Notice of Administrator Sale in White County Indiana
Administrator of Ellen M. Downs estate announces sale of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 23 in town 27 north range 5 west White County Indiana. sale may be private for cash or one half purchase price by promissory note with security. bids open at Palmer and Carr Law Building Monticello. sale to raise funds to pay debts and liens. highest bid at full appraised value with court approval. bids accepted sealed or open until sale. William F. Snyder administrator. June 4 and June 6 1918.
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White County
Indiana
Circuit Court of
Palmer and Carr
Law Building
Monticello
White Circuit Court
Flen M. Downs
William F. Snyder
Ellen M. Downs
Frank Floyd
Sadie Erwin
Ghorge W. Kassabalum
Jono Vankirk
Ancle B. Vankirk
Charles G. Carleon
C. W. Wallace
Harry Baugh
Wallace
Twenty five years ago world fair notices and local life
Miss Ida Murray and Miss Maggie Roach attend or visit the World's Fair with others mentioning Kentland Goodland Monticello and Oakdale Park. Local events include marriages at Levi Reynolds' farm and the death of George Uhl with funeral rites by Odd Fellows and G A R. Missing child Johnny Berkey is found near Yeoman after a fire alarm.
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Ida Murray
Maggie Roach
Capt. Ward
Mountain Seminary
Altoona
Tribune
John M. Turner
Levi Reynolds
Priscilla Reynolds
S.C. Orr
Geo. Knox
Herald
Will McCulloch
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Chicago
George Uhl
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Tippecanoe and
Boothroyd
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Brooke
Methodist Church
Monticello residents bring boy to town after concern
After consultation, Monticello residents decided to ease a boy's night of anxiety by returning him at once. They hitched up and brought him to town, a considerate unselfish act deserving remembrance.
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Lan
Monticello
Final appeal to Indiana doctors to join Medical Officers Reserve Corps
The government urges Indiana physicians especially under 40 to apply for commissions in the Medical Officers Reserve Corps to meet a July 1 quota. Doctors should travel to Indianapolis for examination at Ft Harrison rather than wait for examiners. A five member sub committee will classify all doctors and publish divisions to show who should apply.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ft. Harrison
Indiana Committee
Council of National Defense
Medical Reserve Corps
France
Volunteer Service Corps
Lafayette Aviator Reugaimer Sets Forty-Five Fights Record
Clarence Reugaimer from Lafayette enlisted in July in Columbus Ohio and served in San Antonio Texas before going to France. He tallied forty five air engagements, most recently suffering a broken leg when his plane overturned. A French camp paper carried a photo of him bringing down an enemy plane in flames. He hopes to double his victories in six months and urges more overseas news to boost enlistments.
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Clarence Reugaimer
Lafayette
Aviation Corps
Columbus
Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
France
Army
Swiss peat industry seeks $1 million loan plan
The Geneva Tribune reports a syndicate plans to ask the federal council for a $1,000,000 loan to develop peat industry in Switzerland. Large scale extraction is proposed with operations targeting 24 peat fields.
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Geneva Tribune
Federal Council
Switzerland
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedy Ad
Article advises drinking water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to treat constipation. Recommends mild laxatives and warns harsh cathartics dehydrate. Endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective. Legal blanks for sale at The Herald.
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Chamberlain
War hints and duties for Indiana readers
Indiana wartime guidance urges farmers to hire Working Reserve youths, urges patriotic Fourth of July plans, promotes War Savings Stamps and garbage reuse, outlines Purdue home economics classes, explains Farm Labor Reserve, and cites medical ads for catarrh and kidney remedies.
Indiana Crude Petroleum Output and Wells in 1917
Indiana produced 759102 barrels of crude oil in 1917, down 9934 barrels from 1916. Total new wells set at 266, while oil wells brought in rose by 174 to 14 more than 1916. initial yields averaged 28 barrels, 6 more than 1916. Activity persisted in Trenton rock districts near Camden and Jay County, Monroe Township in Allen County, and revived drilling in Peru district, Miami County, with Western Indiana showing steady work in Sullivan, Gibson, and Pike Counties including new territory near Washington Township west of Petersburg.
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Indiana
Trenton Rock
Tudiana
Camden
Jay County
Monroe Township
Allen County
Geneva
Peru
Miami County
Sullivan, Gibson
Pike
Washington Township
Petersburg
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
A house remedy recommendation urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach and bowel pain when a physician is unavailable. It claims prompt treatment can avert fatalities and promotes buying now. Also an ad notes a bundle of old newspapers for sale at the Herald office for 5 cents.
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Chamberlain
Herald
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Grand-Aid Co
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Monticello Drug Company
Johnny Berkey
Frank Berkey
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Fiere
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Wim. Cripe
W. J. Schock
John Seal
Hildren
Heral
Indiana State Council of Defense
George Ade
Isaac D. Straus
State House
Liberty Guard
George Harney
Protection Committee of the State Council
Uncle Sam
Ecoaxing
Purdue
Mary Matthews
America
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Sanol
Bowman Bros. Drug Store
United States
Gilsinger
Buffalo Shafer-Albin Co
Idaville
Cover & Cover
Reynolds Baker & Shields
Dye & Gardner
Republic Trucks
Republic Truck Sales Co
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Rhone
F. A. Turfler
D. O. Osteopathic
American School of Osteopathy
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