Court Business for Week at Bloomfield
In Bloomfield on December 5 the circuit court record lists seven new suits and appoints administrators for four estates with bonds set from 50 to 2000 dollars. Actions include note disputes, replevin for title, damages against railways, a divorce, an account, and a miner's lien foreclosure involving Everett Prive and Everett Richards.
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Bloomfield
Circuit Court
Belle Templeton
James Templeton
William H. Dowden
Homer S. Dowden
William A. Emery
Chas. S. Emery
John M. Geddés
Albert M. Geddes
When Stars
Lloyd P. Hays
Everett Prive
Ervin Ray
Greene County
Indiana
Mary E. Hall
James W. Hall
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago, St. Louis
Arnold H
Johnson
William C. Hall
Bertha Taylor
Arthur Taylor
Eugene P. Ingale
Clarence Everhart
Everett Richards
The Master Says No Outing This Evening
In a terse exchange the husband insists they are not going out this evening and, aligning actions with his words, they leave for the evening.
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Wei
Indianapolis Markets: Hogs Cattle Eggs and Butter Prices
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis market activity for hogs cattle sheep calves eggs poultry butter and butterfat. Hogs receipts 5000 prices 11.25 to 11.65 with declines 10 to 25 cents. Cattle receipts 200 prices 8 to 12 for steers and 5 to 10.50 for cows and heifers. Eggs strictly fresh 54 cents delivered. Butter jobbers 49 to 52 cents. butterfat 49 to 52 cents per pound.
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Indianapolis
Marriage Motto: When She Marries for Money It Is Hers
Toledon Blade notes a witty axiom on marriage ethics, stating that a woman who marries for money gains ownership of the arrangement, while a man who does so also gains ownership, reflecting a satirical view on financial motives in marriage.
Amish Pilgrims Return Home After New Mexico Sojourn
Ohio born Amish migrants sought a promised land in New Mexico but found conditions better back in Ohio. The sect reportedly preserves its customs after more than a century with little change.
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Ohio
New Mexico
Neighbors Help Widow Till Corn Field in Illinois
In Morris Illinois twenty nine neighbors gathered on Mrs Stephen Kleinmaier’s field yesterday. With 15 teams they shucked and cribbed 1700 bushels of corn before dusk. Mrs Kleinmaier has struggled to keep Bark Farm running since her husband’s death last summer aided by her fifteen year old son.
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Morris, Ill
Stephen Kleinmaier
Kleinmai
Love of One's Work Inspires Patient Craft
A reflective note on labor and artistry stressing that true devotion matters more than speed or scale. It asserts that enduring patience and a solemn purpose guide all creative effort, whether painting a rose petal or a canyon, with admiration following the craft.
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Ruskin
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