License to sell intoxicating liquors in Me inrad Indiana 1913
Notice of application by an unnamed owner to the Spence county Board of Commissioners to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a room on lot 129, first ground block in Meinrad town, with a year long license and dining service, including cigars and lunch, at premises fronting Brewery Street. The detailed premises description is provided, including room dimensions and visibility from the street. Dated June 6, 1913.
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Board of Commissioners
Spencex County
Indiana
Rockport
Spencer County
Hungreet
Ewentynine
Meinrad T
Brewery Street
Saif
Application for Spirituous Liquor License in Spencer County
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will at the July term 1913 of the board of commissioners of Spencer County Indiana hold court at the courthouse to apply for a license to sell spirituous vinous liquors. The hearing will occur on the first Monday in July 1913.
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Board of Commissioners
Spencer County
Indiana
Court House
Said County
Public Sale Notice for Malt Liquor License and Saloon Site
A public notice describes a one year license term for selling malt liquors at a saloon located on a street in New Boston township Indiana. Details cover the exact premises, interior dimensions, doorway, windows, and access features. The sale date is set for June 6 1918 with owner John Friedel listed.
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Avith
Dohn Friédel
Rockport Alcohol License Hearing for 1st Monday
Bureaucratic notice to Rockport residents that on the first Monday in Rockport Indiana a board of commissioners will hold a hearing at the courthouse to renew an intoxicating liquor license for a one year term. The described premises include a two story brick building on a lot in Ohio Township with specific room dimensions and layout. The business location is in the front room on the first floor and adjoins a store room.
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North
New Boston
Huff ‘Township
Goghty
Indiana
Hiteheay
Archers Fast
Pouth Korte
Svivarer
Jesearsa
Wigehtech
Rockport
City
Ohio
Wm. R. Hynes
Tventy
Jong
Reyes Port Alana
Permit to sell cigars and tobacco and serve lunch
A lessee in Celon room seeks permission to sell cigars and tobacco and to serve lunch. The notice cites June 6, 1913 or 1935 as the relevant date and mentions Josephi Hargis in connection with the lease action.
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Cel¢On
Josephi
Hargis
Notice to Contractors for Spencer County School Houses
State of Indiana Spencer County trustees invite sealed bids for two new school houses in Richland City area. Bids due June 1 1913 opened at 1 p.m. Bonds required with bid. Contracts awarded to lowest responsible bidder. affidavit of noncollusion required. Right to reject any bid reserved.
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Indiana
County of
Spencer
Sven
Lycee
Spencer County Schuyler Gs Ferguson Trof
Richland City
States of Agesaid
Schoal
Sai
Sowie
Spender
Bae ‘School
County
Spencer County Sealed Coal Bids Sought
Auditor John T Stevenson announces bids due July 7 1993 at Spencer County Auditor's office for furnishing 1890 bushels coal to the Court House and 3000 bushels to the County infirmary. Coal to meet specifications lamp coal screened weighed on scales. Bond required with bid. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any bid.
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Audictor
Spencer’ Co
India
Sheriff Sale Notice in Spencer County Indiana 1913
Sheriff Isaac L. Kramer exposes at public sale the south half of the southwest quarter of section 20 in township 6 south range 6 west except one acre, for seven years, to satisfy the judgment of Nelson W. Montgomery. Bidders may view the property at the Spencer County courthouse on the 11th day of July 1913 between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The real estate is owned by Lambert Wathen Orval Wathen Cary E. Beeler and Hubert F. Seale. The sale proceeds go to satisfy the judgment with costs. No relief from valuation laws.
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Spencer
Spencer County
Indiana
Umber Twenty
Svehcer County
Lambert
Wathen
Orval
Cary
E. Beeler
Hubert F. Sealesiat
Nelson
W. Montgomery
Notice to Non-Residents Divorce Case in Spencer County
Notice to non residents in Indiana Spencer County SSp No 8.577 states a divorce complaint involving Lela. Action seeks service and response as required by law. Suit concerns marital dissolution and requests court determination of relevant remedies.
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State of
Indiana
Spencer County
Lela
May Jones versus Edgar Franklyn Jones in Spencer County
A messy early 20th century court notice from Spencer County Indiana lists May Jones as plaintiff against Edgar Franklyn Jones with an appearance requirement set for September 1, 1913, and mentions an administrator notice for the estate of Francis Mie Ragsdale with Mary B. Ragsdale as administratrix and EF L. Boyd as attorney.
Eggs and Farming Practices Save Losses in Egg Quality
A U.S. Department of Agriculture bulletin reports on experiments in Kansas to measure egg deterioration under farm store and transport conditions. Infertile eggs resist heat better, blood rings cause losses, and proper nesting and cooling reduce spoilage.
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United States Department
Agri
Bulletin 160
Bureau, of Animal Industry
Kansas
Eveland
Aesturgetlltcé
Egescina Ecole
High Farm Fire Losses Prompt Calls for Egg Nest Safety
A June fire report shows over two dozen fires linked to sparks and lightning with losses near 9.1 million dollars yearly. The data urges farmers to keep clean nests dry and secure, and to report fires within ten days to aid rapid response and minimize damage.
Fragmentary Text About Symbols and Sequences
The source presents a garbled passage referencing symbols such as stars, an eagle with thirteen quills and letters, and phrases like See the other side. It mentions thirteen arrows and a shield, with unclear context and scattered wording.
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Pealee
Handling C and D Parcel Post Regulations Summary
The article outlines parcel post rules including sender addressed packages with a value amount to be collected, a tag acting as a money order receipt, and routes via city and rural carriers. It notes some limitations such as not mailing to the Philippines or canal zone and mentions rural carrier acceptance and special delivery riders.
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Patines Parce
Svill
Philipines
Week reports show 200 fires and losses over 07 322
The first official weekly fire report by state fire marshal W E Longley lists 200 fires and a loss of 745 322 while covering the seven days of June. Figures are compiled from township trustees town clerks and fire chiefs statewide with notes on timing and reporting caveats.
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Frst
Prac
W. E. Longley
Heepee
Mar- Shal
All's Catarrh Cure Adverts by Cheney and Co Toledo
Framed sworn testimonial by Frank J Cheney senior partner of Cheney and Co promising one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by All's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 26 1888 in Toledo Ohio. Includes claims of cure and sale through druggists at 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas
J.cheney
Andi
Pods
Cheney& Go
Frank J. Chenry
WY. Gleason
Iich
Cheney&-60
Hall
Back to the Home arit I know a little bachelor
A readable fragment mentions a bachelor theme and scattered words about home and a humorous or nonsensical note. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or named entities. No distinct persons or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
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USA
The Home and Women’s Place in Society Writ by Helen Roygland
A quoted letter from Helen Roygland in the St Louis Post Dispatch argues that modern women seek work outside the home while traditional domestic roles persist. The piece contrasts old fashion virtue with new employment, imagining a future where men and women share tasks at home and beyond.
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Katy
Ana
Helen Roygland
St.Louis
Post
Is Dispatch
Tooter and Printer: The Local Paper’s Steady Advertiser
A reflective piece on the business of local advertising, praising the steady printer who builds a paper's success. It stresses consistent effort, bold ads, and long-term readership, noting the trade as essential to Washington Stir.
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Anu
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E. L. Boyd
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