The Proud Pony Reflects on Dexter Fellowes Honor
A pony recalls circus days with a parade on Mair Grounds and meeting Dexter Fellowes, the young man now helping manage the circus. The pony rightly celebrates Fellowes for kindness and lasting friendship, while noting the special bond between animal and handler.
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Lis
Rain Dexter Fellowes
Wes
Dexter Fellowes
Pony
Vera Aided Cupid in a Gentle Village Encounter
In Fairview two lovers exchange letters without knowledge of the other. Miss Marcia Westbrook and Rolfe Durward, each wealthy in feeling but poor in fortune, are drawn toward marriage as fate conspires through a playful misadventure with Vera and a mad cow. Durward defends children, saves the scene, and finds Marcia’s letter and ring. their mutual letters surface, leading to a shy reconciliation.
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Fairview
Marcia Westbrook
Rolfe Durward
Durward
Miss Westbrook
Marcia
Vera
Westbrook
Rolfe
Mareia
Mrs. Bertrand Praises Tanlac For Restored Health
An Indiana woman from Hammond credits Tanlac with restored appetite, relief from stomach trouble and headaches, and renewed vitality. She reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy and says she feels like a new person. Tanlac is sold by local druggists.
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Taniac
Bertrand
Calumet Ave
Hammond
Ind
Tanlac
Lickskillet Items From The Bloomington Star
Aunt Becky Jones saves twenty dozen eggs hoping for higher prices as country eggs top cold storage. Democrats carry Lickskillet with St Plum elected constable no opposition. A preacher dines with Aunt Sally Hawkins then roosts on the roof to view frost risk. Hannah Maria Smith dies. obituary poetry sent for funeral. Zeb Stubbins injures shin in a bath attempt. Zeke Habersan pays a bet by circling the goose pond thrice. Ambrose Habersan grows long whiskers until Bryan elected. Peruina Fish takes a dishwasher job in Indianapolis.
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Becky Jones
Sally Hawkins
Sally
Hannah Maria Smith
Doc McFadden
Arminta Jones
Zeb Stubbins
Zeke Habersan
Zeke
Ambrose
William Jennings Bryan
Peruina Fish
Indianapolis
Toledo Blade Advertisement Prospectus
The Toledo Weekly Blade proclaims itself the complete home newspaper with essential news boiled down for quick reading. It promises agricultural news, a household page, a children's department, an international Sunday school lesson, and a serial, all for 75 cents a year.
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Toledo Weekly Blade
Sullivan Union offers mail subscription rate
By mail one year eighteen ninety dollars. Send your order to The Sullivan Union in Sullivan Indiana.
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Sullivan Union
Sullivan
Ind
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Indiana Estate
The undersigned appoints Bessie Booker Neal executrix of the estate of Allen Booker of Sullivan County Indiana who is deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. Chas D Hunt attorney. First insertion November 1, 1922.
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Allen Booker
Sullivan County
Indiana
Bessie Booker Neal
Sullivan Circuit Court
Martin A. Sheets
Anna Surrells
Lou Chranickki
Board of Commissioners
John Scott
Percy Wolfe
F. Springer
Board of County Commissioners
Frank M. Daniels
Quiet Title Action Filed in Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan County court records show Lyle T. Blue and others filing a quiet title suit on November 9 1922 against numerous defendants including Aaron Thompson John Phelps A D Woodworth and Ida L Woodworth. The suit targets land in Sullivan Township sections 19 and 20 totaling about 422 acres with a January 8 1923 appearance deadline.
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Hurley Anderson
Martha E. Anderson
Duvall and
Whitaker
Sullivan Circuit
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Duvail & Whitaker
Sullivan
Lyle T. Blue
Aaron Thompson
A. G. McNabb
John Phelps
A. D. Woodworth
Ida L. Woodworth
Andrew J. French
Samuel French
Minnesota Harpold
Joseph Harpold
John I. Milam
Harrison French
Erastus French
Sylvanus French
George W. Welch
Albert T. Davis
Olive Murrrave
Linn Benton McKee
John Howard McKee
Thomas Hollenback
Lewis Hollenback
Aaron
One Enemy Is Better Than Many, Says Lord Lytton
A pithy aphorism notes that many friends do not guarantee balance, and even one enemy can be excessive, yet a lone foe may still be manageable if life lends restraint.
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Lord Lytton
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