Wanted ideas and inventions offered by Victor J. Evans
Our Four Books sent free with list of inventions wanted by manufacturers and promoters. Prizes offered for inventions. Patents secured or fee returned. Victor J. Evans & Co. 700 Ninth St. Washington D. C.
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Victor J. Evans & CO
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Ford & Ferree Promotes Oil Flour and Feed
A brief advertisement from Ford and Ferree touts sale of the best frying oil flour feed and medicated salt for cattle at 121.
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Ford & Ferree
Special Round Trip Excursion Fares to Indian Springs
Special round trip excursion fares set at 1.30 by the Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway from Sullivan to Indian Springs. Tickets on sale June 22 23 29 30 and July 6 7 13 14 20 21 27 28 August 3 4 10 11 17 18 24 25 31 and September 1 1912. Return validity seven days from sale date. Trains depart Sullivan 940 am and 380 pm connecting with main line at Black Hawk for Indian Springs.
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Terre Haute
Southeastern
Indian Springs
Sullivan
Gale
Blackhawk
Notice of Final Settlement in Bradbury Estate
John W. Patten as executor of Ellen Bradbury's Indiana estate filed a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Monday September 2, 1912, the first judicial day of the September term. Creditors and heirs must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Isaac H. Kalley, Attorney. First insertion July 31, 1912.
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John W. Patten
Ellen Bradbury
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Isaac H. Kalley
Indiana estate administrator named for William Henry Thomas
Notice states Joseph Stevenson appointed administrator of the estate of William Henry Thomas of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is claimed to be solvent. Dated July 26 1912. A M Beasley attorney.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
William Henry Thomas
Joseph Stevenson
Appointment of administrator for Samuel F. Badders estate
The Sullivan Circuit Court has appointed the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Samuel F. Badders, deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Martin F. Badders and A. G. McNabb, attorney, are involved in the proceeding.
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Badders
Civil War Notice to Non-Resident in Sullivan County
The Sullivan Circuit Court docket for September 1912 includes a divorce action Riley C. Wilson vs Telia Wilson, with Telia noted as nonresident of Indiana. The defendant is summoned to appear at Sullivan Court House by September 27, 1912, or risk a hearing in her absence. First insertion July 31, 1912.
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Indiana Band at State Fair with New Soloist
The Indianapolis Military band directed by Harry C. Kraussman is Indiana’s largest concert band and has performed at the State Fair for over twenty years. At the upcoming fair it will feature more musicians than ever with Miss Anna Woodward of Chicago as the soprano soloist.
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Indiana
Anna Woodward
Chicago
No State Fair Passes Tying Ribbons for Prize Winners
Indiana state fair adopts a strict no pass policy with gate slots registering each admission. Despite last year’s attendance boost, the fair maintains liberal rates and assigns department superintendents and judges for divisions such as admissions grand stand speed and horticulture. New fruit show feature displays about half the apples in trays to reflect sorting progress.
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Restored Gems and Jesus Teach Resurrection Truths
A sermon on Mark five to six themes frames Jesus raising Jairus's daughter as a sign of universal resurrection. The discourse explains sleep as death, the Messiah’s kingdom, and humanity awakening to divine justice, with the faithful gaining immortality and the rest restored through judgment.
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Adam
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Apostle
Eden
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