Notice of Estate and Road Contract Hearings 1920
Public notices from Newton County Indiana announce final settlement in the Barnard Pantys estate and Esther Hess estate, plus a May 8 1920 bid opening for a free macadam road. Administrators and heirs are summoned to appear, present proofs of heirship or claims, and show cause why accounts or reports should not be approved. Public officials oversee auctions, hearings, and settlement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Pantys
Clienit
Esate
Henry Pavwlus
Esther Hess
Edward Hess
Eather Heas
Newton Circuit Court
Kentland
Indiana
Chas.e. Hosier
Newton Cruit
Pure Bred Black Jack Stallion No 23291 Record
The pedigree of the Jack Black Jack No 23291 owned by Charles Garrick Brook Indiana Newton County describes color and marks black with white points. Foaled in 1916, examined by Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board and certified standard. Dr J E Tinder licensed veterinarian certified free from disqualifying unsoundness per Indiana Stallion Enrollment Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garrick
Brook
Indiana
Newton County
Indiana Stallion Enrollment Board
J. E. Tinder
Anu
Brook School Bond Petition Filed For Teacher Salaries 1920
T. E. Collier secretary of the Brook School Board filed with the State Board of Tax Commissioners a petition to issue bonds not exceeding 1500 dollars to cover teachers salaries and running expenses. A public hearing will be held May 10 1920 at the State House rooms 231-233 Indianapolis Indiana unless objections delay proceedings. Taxpayers may file objections in writing with addresses before the hearing. Dated April 15 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Newton County
George H. Corbin
Jackson
Iroquois Townships
Board of Commissioners
S. R. Stxelove
T. E. Collier
The
Brook School Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State House
Indianapolis
Charles Fleming
Jackson Township
Newton, County
R. Sizelove
Tagine
Edwin Long
Board of Commissioners of
the Auditor
S. R. Dizelove
Economy and Sorrows in a Brooklyn Eagle note
The message argues Americans seek frugality in economy yet hoard sorrows like coins. It likens sorrow hoarding to misers counting treasure, urging readers to discard past sorrows whenever possible to stay financially and emotionally richer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Reminiscences of Newton County Early Days Chronicle
Reminiscences of the revival at Pleasant Ridge and the schoolroom scene after services. The tale recalls microbes, a Campbellite teacher, a humorous debate over disease concepts, and anecdotes of John French fighting the devil during Rev. Wood's meeting. Uncle Gideon Hilestand delivers a dramatic prayer in Hoosier English then German, ending with a comic descent into a toboggan of speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton County
Aaron Wood
John French
Pleasant Ridge
John
Rem
Wood
Gideon Hilestand
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Jut Brook
Nium & Foresman, Mubloiters
Marcus
Foresman
Prat
Bron Ind
Barnard Paulus
W. R. Woolley
Farm & Town Real Estate General Insurance
Church Hospitale
Spessoona
Amatiann
America
Washington
Lincoln
Ameren
China
Orient
United Financial Campaign
Interchurch World Movement
SOUND
W. 8
Kreck
Chas. Gerrich
Cory
Harty
Bennett Lyons
Seventy-Fifth Mile Post
Dr. Collier
Bennett
Harry
Lnok
Doc Larrison
Dickinson
Chas. Russell
Cads Garage
Fix & Co
C. Rider & Son
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