Boxed Bargain Ends in Family Agreement
A man Billy Jennings schemes to seal a deal with Robbins, using a fake late evening visit. His bachelor uncle Jim misleads him with bonds worth 32000 dollars, property interests, and a promise to fund family life, changing Billy’s outlook on home and leisure.
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Johnnie
Robbins
Billy
Johnnie Farnum
Billy Jennings
Fle
Dugan
Carr
Jim
Uncle Jim
India
Del
Liza P, Cartright
Precocious remark marks Cannon's seventieth birthday
Speaker Cannon jokes about a precocious twentieth century child on his seventieth birthday. He quips that soon a baby just weaned will speak to its nurse and say I have had every reason to be satisfied with your past services and shall recommend you. He offers a dollar to the nurse as thanks.
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Speaker Cannon
Final Account Filed in Sullivan Circuit Court
Noah Crawford executor of Mary Crawford deceased files final account in Sullivan circuit court. Hearing set for Friday November 9 1906 the 29th judicial day of the October term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Witness the clerk and seal this October 1906.
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Noah Crawford
Mary Crawford
Sullivan Circuit Court
Notice to non-residents in Greene County court case
The Dugger Co-Operative Mining Company and the Central Coal and Mining Company are notified to appear before Judge Orion B. Harris in Sullivan circuit court. The case involves Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company No. 19,286 and Doctor J. Terhune et al. The appearance is required in chambers at the Greene County courthouse in Boomfield Indiana on a date not specified.
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Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
J. Terhune
Dugger Co-Operative Mining Company
The
Central Coal and Mining Company
Orion B. Harris
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Boomfield
Greene
Indiana
Notice to Defendants in Indianapolis Southern Railroad Condemnation Case
On the 20th day of November 1906 the Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company seeks to condemn a land tract in Sullivan county Indiana for a railroad right of way. Defendants Doctor J Terhune Dugger Co operative Mining Co and Central Coal and Mining Co must appear in Sullivan Circuit Court or the complaint will be heard in their absence. Witness the clerk and seal dated October 22 1908. TILGHMAN OGLE Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court. John T and Will H Hays Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
J. Terhune
Dugger Cooperative Mining Company
Central Coal and Mining Company
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Indiana
Keeley
Laughlin Street
Neeley-Miller
Dugger
Sullivan Circuit Court
Uncle Sam's Farms Opens Indian Lands for Settlement
The United States plans opening 505000 acres of Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma for settlement after raising the minimum price to five dollars per acre. Leaders like Quanah Parker and Lone Wolf back the sale, while other tribes readied land in Montana Wyoming and Montana Shoshone Crow reservations for white settlement and irrigation projects.
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Sam
Quansh Par
Ker
Lone Wolf
Roosevelt
Quanah Parker
Cynthia Ann Parker
Texas
Chief Parker
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Flathead Reservation
Missoula
Mont
Farm Loan Rates Put At Forty Four Per Cent
Silver Chaney offers farm loans with a 44 percent rate for amounts of two thousand dollars and above. Loans under two thousand dollars are priced at 5 percent. 17 1é.
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Silver Chaney
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