Property transfers and liens listed in brief notices
Macton Bailes comr to William H Stevenson for 3.25 dollars on Union ownership. Charles L Shuler and wife to Earl W Willard undivided one third in 40 acres in Liberty township. Jane Ratliff to Clay Rogers and wife land in Clay township valued at 300 dollars. A Emmett Bly and wife to Charles L Hadley 64.80 acres in Washington and Guilford townships.
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Macton Bailes
William H. Stevenson
Union Owdship
Charles L. Shuler
Earl W. Willard
Liberty Township
Jane Ratliff
Ho Clay Rogers
Landin
Clay Township
A. Emmett Bly
Charles L. Hadley
Washington
Guilford
James Downard Transfers Danville Lot Interest to Kell er PB
James A. Downard and wife convey a 1 6 interest in a Danville lot to Kell er P B for $1 and other valuable consideration. The deed details and parties reflect a real estate transfer between private individuals in Danville.
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James A. Downard
Keller PB. Thiry
Danville
Greencastle Realty Co Opens Local Office
A. D. Smith, Coatesville announces wire fence and fence posts on hand. New real estate firm Greencastle Realty Co opens in Greencastle with OO Dobbs, CC. AL Vestal and Z. B. latrins near Central National Bank, phone 179.
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A. D. Smith
Coatesville
Greencastle
The
Greencastle Realty Co
OO Dobbs
CC. AL Vestal
Z. B. Latrins
Central National Bank
Ex Crown Prince Becomes Horseshoer In Society Role
The ex crown prince of Germany takes a horseshoeing job marking a step toward respectable social contribution. A New York apple king foresees ample apple supply for Americans this year, echoed by the Houston Post. The crop losses stem from manipulators keeping prices high, while a biologist notes rats kill more people than wars and cause over $200000 in yearly damage. If cats had not taken to songbirds, perhaps different outcomes might follow.
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New York
Houston Post
Tax figure delays reveal three year tax report lag
A Yale taxation expert notes federal returns auditing lags three years. While citizens settle 1920 taxes, clerks in Washington review 1917 papers seeking errors. If pace continues, 1920 filings will escape scrutiny for years, defying the old adage that taxes are certain.
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Coatesville Herald
Harmon H. Hathaway
Coatesville, Ind
Ofndiana
American Press Association
Crown Prince
Germany
Yale
Toledo Blade
Peeve, Lechtnaing
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Fourcad
W.R. Lisby & Co
Nemne
Faron
Ohio
Jackson
Pittsburg
Coke
R.C. Knight & Co
Fastoffice
Sonora Phonograph
Coatesville Lumber Co
Drs. Eiteljorg & Moore
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Circle
Indianapolis
Okeh Records
Tift House
Chas. Mayer & Company
R. C. Knight & Co