Report and Specifications for Morgan Township Gravel Roads
Engineers and viewers report two free gravel roads in Morgan township Harrison county Indiana. They find both roads public utilities and outline grading drainage and paving specs including right of way thirty feet, cross drainage, bedstone and crushed limestone layers, and concrete or stone abutments. Monthly estimates and bond requirements accompany the bid process with penalties for nonperformance.
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Morgan Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Mdder
Hmself
Location notes for Morgan Township free gravel roads
Field notes detail the starting points and alignment of Morgan Township free gravel roads as described in the project specifications. Measurements, intersections, and right of way notes are summarized to guide future maintenance and routing.
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Morgan Township
Morgan Township Highway Proposal Election Proclamation
Notice from Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners sets August 1908 election hours from 6 AM to 6 PM in Morgan Township to vote on a proposed new highway described in a petition by David Harbaugh and others. Records and petition details available at the county auditor's office.
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Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Auditor's Office
Morgan
David Harbaugh
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Scott Township 1909
Trustee L S Hottell proposes the yearly expenditures and tax levies at 2 PM September 1 1904 for Scott Township Harrison County Indiana. Items include township expenditures 650 local taxes 40c per hundred dollars 25c per poll local tuition 300 local tuition tax 25c per hundred special school expenditures 600 special school tax 50c per hundred 25c per poll poor expenditures 287.50 tax 6c per hundred 25c per poll Total expenditures 1637.50 total tax 131 cents per hundred and 7 half cents per poll. 1908 assessed valuation 120 000. 114 polls. Dated August 1 1908. Signed L S Hottell Trustee.
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Scott Township
Harrison County
Indiana
L. S. Hottell
Check Room Established at Fair Grounds
The Fair authorities arrange a check room at the north end of the Grand Stand where dinner baskets umbrellas coats and packages will be cared for. This will be a great convenience to those attending the Fair. Remember the check room north of the Grand Stand.
Absolute closing sale on high class farm implements in Elizabeth
Saturday August 15 1908 sale begins at 1 PM in Elizabeth featuring Osborne and Imperial disc harrows spike tooth harrows steel and chilled John Deere plows riding plows buggies and surries New Royal sewing machines and more. All items under ten dollars cash in hand on sums over ten dollars allow twelve months credit with six percent interest for approved security from date.
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Elizabeth
Osborne
Imperial
John Deere
Royal
Local Gossip Notes From Dogwood and Nearby
Short community items report on residents and visitors across New Albany Corydon and nearby areas. Names include Leon Ex-Sert Bob Lillpop Newton Woodward and family Baker Dotts Hedeman Wright Daley and Elbert with updates on illnesses travel and a green snake incident.
Laconia Church Visit Notes and Family Visits
Leora McRae is improving. Charles Friedley a son are visiting his brother, Jacob Friedley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitman visited Joel Russell Saturday and Sunday. Lee and Geth Pitman, Ruth Luckett, Grace Carroll and Ruth McCart visited Joel Russell last week. Church at Union Chapel Sunday morning and night.
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Li Baker
Falls Cities
Charles Friedley
Jacob Friedley
Charles Pitman
Joel Russell
Lee
Geth Pitman
Ruth Luckett
Grace Carroll
Ruth McCart
Union Chapel
Bryan to be Notified Today for Presidential Nomination
Hon William J Bryan will be formally notified of his presidential nomination today at the State Capitol grounds in Lincoln Nebraska. John W Kern and Norman E Mack will attend along with notification committee members from all states. Henry D Clayton will deliver the notification speech, Bryan will respond on campaign issues and a dinner will follow.
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William J Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
John W. Kern
Norman E. Mack
Henry D. Clayton
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Subscribers Must Pay Delinquent Subscriptions Now
Notice to subscribers that per a Washington Post Office order, publishers cannot carry delinquents on mailing lists without heavy postage. The publisher urges immediate payment of all overdue subscriptions and warns of the legal force behind the move.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Democrat Office at Fair Grounds Address for Subscriptions
An office will be set up at the fair grounds during the fair to receive payments on subscriptions and accounts due. A register will be available for home comers to record their present addresses and update records. LOOK FOR OUR OFFICE AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Bruch to Auction Personal Property Near Corydon
Charles L Bruch will sell at public auction at his residence three miles east of Corydon on Thursday September 3, 1908. The sale includes 2 horses 3 milking cows farm machinery and implements and household goods as he prepares to move to Louisville.
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Charles L Bruch
Corydon
Charles L. Bruch
Louisville
Dentist O W Hottle Announces August Visits
Dentists O W Hottle plans trips to La Conia in early August Mauckport mid month and New Amateram in late August with weekly slots indicated for each location.
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O. W. Hottle
Laconia
Mauckport
New Amateram
Frenchtown Social Notes Include Farewell Trips and Illness
Frenchtown reports J Hesrer Smith with typhoid fever. Will Boucard's newborn son Claud Vausha visiting New Albany last Saturday. Maggie Nolot to Louisville for a stay. Emma Donehue of Louisville visited Dolph Troncin and family. Mary Eckert of Louisville guests of Julia Mazhrey. Ida Butterfield of Louisville visits Joseph and Julia Dehant. Martin Henriot of Georgetown attended his mother Julia Henriot's sale Friday evening.
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Emma Donehue
Louisville
Dolph Troncin
Mary Eckert
Julia Mazhrey
Ida Butterfield
Joseph Dehant
Martin Henriot
Georgetown
Julia Henriot
Local Notices From Rehoboth and Surrounding Areas
Rehoboth reports Miss Leora McRae improving while Miss Hyle Kishline returns to New Albany after visiting family. Hiram Kelley buys a survey. Bob Kitterman and Carlyle Dotts purchase horses and buggies. Raymond Conner buys two new buggies. I M Ryan of Louisville visits his mother. Miss Monzel Gray returns home to Mitchell Indiana after extended visits with Misses Blanche and Vernie Keiley. Sidney and Marshall Funk on the sick list.
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Hiram Kelley
Bob Kitterman
Sidney and
Marshall Funk
Raymond Conner
I. M. Ryan
Louisville
Carlyle Dotts
Hyle Kishline
New Albany
M. F. Lemmon
Monzel Gray
Mitchell, Ind
Blanche
Vernie Keiley
Atkins and Depauw Split Doubleheader on Depauw Grounds
New Albany's Atkins baseball team played Depauw in a doubleheader at Depauw's grounds last Sunday. In the first game Depauw won 19 to 3 with Otto Schuppert allowing only 3 hits in 9 innings and strong infield play. The second game ended 3 to 0 in favor of Depauw as Wood Hurn held Atkins to 2 hits in 5 innings while striking out 10.
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Atkins
New Albany
Depauw
Otto Schuppert
Wood Hurn
Hurn
Modern Woodmen Picnic Rescheduled After Rainout at Funk’s Grove
The Modern Woodmen picnic in Posey township near Roger's Camp Ground was rained out last Saturday. The committee moved the event to Thursday August 13 and invited all to attend, urging neighbors to spread the word.
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Funk's Grove
Roger
Posey Township
Sherley Wins in Louisville Delegates Meet
mass meetings were held in the Louisville congressional district last Saturday to nominate a Democratic candidate for Congress. Hon Swager Sherley, the current representative, won by a big majority and was praised as a bright and faithful public servant. Corydon residents recall his breezy address during last year’s visit of Louisville wholesale men.
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Louisville
Congress
Swager Sherley
Sherley
Corydon
Photographs Free to the Babies at Fair Show
Announcement offers a free photograph to each baby winning a premium at the fair. Prizes include 1st premium an 8x10 photo, 2nd a 5x7, and 3rd a cabinet photo. Babies must be presented at the business location by September 10. HA J. FRIEDLEY.
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HA. J. Friedley
Church Announcement for Lord's Day Salt Sermon
Regular services at the Christian church next Lord's Day morning with a sermon on Salt from Mat. 5 18. Beginning a series of lessons, full membership urged to attend. strangers and visitors welcome. Cordial invitation extended to all to come and worship with us. Fraternally W D Bartz.
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Christian Church
W. D. Bartz
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union Meets Today
The National Convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union will gather in New Haven Connecticut for its annual session today with delegates from affiliated societies expected to attend.
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The
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
New Haven
Conn
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