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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
8
Administrator with the will annexed files a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for July 13, 1923, 59th judicial day of May Term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved.
Emma Herbert and others face a cause of action in Complaint No. 19987 seeking partition of property. The filing outlines a petition to divide jointly owned real estate and resolve ownership interests among named parties.
On June 13 1923 the Sullivan Circuit Court clerk received a complaint by Schroeder Price for partition of Lots 113 116 and the southwest half of Lot 115 in Carlisle Indiana. Defendants Emma Herbert Myrtle Hines and Bessie Youngberg not Indiana residents must answer by September 8 1923 or default will be entered. The case cites packed real estate in Sullivan County.
Notice to Contractors invites sealed bids for a building addition to the Modern Woodmen of America in Carlisle Indiana. Bids due at 2 00 P M on Saturday July 7 from Carlisle Camp No 3332 Modern Woodmen of America. Plans and specifications available from the undersigned.
J. Frank Sproatt as Chairman of the Building Committee states the committee may reject any and all bids. Contracts go to the lowest responsible bidder, who must furnish a bond to insure completion as per plans and specifications.
Haddon two John M Ladson transfers to Indiana Power Co for 30 by 40 feet in southwest southeast section 26 7 9. Mary Eich to Edward Scully buys for 100 dollars a 1 Wm S Bennett addition except coal. Bessie E Rice et al by guardian to Vigo Mining Co for 800 dollars 12 a part set net section 2 6 8. James A Payne Executor to James A and Charles Mitchell 2100 dollars or smaller in northwest southeast section 12 6 8. Raymond S Deiss to James S Martin 1003 acres part of section 6 8 described. Charles T Jackson to William P Davenport and wife 2500 dollars southeast northwest 1 6 3 except 1 acre conventional 54.31 acres ex coal. Carlisle William E Fisk to Daniel and Edna Pascoe 400 dollars lot 12 in town.
For sale a good gentle bull weighing 1100 pounds. Owner Fred W. Sheffler offers the livestock to buyers.
Public advisory urges safety practices to cut fire losses. Key actions include keeping matches away from children, using safety matches, avoiding gasoline or naphtha for washing fabrics, smothering oil fires with a blanket, cleaning chimney flues, clearing combustibles from cellars and attics, and supervising fires to prevent bonfires. Strong emphasis on equipment and storage precautions.
Judge Lenn J. Care in St Joseph Superior Court No 2 sustained a demurrer in a suit brought by Bruce Gafill to enjoin collection of a 2 cent per gallon gasoline license fee. The ruling upholds the 1923 act defining the tax as a license fee for gasoline used in motor vehicles on public highways.
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