Sale of Ripley School building in Rush County Indiana
Notice by Aaron O. Hill trustee that at 2 PM on Monday June 10 1912 the Ripley School District 8 building will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the trustee's office. The buyer must remove the building within 10 days to allow construction of a new schoolhouse. Cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron O. Hill
Ripley
Rush County
Indiana
Waddington Goldfinder
Elm Grove
W. Va
Chicago
Goldfinder
Danegill
Happy Find
Stow Helen
Hearty
Notice of Letting for Ripley Township School Building
Aaron O. Hill trustee Ru pley Township Rush County Indiana invites sealed bids by noon June 15 1912 for a new one room frame school building and school room heater to be built in District No 8 about three miles from Carthage. Bids require a 100 certified check for liquidated damages if the contract is not executed and bonded within five days of award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron O. Hill
Ripley Township
Rush County
Indiana
Carthage
Special School Fund
Safe Township
Saie
Notice of Letting of Public Contracts Ripley School Township
Ripley School Township Indiana invites sealed bids by June 15 1912 1 PM for two privies drilling and equipment of a well gravel walks at the school grounds plans on file with Trustee Aaron O Hill bids opened then right to reject any or all bids reserved
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W. Kauffman
Siioonah
Richmond
Ind
Aron O. Hill
Truster
Ripley Township
Rush County
Indiana
Aaron O. Hill
Ripley
Carthage
Subscription offer for rural papers and city paper
The notice lists annual and multi year subscriptions for The Citizen The Farmers Guide The Indiana Farmer The Ohio Farmer The Farm and Fireside and Indianapolis News with prices from 1.25 to 3.50 dollars as a bundled deal. Included are options for The Ohio Farmer two and three year rates and a redi Indianapolis News rate.
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Farmers Guide
Indianapolis News
The
Carthage Citizen
Spectacular City Fire Racks Marion Downtown
A devastating fire swept Marion's downtown Saturday morning causing about 200000 dollars in property loss. The blaze prompted dramatic rescues of women and children as firefighters battled the flames. In New Garden Township Wayne County last year 3866 hogs died of cholera valued at 25215 dollars. Wakelew High School pupils offered a successful recital crediting instructor Miss Helen Gause of Carthage Indiana for their technical training. The Zebulon News notes Rev John B Meacham delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Rushville High School. W A Stockinger named principal of Milroy schools, formerly with Carthage and Connersville institutions.
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Marion
New Garden Township
Wayne County
Wakelew High School
Helen Gause
Carthage
Indiana
Gause
Zebulon
N. C
John B. Meacham
First Presbyterian Church
Rushville High School
Main Street Christian Church
Local social notes include visits and travels across Indiana
Charles Gates was in Raleigh Sunday evening. Iris Stager returned from Marion. J. B. Blickenstaff from Indianapolis and C. O. Nixon also visited. Jasper Stevens confined to home with illness. Naomi White from Indianapolis spent Sunday here with relatives. Malcolm and Mrs Small visited Anderson. Ralph DuBois, on Fairbanks work, was home over Sunday. Mrs Coffin of Indianapolis stayed with Eunice Publow. Oliver Young and family visited from near Greenfield. Luther Bundy family visit. Russell Publow from Cleveland stayed with his mother. Nelle McCorkle returned from Indianapolis. H. E. Stager visited Marion with Gear, returned with Charles Gear. The Hetsers of Cataract visited the Willsons. Paul Hetser visited last week. A rabid dog near Arlington was killed. Ed Ball and family now in Houston Texas at Texas Baking Co. Opening day noted. Rufus Powers of Shawnee spent two weeks with Powers family at Westland and visited Chicago, guest of Skinner family.
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Iris Stager
Marion
J. B. Blickenstaff
Indianapolis
C. O. Nixon
Jasper Stevens
Naomi C. White
Rela
Ralph DuBois
Fairbanks Company
O. S. Coffin
Eunice H. Publow
Oliver Young
Greenfield
Reuben B. Henley
Luther Bundy
Leonard
Thelma
Wm. Bundy
Russell Publow
Cleveland, O
Nelle McCorkle
John Culbertson
H. E. Stager
Charles
Horace
Earl Gear
Carthage
Charles Gear
Paul Hetser
James Hetser
C. N. Willson
Willson
Rush Lee
Arlington
Ed Ball
Houston
Texas
Free medical consultation from United Doctors at Windsor Hotel
Indiana licensed clinic offers free consultation and exam for all nervous and chronic diseases. No charges beyond medicine. encourages patients to share results. Includes advice on avoiding surgery and promises potential cures or relief, with urine analysis and hours 9 am to 5 pm at Windsor Hotel.
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The
United Doctors
Indiana
America
Windsor Hotel
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J. J. Anderson
Hartford
Phoenix
Brooklyn
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Rushville
J. B. Schrichte Sons
J. L. Hubbard
H. H. Henley
Dadkins
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Bush
Wm. P. Henley
Circuit Court
Rush Circuit
Verne W. Norris
Rush
Sparks & Gary
Attys
Ripley School Township
W. A. Stockinger
Fifth Street
Connersville
Milroy
Charles Gates
Raleigh
R. C. Small
Malcolm
Anderson
the Farmer’s Guide
Gleason’s Veterinary
Gleason
Huntington
Floyd Miller
Prop
Hill
Shoeing and Repair Shop
East Mill Street
Elmer C. Williams
Bob Grivios
Grivios
Franklin Church
Harry Goldman
Round Barn
Percheron Society of America
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Black Nell
Luther
King’s
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John A. Butler
E. W. Wagoner
Knightstown
the Farm Journal
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