Court House News Ge o Dr Shoemaker Estate Petition
The administrator of Harriet R. Tate s estate Geo and David G Tate and others face a petition to sell real estate. Dhonau represents the plaintiff in this civil action.
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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
4
The administrator of Harriet R. Tate s estate Geo and David G Tate and others face a petition to sell real estate. Dhonau represents the plaintiff in this civil action.
Marriage license notices list Oscar J R R Alvey 25 Derby and Ida Stow 11 Derby. Mays Langans 37 Louisville to Plora Wittenberg 29 Tell City. August C Danby 21 Ranger Indiana to Stella K Rhodes 22 Ranger Indiana.
The will dated September 11, 19xx, probated last Thursday in Clark County. It provides that debts are paid from the estate and all real and personal property go to his wife Elizabeth for as long as she remains a widow. Witnesses include Philip Swplet, Wim Zoeller, and Henry J. Dhoni.
Po Backer and Sons agent for Indiana Silo Co of Anderson Indiana sold seven silos to Perry and Spencer County farmers. Max Packer with C A Gates canvassed. Buyers include George Bauer Chris Bauer from Spencer County and Tom Cassidy Tom Metz Llenry Devillez Frank Kraus from Perry County. All were Times subscribers.
We thank our friends for kindness and help during illness and after the death of our child Albert George Lindemann. Mr and Mrs Ben Lindemann express sincere gratitude for support.
A list of Huntingburg youths and visiting relatives spent Sunday in St Meinrad. Names include Gusta Geneelbach Elizabeth Scheen Lillian Bay Jessie Thomas Aananda Bamberger Clara Commimeiple Dan Watterburg P Frenk Seybolt Mike Geis Rippy Rives Watl Princeton Victor Roth Lena Chicago Rev Becher Vincennes Dr N A James left for Indianapolis Blanch Collignon Fulda Minnie Ress Louisville John M Pretter Kulda Isidor Belo Glennville Avenes Shrynecke Louisville first Moly Communion observed.
Editorial argues illegal whiskey production causes more harm than legal saloons. Cites bloody history in Kentucky and surrounding states and notes the government struggles to halt fat whiskey in the western territories. Mentions hundreds of illicit stills destroyed yearly and ongoing growth.
A Troy Tell City area column voices strident Prohibition opinions, condemning grafters in anti-saloon leagues while praising temperance, and reports community notices. Local items include assessments, marriages, visits, school, and upcoming Decoration Day events.
Mr and Mrs Ed Sali visited relatives for a Sunday gathering at Rockport with family members joining the outing.
Otis section farmers learn how H H St John of Cass County sold his farm without a commission. He used Leonard Darbyshire Inc Rochester NY plan to connect with buyers nationwide, receiving fourteen inquiries and selling in Iowa at his set price. The firm claims no commission and promotes a seller driven method to bypass traditional agents.
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