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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
8
Mr Liclan a Carmeist leads the Jem lst of soloists who will perform with Patrick Conway's New York band. They will give afternoon and evening concerts at the Indiana State Fair.
Indiana women show strong loyalty as they attend the state fair week of September 2. Exhibits in the time arts building include decorated china and needlework, with wide variety from quilts to infants wear. Culinary arts show prize rivalries, while oils, water colors, and photography enrich the fine arts. Total prize money exceeds 1900 dollars. entries close August 17 to allow preparatory clerical work before opening day.
The Oliver Typewriter Company presents the machine as a universal aid for success in offices stores shops and homes. It claims to boost organization and efficiency and cites young ambitious users as proof of progress. Readers are urged to request a Special Circular and Art Catalog from the Chicago headquarters.
A reflective quote on misery and justice emphasizes the need for men and women to treat each other as they should. It conveys a universal plea for compassion and fairness without specifying events or individuals.
Notice announces Robert W. Bradford named as Executor of Thomas P. Brown deceased from Van Buren Township Grant County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. Attorneys listed as St John Charles and Gemmill. Dated August 16 31.
Notice announces Hezekian B. Wrysona appointed administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Bilbee, deceased, of Grant County Indiana. Attorneys St. John Charles & Gemmill listed, with dates August 23 to 31.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of James H Williams deceased to appear in Grant Circuit Court Marion Indiana on September 23 142 show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk Fred Drake Clerk of Grant Circuit Court August 23 1912
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Boxell's announces a straight real cost sale on men’s pants for twenty days with blue tag pricing. No midway deals promised. customers are urged to see the blue tag for the exact offer.
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