Real estate transfers list multiple parcel changes
Real estate transfers show several deeds in Washington and St Pauls areas. Transfers include Ennis to Abel in South Washington, Kempf to Williams in Hawkins add, Lee to Win klepleep, Dora Jackson to Colbert, Owen to Kempt, Colbert et al to Baker, Baker to Colbert and Winterbottom, and Campbell’s add parcels with prices and lot numbers.
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John ‘W. Ennis
Joseph H. Abel
Washington
May Kempf
Harry Williams
Charles T. Williams
Weebington
Hawkins
L. Lee
J. M. Winklepleep
Dora E. Jackson
J. A. Colbert
George W. Owen
Mary Kempt
Dr. Peck
James A. Colbert
William R. Baker
Campbell’s
New Suits Filed In County Courts
Anna E Earl vs Jacob O McCracken and Richard W McCracken involves partition with Padgett & Padgett for the plaintiff. William R Baker vs Lola Underwood concerns contract with Mattingly & Myers for the plaintiff. Edwards vs Edwards involves Albert Co Edwards and Perry C Edwards reform deed and quiet title with Padgett & Padgett for the plaintiff.
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Anna E. Earl
Jacob O. M’cracken
Richard W. M'Cracken
Padgett & Padgett
William R. Baker
Lola Underwood
Mattingly & Myers
T. D. Sump
Lyone
Edwards
Marriage Licenses Involving Hawkins Russell and Others
Hawkins Russell and Juanita Idell Russell of Washington join in marriage with Gainor Hawkins. Gilliatt and Pipher pair from Washington township register for marriage. James Lovell Grant and Myrtle Jane Chadd wed in Washington township. Theo Taylor and Bertha McClellan listed for marriage in Washington township.
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Hawkins - Russell
Gainor Hawkins
Washington
Juanita Idell Russell
Gilliatt - Pipher
Lee Roy Gilliatt
Washington Township
Clara Elizabeth Pipher
Grant - Chadd
James Lovell Grant
Myrtle Jane Chadd
Taylor - M'Clellan
Theo Taylor
Bertha McCleLlan
List of letters at Washington post office June 29 1909
The list shows letters remaining for the week ending June 29 1909. Women include Mrs Lizzie Harris and Miss Eugena Downey. Men include George Bolding Pete Grigsby William Rhushisur and Timothy Stewart. Advertised matter carries one cent. call for the letters.
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Washington Post Office
Lizzie Harris
Eugena Downey
George Bolding
Pete Grigsby
William Rhushisur
Timothy Stewart
E. C. Faith
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Washington Woman
Washington woman Mary Kellett testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pains and kidney weakness after two boxes. She bought them at Jackson's pharmacy and notes she felt better in every way. Sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Washington
Bright
Doan
Mary Kellett
Front Street
Ind
Buffalo, N
United States
Doap
For Sale Horses and Mules Daily Brothers Montgomery
For sale by Daily Brothers Montgomery a mixed lot of horses and mules suitable for farm work with reasonable prices and ready pickup. Contact Daily Brothers in Montgomery for details and availability.
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Daily Brothers
Montgomery
Indie Ana
The Health or Your Horse Remedy Ad
An early 20th century ad promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as the proper remedy for horse strains sprains or colic urging prompt use to save the horse from suffering.
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Perry Davis
The Pretzel Its Simple Scheme and Infinite Variety
An essay from the Washington Post traces the pretzel from its unique figure scheme to its global presence. It describes the heart shape formed by a bight and twisted ends, notes the pretzel as an appetizer that fuels thirst, and discusses its German origins and American usage plus etymology ideas.
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Germany
North
South Germany
America
North America
South America
Brett
Washington Post
Reading the Stars. An Author's Mastery of Navigation
Jack London boasts mastery of celestial navigation in Harpers Weekly. He explains calculating latitude by star altitude using Alpha Crucis and the North Star. He admires his self taught skill and asserts the Southern Cross guides their voyage and his pride.
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Jack London
Harper's Weekly
Charminh
Weight of a Lion Facts and Figures
The article discusses lion and tiger weights with estimates of 300 to 350 pounds for lions, minimum 500 pounds for full grown males, and records of 540 pounds for an African lion. It notes a Bengal tiger weighed 520 pounds and that a tiger's bite is stronger than a lion’s, highlighting comparative bone mass and muscular strength.
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King of Beasts
One Point Gained in Odd Phonetic Exchange
A garbled Philadelphia tale narrates a humorous mishearing as a girl and a man discuss a door, a parlor melody, and a cornet. The mishap, described with quirky phrasing, centers on a partial understanding and awkward replies.
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Gracie
Philadelphia
Two Women Defended Before Pew County Justice
Justice described John Timmins alias Jones and alias Smith as attempting the two women first. He ordered bringing in Alice Jones as part of the proceedings in the incident noted by Uncle Renius Magazine.
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Ola
Pew County
John Timmins
Jones
Alias Smith
Alice Jones
Uncle Renius Magazine
Wiles of Women and the Two Possible Roles
The fragment discusses gender roles with a claim that only two paths exist for a man, while suggesting more options for women if they act independently. the text appears as a fragmentary dialogue or commentary highlighting traditional contrasts.
WN Contingent Asset Delights In Courtroom Wit
A Chicago Record Herald anecdote tells how a clever dressmaker dodged a probing question in supplementary proceedings by claiming an asset of sorts an expected marriage advantage. The wry tale features W G Cha and a witty answer highlighting the humor and resilience of a woman in legal cross examination.
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W. G. Cha
American Lawyer
Omnium
Confiding constable aids maid in thwarting burglars
A London Telegraph tale recounts a rural English constable named Jim who aided a pretty housemaid against a burglary plot. She lured him to the plate cupboard and the crooks locked him in, robbers escaped with the plate, and Jim faced an awkward explanation of his absence.
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England
London Telegraph
Jim
Ostrich Teaches a Lesson About Concealment
A Chicago News item recounts a woman who hides her head in sand as an ostrich mocks her. The bird jokes that wearing a hat adorned with its feathers keeps one in sight, delivering a compact moral about vanity and pretense in a desert scene with a humorous twist.
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Chicago News
Local option ruling upholds liquor licenses as of act's effective date
Marion July 2 3 Judge H J Paulus of the Grant circuit court ruled that the word passage in the local option law refers to the act’s effective time, making licenses issued between September 26 and November 20 valid for one year. Nine licenses in Grant county are affected. The decision, supported by authorities, notes the time of taking effect governs all subjects. The prosecutor filed an exception but no appeal is expected.
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Marion
H. J. Paulus
Grant
Grant County
Paulus
Indiana
Wabashi County
Supreme Court
Charles Hartman
Gas City
T. H. Young
Jonesboro
Christopher Kourlenberg
Julius Stoebe
Mert Waller
Frank Vrosler
al Whitacre
John McCafferty
Andy Howard
Condo & Brown
W. E. Willams
O. B. Clawson
Nord
Valuations Set for Banks in Daviess County
The county board of review completed assessments for Daviess banking institutions with valuations fixed at eighty percent of capital stock surplus and undivided profits, except Montgomery Bank at seventy percent due to its lower earning capacity.
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Equalization Board
E. L. Hatfield
Peopleq National Bank
N. G. Read
Washington National Bank
Wiliam Kennedy
Citizens Lend ‘and Trust Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tne County
State Board
Odon
Nugent
Spink Miling Company
Walker-Nortis Milling Company
Odon Filling Company
City
Washington Township
W.J. Danner
George DP
Abraham
Cemony
Board of Review
Daviess County
Montgomery Bank
Oddity of Dreame: Pain Rare in Night Visions
A psychologist notes that dream pain is absent despite common dreams of fear, death, and torture. After interviewing 2,000 people, he reports no real pain felt in dreams though subjects recall motor accidents and cannibal nightmare scenarios, including a girl who dreams of being eaten alive yet feels no pain.
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Eba
Got' Even With the Clerk and Mrs Jawback
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader quote depicts a domestic scene over a gown and price. Mrs Jawback reveals the clerk’s assumption about affordability while Mr Jawback questions the purchase. The excerpt ends with a proverb about rising after a fall reflecting perseverance.
Notice to Non Residents in Daviess County Court
In the Daviess circuit court during the September term 1905 Merrit Grismore vs David L Gris more et al No 12357 non residents of Indiana are summoned to appear by July 1 1969. The suit seeks to determine and quiet title to real estate in Daviess County Indiana and to reform a deed description.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess
Merrit Grismore
David L. Grismore
John , Grismore, Jr
George Grismore, Jr
Rebecca Attinger
Jane Williams
John H. Grismore
Eliza Smith
State of
Daviess Circuit
Tobe Holden
Court ‘House
Washington
WM. A. Wallace
Gardiner
Tharp
Notice of overdue school fund loans and renewal order
Notice states all school fund loans past due must be paid or renewed at once by order of state auditor Thomas Nugent of Daviess County. Also promotes The Market at 13 Northeast Third Street with cash for produce and special prices on seeds and onion sets. Blooded chickens for sale including White Plymouth Rocks at $1 each and Rhode Island Reds at 75 cents. buyers urged to come early.
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Thomas Nugent
I Daviess County
Northeast Third Street
Rhode Island
D. Law Weimver
Montgomery
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Lane
Pretzel
Chicago Record-Herald
Molinens
Whetsell
Main St
Plainville Road
L. A. Chamberlain
Ogden Street
The
M. J. Carnahan Co
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