Trustee Relocates Office in Luce Township Notice
The unreignod trustee of Luce Township moves his office to his residence two miles east of Eureka. He will be Fatfield on Tuesdays and Richland City on Fridays, and transect township on other days when at home. The notice also states the trustee’s Lincoln City office for Carter towns and business at other times along the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Township
Eureka
Fatfield
Richland City
Carter
Datkis
Harrison Township
Ds 3
Fulda
Saloon License Renewal Noting Lunch Service Planned
The undersigned will apply for permission to sell cigars and tobacco and serve lunch in connection with the saloon business at the same time and place. May 7, 1916. Sebastian Bogkting.
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Sebastian Bogkting
Appointment of Administratrix for Doras Bennett Estate
The undersigned has been appointed administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Doras Bennett, deceased, late of Spencer County. This notice records the official appointment and indicates ongoing administration of assets.
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Doras
Bennett
Spencer Said Yent
Township notices and bids call for county projects
The board of commissioners sets dates for township business and bids on multiple county projects. Projects include forty seven bridges, Stateville Lakey levee, and a Hammond township road improvement. Trustees will transact township business on specified days, with plans on file in the auditor's office. right to reject bids reserved.
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Said County
Auditor’s
Luce Township
James Parker
Board of Commissioners
Notice of license renewal for on premise liquor sale Spencer County
Wharter seeks license renewal for spirituous vinous and malt liquor sales for on premise drinking at a saloon in St Meinrad Spencer County Indiana. Application to Spencer County Board of Commissioners at the June 1916 term for one year with on premise consumption.
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Board of Commissioners
Spencer County
Indiana
Court House
St. Meinrad
Mill Street
Sheriff Sale Notices in Spencer County Indiana
By decree from the Circuit Court of Spencer County Indiana case 8955 Aaron B Hinkie versus Charles P Kanzler and Magdalena Kanzler, the sheriff will sell rents and profits for up to seven years on June 10, 1916 between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door. If insufficient, the fee simple of the described real estate may also be sold at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Spencer County
Indiana
Aaron B. Hinkie
Charles P. Kanzler
Magdalena Kanzler
Decree Proceeding Notes in Flora Chapman Case
Legal notice announces a decree case in Flora Chapman county with May 181 hearing. Sheriff records and Shaveaitod as attorney for the plaintiff indicate further action pending without relief from valuation or appraisement.
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Flora Chapman
Encer
Adiane
Sps
Areh Shaveaitod
Sheriff sale of Gleary estate in Spencer County Indiana
Floyd Chapman sheriff announces a public auction of a real estate parcel in Rockport Indiana to satisfy a decree in the case John M. Gwattney vs Liram F. Ray and Annie N. Ray. The sale, under terms no relief from valuation, includes a described tract in section 35 township 6 south range 7 west and occurs June 6, 1916 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse door with proceeds to cover the decree, interest and costs.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Hart vs Monks Spencer Indiana
Public auction set for June 15 1916 at the Rockport courthouse in Spencer County Indiana for rents and seven years of land in section 29 township 7 south range 7 west. The parcel lies in the southwest corner beginning five feet north of the mill lot and includes a 183 foot line to a Pattie lot with subsequent bounds to finish at the starting point. The sale also exposes the fee simple of the same real estate to satisfy the decree with costs and interest. Dated May 18 1916.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Spencers
John MM. Gwattney
Liram FP Ray
Annie N. Rey
Spener
Rockport
I. Jeheer
FuAake
Said
Gailey
Richland City
Floyd Chapman
Spencer County
Smith & McCullough, Aitys
Spencer Circuit Court
Samuel W. Hart
Bert W. Hart
Joan K. Monks
Maud I. Monks
Willian H. Snyder
Spencer
Section
Thomas Siebert
James Mattingly
R. B. Pattie
Lax-A-Man Ad Promotes Liver and Digestive Cure
An old advertisement claims Lax-A-Man can cure constipation biliousness indigestion and liver troubles. It promotes sale by T. C. Basye and presents a health claim in a period style.
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T. C. Basye
Mrs Linda Harrad finds relief from stomach trouble with Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Linda Harrad of Fort Wayne Indiana reports long standing stomach trouble and temporary relief until she used Chamberlains Tablets. She bought a bottle at a local drug store and experienced immediate relief from heaviness after eating and stomach pain.
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Chamberlain
Linda Harrad
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Usale
TLC
Basye
Lawsuit for Partition of Real Estate in Spencer County
In Spencer County Indiana circuit court case number 9006 a suit for the partition of real estate is filed by James M Abshier and Anna Abshier against John S Abshier Gwen Woods Robert Woods Alfred C Wright Bessie DeKinder and Iva Morrow. The defendants are notified to appear or demur by September 1916 or the complaint will be heard in their absence. Arch Stevenson attorney for plaintiffs. Lewis Woolfolk clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Spencer County
Circuit Court
Indiana
James M. Abshier
Anna Abshier
John S. Abshier
Gwen Woods
Robert Woods
Alfred C. Wright
Bessie Dekrinder
Tya Morrow
Iff
Gledin
Alice
Owen Woods
Bessie DeKinder
Iva Morrow
Ecourt
Penalty Notice for Street and Sewer Assessments
A notice warns that payments for street and sewer assessments must be paid by July 1. If not, a ten cent penalty will be added. The message is attributed to Jasenh Haug.
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Jasenh Haug
Lresaurer
Notice of Time for Paying Assessments in Spencer County
Drainage commissioner lists assessment amounts for landowners in Spencer County Indiana for an established ditch project. Named owners include Susan Browns Mary Wahl Wahls Louis Schaaf Henry Weller Peter Jochim Albert Kemp and others with various parcel descriptions and charges ranging from 5 to 91 dollars.
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Margaret Kemp
Albert Kemp
Elizabeth Koenig
Henry G. Weller
Peter Jochim
Peter Jochimse
Peter Jochimsw
Carter Township Public Highway Assessments Notice 1916
You and each of you are therefore hereby notified to pay said assessments to the undersigned at the Dale Bank in Dale Indiana in installments of ten percent of the total assessments against each tract or parcel of land. The first installment is due on the Sunday of July 1916 and subsequent installments are due on the 5th day of each month until the full sum is paid or sufficient funds are raised to construct said drain. Drainage Commissioner William E. Potter dated May 29 1916.
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Jos. Haug
Spencer County
Indiana
Spencer Circuit Court
Susan
Mary E. Wahl
Mary J. Wahlsne
Louis Schaaf
Louis Schaafine
Charles E. Schaafne
Henry Schroerer
John N. Jones
Wm. Kaiser
Haug
David Jones
John F. Beardsley
F.A. Brown
Rob weSo
Admer Mactuall
Alma Hang Se Nai
Carter Township
See
Carter Townsaty
Carter ‘Township
Pigeon Township
Warrick
Dale Bank
Dale
William E. Potter
Tricks of the Trade in a Busy Office
A stenographer visits a tall brunette bookkeeper amid envelopes and paste. The bookkeeper explains she fixes envelopes to appear rushed to customers, making old letters look new. The boss feigns hurry, fueling antics over letter handling and office theatrics.
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Exchane
Fragmentary OCR Linguistic Note of Word History
The fragment discusses the word gaiters and related terms, noting definitional challenges and historical usage. It includes garbled phrases about dictionaries, language, and possible references to military discounts and century spans without clear context.
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Wehewcohier
Mule with Noted Reputation Shipped to Plantation
An enslaved worker recalls the transfer of a valued mule to a Crathsm county plantation for cotton work. The owner questions the animal’s performance as the workers reflect on the mule’s behavior and impact on daily tasks. A Sunday follow up visit reveals continued curiosity about the mule’s role and effects on labor.
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Onan
Savannah
Apphiaiition
Crathsm County
Tal
In Debt and Divorce Denied by City Doctor
Henry laments lack of money to obtain a divorce while a doctor cautions about bad company. A literal, clipped dialogue reveals social pressure and personal hardship in a tense moment. The scene hints at looming consequences if he remains with harmful associates.
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Henry
No Man Always Guarded Says The Penitentiary Holds Some
An aphorism from the Baltimore American contrasts constant self control with a flourish. It notes there is a class of men who can always be guarded in conduct, answering a rhetorical inquiry with a wry reference to the penitentiary.
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Baltimore American
Hicks-Bluffer discusses buying an automobile
The Boston Transcript quips about Hicks-Bluffer and Wicks-Bluffer with satire on marriage bonds and cash dividends. The lines mock financial and personal commitments while noting everyday purchases.
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Hicks—Bluffer
Wicks—Bluffer
Liszt and Leipzig Encounter in Early Career
The text recollects Felix Weingartner seeking Liszt in Leipzig after his conservatory studies, facing a stern reception from the renowned composer. It notes questions about his training and memory of the city, reflecting the era’s expectations and the master’s exacting standards.
Ancient Babylon Tablet School Notes Survive
Fragments from an ancient Babylonia temple school, dating over 2,300 years BC, show texts in two scripts. The tablets reveal notes on sciences copied by pupils, studied at Nip pur and preserved in the University of Pennsylvania collection.
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Gries
Babsy
University of Pennsylveida
Nippur
Youl
Narrow Escape Tales From Africa Return
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a perilous journey with two travelers. One man narrowly escapes capture while another is pursued and overtaken by a hostile force as the speaker intervenes to prevent further harm.
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Africa
Teshouh
A. Bie
Brvne
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