Notice of Administration for E Car roll Williams Estate
Executrix appointed by Rush County Circuit Court Indiana for the estate of E Carroll Williams deceased. Court records indicate the estate is solvent. Dated May 23, 1933. Attest Dale Fisher, Clerk. Ratliff Ratliff attorneys 312.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
E. Carroll Williams
Dale Fisher
Rush
Ratliff
Goode Re elected Rush County School Superintendent
John Goode a Democrat of Mays was re elected by the Rush county board of education on the first ballot over Claude Sipe a Republican of Orange. Eight of twelve trustees attended with four Republicans absent. Goode received six votes from Tevis Leisure Wilson Noble Peer Nash and Woods while Sipe drew two votes from Cooper and Reddick.
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John Goode
Mays
Rush County
Board of Education
Court House
Goode
Claudesipe
Orange
Clarence Tevis
Alva Peer
Washington
Homer Nash
Union
Floyd Woods
Posey
All Democrats
Sipe
Lewis Cooper
Ripley
Albert Reddick
Walker
Glenwood
Harry Fatton
Rushville
Paul Darben Speck
Anderson
Williamson
Indianapolis
Camp Knox
George McBride
Center Township
Angus Miller
Richland
Edgar Stiers
Pushville Way
Iecte
Vy Liberty
R J. Bann
Chai
Climate contrast between Britain and Labrador
The text compares Britain’s temperate climate with Labrador’s severe cold and stormy conditions. It notes Labrador’s forests thin toward the north to tundra, and that Labrador winters, though harsh, are bearable and healthy due to dryness.
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Labrador
British Isles
Britain
Ireland
Tropics
Arctic
North America
Ohio
Ingenious Harpsichord Described By Washington Star
The harpsichord, once popular, fell from fashion with the piano forte. Its appeal lay in the sounding mechanism where a jack with crow quill or leather acts as a pick to strike the string when a key is pressed, producing the shrill tone the instrument is known for.
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Washington Star
Age limits for postmasters established by class
The article states for fourth class offices paying under 500 dollars per year the age limit is seventy. For first, second and third class offices and for fourth class offices paying 500 dollars or more, the maximum is sixty five. The limit is waived for postal service veterans of two years prior to the filing date and for those with military or naval service credit.
Indiana Gross Income Tax Division urges timely payments
Indiana residents must file first gross income tax returns between July 1 and July 15. The law imposes penalties for late or incorrect filings, with blanks available June 15 and 60 field auditors aiding taxpayers July 10–15. Rates vary by business type, with exemptions and separate accounting allowed for mixed classifications. From Keith L. Johns Public Relations Division.
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Indiana
Automobile License Bureau
State Board of Accounts
United States
Gross Income Tax Division
Eye Color Inheritance Across Generations
Path finder Magazine notes that blue eyed parents can have a brown eyed child due to mixed ancestry. It explains that blue eyes may persist for generations before brown eyes appear and that all babies are born blue before eye color shifts to other shades.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Lanterns of the Dead at Fontevault Abbey in France
Lanterns Des Morts or Lanterns of the Dead stand along a road between Angers and Poitiers near Fontevault. An ancient abbey town, famed for English kings’ desired burials, houses tall funerary lanterns. Their purpose, once unknown, is cited by Peter the Venerable, a 12th century Cluny abbot, as lit in homage to dead Christians.
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Cluny
Guiding Blind Ships Through The Thames By Port Pilots
More than half a million ships pass the Thames yearly under the guidance of Port of London pilots who board vessels to steer them through dangerous channels and assist in entering or leaving harbor. On practice runs they command the ship and sometimes must undertake long voyages when weather prevents boarding the pilot boat. A liner leaving Queenstown once required a pilot to proceed to New York due to heavy seas.
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Thames
London
Montreal Herald
Queenstown
New York
James Monroe and the Louisiana Purchase
The article recounts James Monroe the fifth U S president born 175 years ago. It highlights his Monroe Doctrine as well as his view that his greatest public service was advising Jefferson to acquire land in Paris and buying the entire Louisiana territory following Napoleon's willingness to sell.
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James Monroe
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Jefferson
Monroe
Paris
Mississippi
Napoleon
Louisiana Territory
San Francisco Chronicle
Sheriff Sale of Rush County Real Estate in Indiana
Notice of sale under a decree in Rush County Indiana ordered by Bush Circuit Court. Plaintiff Waitsell M Heaton seeks $8 445 60 plus interest costs with rents and profits from a 195 85 acre tract and a 156 24 acre tract totaling 344 04 acres after railroad land deduction. Sale at public auction at courthouse north door between 10 AM and 4 PM. If insufficient, both parcels offered together to satisfy the decree.
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Bush Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Waitsell M. Heaton
Harry P. Clemens
Mary A. Clemens
Rushville
Rush
Indiana
Rush County
Towit
Salc
P.c.c.&st.l
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