997 Giants season reference. The exchange questions knowledge of Rousseau and recalls a possible connection to a New York Giants roster from that year.
Birthday Surprises and Local News From Crawfordsville Area
Monday celebrated Mr. S W Russell’s birthday with a dinner among families including the Lieses and Hadleys. Brown reunion and various visits to Noblesville, Indianapolis, and Howard are noted along with births and a range of local social events. Iridium article explains rarity, uses, and 1911 import data.
Cattle Sale Offers 100 Head of Select Feederge Stock
Auction note lists 100 head of feederge cattle offered by Myer and Ward with terms to suit the purchaser.
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Myer & Ward
Mrs Rose Hawkins Returns Home From Ridge Farm Visit
Mrs Rose Hawkins of Ridge Farm Illinois returned home Monday after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends here. Jas A Copeland was in Rossville Illinois on business yesterday.
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Rose Hawkins
Ridgefarm, Ill
Jas. A. Copeland
Rossville, Ill
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J. W. Bonebrake
Indiana
Chas. Gilmore & Wf
Isaac Allen
Ciara B. Gilmore
A. Wabash
James Y. Beam
C. E. Beam
A. Jackson
Will Cline
Robert L. McCord
A. Troy Tp
A. L. McCord & Wt
Wil Cline
P. Attica
R. R. Pollom
Nancy E. VanDeventer
John M. Songer
Chambersburg
Amanda E Engle
Callie Shade
Otelia E Larson
Hush
Sophia Lindburg
O. P. Attica
Ellen A
Hilda
Stella Sanders
Edna Delp
Reuben Sanders
Jackson
John Sackmire
John G. Gordon
Eddy Russell
Margaret E McMahon
A. Troy
Steely McMahon & Wf
Margaret McMahon
Jacob Kendall and
Hamrick, Ill
T. H. van Duyn
Fern Bingham
R. A. McCord
Elbert Guilford
Danville, UL
Colliseum Theatre
Fred Moore
Delphos, O
Effie Moore
Helen Flesher
Joseph Bodine and
J. Myrtle Harvey
Chas. M. Hudson
Covington Fair
Reed
Nate Farr
Bentonville, Ark
Willis Moore
Olympia
Wash
Ruben
W. R. Massey
Freemont Russell
F. M. Lewis and Family
Wm. Gaskill
Dark
Yeddo
Pearl Thompson
F. M. Tibbett
Tangier
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall
Borg
I McCall’s
W. 37Th St
New York City
Puck
Rousseau
Ment
Kingman Furniture Store
Rush Creek
S. W. Russell
Liese Russell
Horace
Clifford Hadley
Eunice
W. O. Mendenhall
M. C. Thompson
Grace Wood
Melvin Brown
Brown
Rites-MccGill
Dana
T.G Weaver
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Mrs Sam Wahscoyoc
Scott Marks
Myra Ephlin
Howard
Walter Dennis
Ervin Swaim
United States Geological Survey
United States
Bureau of Statistics
REE
Ito
M. Summens
Notre Dame
U. S
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