Transfers Listed in C. E Lambert Abstract
Transfers reported include Theodore Miller to Clayton A Walkup for 40 acres in Sugar Creek at $1. Mell Hurley to L S Phipps for 160 acres in Greene at $100. Roy Aikman to Hugh Aikman for Lot 4 in Sylvester's Addition Montezuma at $800. James Clore by Sheriff to Sarah E Stone for 240 acres in Sugar Creek at $298. Sarah E Stone to Clifford A Dooley for 2.20 acres in Sugar Creek at $100. Fred D Pitman et al to Mary M Millikan for Lot 17 Block 4 Montezuma Land & Improvement Co 1st Addition Montezuma at $300. Ora C Gallup to Earl M Siner et al for multiple lots in Lyford City Sts. Ora L Brown to Samuel V Martin for 250 acres in Rockville at $1,650. David McClure by admr to Ivor E Mayes for Lots 60 61 62 638 and Part Lot 64 Alfred Hobson’s Second Addition Marshall at $895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Pitman
Mary M. Millikan
Montezuma Land & Improvement Company
Montezuma
David McClure
Admr
Ivor E. Mayes
Alfred Hobson
Marshall
Early Colonial Currencies and a Counterfeit Risk
John Sevier faced money needs in the Franklin era and studied colonial precedents. Massachusetts used corn and later musket balls. Hingham taxed with milk pails. fur, tobacco, and other goods circulated as money in various colonies. Sevier proposed linen, skins, and alcoholic rations as tender, but skin currency proved easy to counterfeit, with mispacked tails signaling pelts and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sevier
Franklin
Tennessee
Fourteenth Commonwealth
Pontiac
Massachusetts
Bay State
Hingham
Mass
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Sevier
Various Reflections on Society from Toledo Blade
A Brookings style collage quotes about alcohol, religion, marriage, and politics. The Toledo Blade items touch on consumer desire, aging, humor, prohibition, truth telling, healing, needs versus wants, family pies, European peace, and U.S. foreign relations.
July 1923 Farm Journal garden tips headline
The Farm Journal promotes July garden work with advice on weed control and pest management. It urges readers to weed and swat bugs, aiming for a productive season. The piece uses playful rural imagery to encourage timely garden care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Journal
Chamberlains Tablets Praised For Stomach And Liver
A reader testimonial from Mrs. William Volmer of Eastwood New York extols Chamberlains Tablets as a splendid remedy for stomach and liver issues. She says they never tire of telling others of their qualities and urges biliousness constipation and indigestion sufferers to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Volmer
Eastwood
N. Y
Hans Christian Andersen 100th Anniversary Tribute
The article notes the centennial since Andersen first appeared as an author at seventeen in The Day. It highlights the Odense museum relics such as baptismal and confirmation papers, and recalls his early behavior and school life. Odense is praised as Denmark’s patriotic city shaping world literature and history through chivalry and conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Christian Andersen
Andersen Museum
Odense
Hans Oh Tlan
Humani
Denmark
St. Canute
England
Long-Distance Wood Fuel River Trip
A Western Hemisphere wood fuel trek from Fort McMurray Alberta to the Mackenzie delta covers about 3000 miles round trip. Men winter in the forest to cut spruce and poplar wood, pile it on the bank, with logs burned by sap and gum. An old man works alone, using a self hauled sleigh, earning $4 a card for the company through his precise, square pile work admired by river men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McMurray
Alberta
Mackenzie River
Willie Answers Lake Question With Kettle Joke
The village school visits by the superintendent unfold with attentive pupils. When asked to define a lake, Willie pips up with a sharp quip, calling it a hole in the kettle, drawing a quiet moment from the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
When the Waiter Scored and the Cutlet Incident
A diner challenges a waiter over the quality of a cutlet calling it an insult to every self respecting calf. The waiter apologizes and explains the remark was not intended to offend.
Condolences and a Suspicious Tale of Green Ruin
In a dialogue from a Chicago News item, a neighbor suspects Mrs Green’s misfortune, while another theory suggests Green is abroad on a funded trip to Europe, prompting a call to drop condolence plans. The piece shifts to a separate note on a new English cotton cleaning machine using vibration and air to open and clean fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Mke
Europe
England
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Elephants’ Tusk and Teeth Unearthed at Magdalen College
Laborers digging gravel in Magdalen college Oxford uncover a tusk and four molar teeth of a large British elephant species buried four to six feet deep in terrace gravel. The rescued fragment now serves as a memorial and is exhibited in the college library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Deer Park
Magdalen College, Oxford
New Pain Reliever Claim For Toothache Relief
The American Journal of Pharmacy reports a new mixture of equal parts benzyl alcohol and chloroform can quickly relieve toothache. A few drops on cotton inserted into the cavity yields instantaneous, long lasting relief unlike other medicaments except cocaine. Benzyl alcohol has been known for eight years as an effective local anesthetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Journal of Pharmacy
Static Interference and Radio Efficiency
The fragment discusses radio static and efficiency, noting that midday in summer affects performance and midnight brings peak interference. It references radio experts but lacks concrete events, names, or locations to anchor a fuller report.
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A. R. Shonkwiler
Rocville, Indiana
J. F. Lee
Dallas
Prop
S. E. Moore
Mgr
L. Sproules
Montezuma, Ind
John Norris
King Hotel
Indiana
Stephenson & Watson
Attorneys Land’ Counselors
Atslaw Rockville, Indiana
Parke State Bank Bldg
Thruaege
H. B. van Sickle
West Union
DR. J. Co
Johnston Block
PhD
Montezi
Xreeder
Gall
A. J. Miles
Buick
F. M. McLaughlin
Notary Public Insurance
First National Bank
IND
Earl Morris
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
R. W. Johnston
Tutt’s
C. E Lambert
Rockville
Theodore Miller
Clayton A. Walkup
Mell Hurley
L. S. Phipps
Greene
Roy Aikman
Hugh Aikman
Sylvester
James Clore
Sherriff
Sarah E Stone
Sugar Creek
Sarah E. Stone
Clifford A. Dooley
Ora L Brown
Samuel V. Martin
New York
Woolworth
United States
Toledo Blade
U. S. Army Goons Store
S. Main St
Glinton, MD
Gamper
Army
Army Russet
Rair
Mi ‘ Ri Carbide
Army Pis
Interstate Salvage
Ohio River
Sam Schulman
Wenn
Neptunite
Barney Davy Montezuma
Iaai BS
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