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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1914

Page

3

Mint chief Landis resigns after twelve years of service

The United States mint director in Philadelphia Mr. Landis has resigned after twelve years. He notes he handled about 462.5 million in coin and bullion including 372 million in gold and 60.5 million in silver and minor coins. At turnover the mint held 415 million in coin and bullion. The largest balance in twelve years reached 452.09 million during the Roosevelt era.

United States Mint Philadelphia Landis Mr. Landis

Doing One Good Turn A Day Spirit Of Helpfulness

The Boy Scouts the article notes operate in most U S cities with populations over 4000 and must do one good turn daily. Last year five hundred forty eight scouts aided veterans at Gettysburg by guiding tents errands and caring for the sick. They helped flood victims in Ohio transported goods and funded relief efforts in many cities and took part in clean up campaigns and pest control while escorting seventy blind people to a Peary lecture in New York.

Boy Scouts United States Gettysburg Ohio Harrisburg Buffalo Yonkers N. Y Richmond Admiral Peary New York Museum of Natural History

Battle near Lundy's Lane after Chippewa clash

One hundred years ago American forces under General Brown moved toward Lundy's Lane by Niagara Falls. Sir Gordon Drummond arrived from Kingston with 800 troops to reinforce General Riall. He assumed command and pursued the Americans as both armies camped within three miles of each other before the fight.

Chippewa Brown Lundy’s Lane Niagara Falls Canada A.B.C Gordon Drummond Upper Canada Kingston Riall

Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Week

Transactions in Fountain County real estate last week filed for record via Douglass and Nelson Abstractors. Transfers include J R Teegarden to Rollie M Gray for lot 1 M J B add Kingman at 1000 dollars. Ed C Brummett to Elizabeth Crowder for trac Vicksburg at 10 dollars. J E Rosenbarger to Clara E Frazier for lot 4 E G add Veedersburg at 1400 dollars. D S Ferguson to Herbert J Rinn for lots 42-52 K add Covington at 265 dollars. J W Huber to Wm G Marshall frac Kingman at 1 dollar. F M Summers et al to Wm G Marshall frac Cates at 1 dollar. Robert Rex Claypool to Geo F Chamberlain frac Newtown at 1300 dollars.

Fountain Co Douglass and Nelson Covington Ind D.S. Ferguson & Wf Herbert J. Rinn Robert Rex Claypool Geo. F. Chamberlain Newtown

Mrs A J Johnson Visits Terre Haute and Perrysville Relatives

Mrs A J Johnson visited Terre Haute Tuesday evening. Her daughter Miss Kathyrn Nason visited Perrysville the same evening before heading to the city. They plan to reside in Terre Haute where Miss Nason will attend the State Normal. Abner Sowers and wife of Urbana Illinois visited Wash Sowers and family here. Found a gold O E S pin owner may have same by paying for this notice.

A. J. Johnson Terre Haute Kathyrn Nason Perrysville Miss Nason Abner Sowers Urbana Ill Wash Sowers O. E. Ss

M. E. Church Announces Pastor's Last Sermon

The M. E. Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 30, morning worship at 10 30, and an evening sermon at 7 30. This will be the pastor’s final sermon before the conference year.

Christian Church Sunday Schedule Announcement

For Sunday September 20 the program begins with Bible school at 9 30 A M. preaching at 10 45 A M. congregational singing at 7 15 and preaching at 7 30.

Old fashioned boy borrows books by pine knot light

A Pittsburgh Post note contrasts past library habits with modern access as readers now receive volumes by parcel post instead of walking long distances to borrow a book.

Parcel Post Pittsburgh Post

Chained to It Drip Pan Joke Reveals Home Duty

A humorous exchange lit by the line about having to go home to empty the drip pan under the refrigerator. The quip suggests a mundane domestic routine as the reason for short stays.

Absurd Claim About Dyspepsia Sparks Banter

A humorous exchange turns on a claim of dyspepsia with one character insisting the other has it if they never complain, prompting a sly retort about true症状.

Perjury Claim Sparks Divorce Petition Clash

A heated exchange cites perjury as one party accuses the other of lying about shared finances during divorce proceedings. The dispute references prior statements denying common wealth and emphasizes alleged deceit in court filings.

Untitled Question About Husband Health

A woman asks if her husband is out of danger while a doctor prepares to return, noting uncertainty about his condition. The exchange hints at a hospital or medical emergency situation and ongoing care.

Dinner hosts and visitors from Chicago trip

Miss Nellie Nolen entertained Mrs. A J Johnson and daughter Miss Kathyrn Nason at dinner Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H A Clingan visited in Chicago from Saturday until Wednesday.

Nellie Nolen A. J. Johnson Kathyrn Nason H. A. Clingan Chicago

Notice of dissolution and settlement for Booe Cory Hardware Co

Having dissolved partnership I have assumed all outstanding accounts and notes due the firm of Booe Cory Hardware Co all persons knowing themselves indebted to this firm will please call and settle at once with the assignee.

Booe-Cory Hardware Co

Change in Partnership Books Settlement Request

A notice from Rector and Ratcliff informs all parties indebted to their firm to call and settle immediately so they may close the partnership books.

Miss Mary Crowley Visits Flesher in Urbana Bloomingto

Miss Mary Crowley of Veedersburg visited J. L. Flesher and family Wednesday evening. Flesher was transacting business in Urbana and Bloomington this week.

Mary Crowley Veedersburg J. L. Flesher and Family J.L. Flesher Urbana Bloomington

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James W. Bonebrake America H. J. McAlister Chinaware Philadelphia Mint H. P. McCrary Kingman, Indiana J. R. Teegarden Rollie M. Gray Kingman Wiley Crowder & Wf Ed C. Brummett Trac Vicksburg Ed C. Brummett & Wi Elizabeth Crowder J. E. Rosenbarger & Wf Clara E. Frazier E. G J. W. Huber F. M. Summers Wm G. Marshall R. M. Gray Auto and Horse M. E. Church B. F. Clifton Christian Church Ora Philpott Marsh Purr Logan Dillon Alson Nolen Indianapolis Ona English West Union Rector & Ratcliff Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co H. 8S. Crocker Co California San Francisgo
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