Local items and notices from The Journal page
Several brief society and business notes from Knightstown area readers. Highlights include visits by R W Steele to Richmond and L L Camplin in Shirley, Mrs Ella H Buchtel in Indianapolis, and Wick Frederick moving to Shirley to manage a fertilizer factory. Also mentions weddings, funerals, estate matters, and a reminder to use The Journal want column with pricing.
For Sale Thirty or Forty Farms in Indiana Counties
Classified brief lists 30 or 40 farms for sale in Johnson Brown and Marget counties. Advertisement by J W Perkinson Morgantown Ind R R No. includes contact details.
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Johnson, Brown and Marget Counties
J. W. Perkinson
Morgantown
Ind
R. R. No
Reverend J John Scott Defrauds and Attacks Witness in Gold Theft Case
The narrator recounts a crime story where a con artist posing as Reverend John Scott befriends a man, lures him to walk home, and robs him of $16,000. A garroting attempt is carried out but the victim survives after two weeks in hospital. Police search for suspects for a year without success.
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Robert McClure
Atiaphebor
Dackevyt
Finn
Lie
Ohn Scott
Scott
Butternut Street
Aly
Inet
Fie
Barrow
Gentiemin
Atenward
Mt Odad
American Bowles Persuades Nogi to Strike Left at Port Arthur
American Martin Bowles, in the Russo Japanese War tale, wins General Nogi’s trust by guiding a feint that distracts Russian forces. Bowles, a veteran abroad since childhood, leverages his influence to secure dispatch access after the Japanese capture of a fort.
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Nogi
Port Arthur
Martin Bowles
Europe
Mosby
Connecticut
Bowles
Nog
Ted Bourses
Fort Arthur
Tikhen
Tran Vestlovsky
Ivan
Fox Nogi
Guna
Ivan Vestrovsky
Manus
Barriiage
Offeer
Hin
Mir
Koywles
Mrr. Bowles
Arther PD
Berwick
Notice of Administration in Henry County probate
Notice is hereby given that the judge appointed by the court of Henry County Indiana has named Henry H. Rutledge as administrator of the estate of William and Kulibeige, deceased. The administrator will appear to be solvent. Dated June 14. Avwest, Jos M. Brown, Clerk, Char Lett Carter, Chas La Morea, L A ormey.
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Barrow
Air
South Africa
Liasa
Henry Counts
Stais
Lodeaba
Williaam & Kulibeige
Baldeetare
Henry H. Rutledge
Pate
Les
Avvest
Jos M. Brown
Qierk Herter
Chevitt Cott Chas
LA Morea
LA Ormey
Cream bread temptations bring visitors from nearby towns
Dill Bros. Charles Davenport now of Newcastle renews old ties while Carl Bundy of Greenfield with cousin Jesse Jessup of Clay Center Nebraska visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner and daughters Mary and Elberta travel to Muncie with Will Gordon and wife then plan weeks in Steuben county near Angola. Postmaster Swain announces earlier mail closure and possible return of early morning west-bound exchange or an interurban service.
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Charles Davenport
Knightstows
Newcastle
Carl Bundy
Greenfield
Jesse Jessup
Clay Center
Nebraska
R. Wagoner
Mary
Elberta
Muncie
Swain
A. J. Ball
Big Four Excursions to Milwaukee Fare Details
One fare plus 50 cents to Milwaukee Wisconsin and back for Uniformed Foresters Modern Woodmen of America. Tickets valid June 15 to 18 1905 with return by June 26 and extension to July 25 1905.
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Milwaukee
Pennsylvania Lines Excursions to Cedar Springs Health Resorts
Springs of wonderful curative power attract visitors to Cedar Springs health and pleasure resorts, reached by the Pennsylvania Lines via New Paris. Hotels and accommodations are under capable management.
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Carlsbad
Cedar Springs
Pennsylvania
New Paris
Seashore Excursions On Pennsylvania Lines Highlight Summer Travel
The article promotes Pennsylvania Lines excursions including a $25,009 festival to Indianapolis the week of June 71st with round trip plus 25 cents, and a mid August Seashore trip on August 17 to Atlantic City and Cape May. It touts fast through trains, 50,000 boardwalk promenaders, 100,000 bathers, and health benefits of sea air with special low fares and local ticket agents for details.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapols
Germany
Italy
Holland
Japan
North American Gymnastic Union
Allstic City
Cape May
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
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