Mill Creek Township Expenditures and Tax Levy 1905
The Trustee W R Massey of Mill Creek Township Fountain County Indiana proposes for the year 1905 total expenditures of 1834.55 and total tax 175 cents per hundred dollars. Items include township expenditures 3206.00 and 35 cents tax, local tuition 5500.60, dog tax 50 cents, special school 5340.00 and 45 cents tax, road tax 300.00 and 30 cents tax, additional road tax 1000.00 and 10 avota on the hundred, poor expenditures 301.00 and 5 cents tax. Dated August 1st 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Township
Fountain County
Indiana
Kingman
W.R. Massey
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Richland Township 1905
The Trustee of Richland township in Mountain County proposes annual expenditures and tax levies for 1906 at the Advisory Board meeting in Newtown on September 5 1905. Items include township and local tuition expenditures, school and road taxes, poor tax, poll taxes, and a total levy of 13 cents per hundred with total taxables of 15970.10 and 348 polls.
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Richland Township
Mountain County
Newtown
Ind
Samuel Rick
Rechland Township
Township Tax Levy Proposals for Cain Township 1905
The Trustee of Cain Township in Fountain County presents estimates for the 1905 year at the schoolhouse Hillsboro September 5 1905. It lists township expenditures 1550 township tax 15 cents per dollar local tuition 2600 tax 20 cents per dollar plus 50 cent per poll. Special school 4500 tax 25 cents per dollar plus 50 cent per poll. Road expenditures 2600 road tax 25 cents per dollar. Additional road 1000 road tax 10 cents per dollar. Total expenditures 12400 total tax levy 106 cents per dollar total polls 256. Austin Keeling trustee. August 2 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ind
Austin Keeling
Cain Township
State fair to showcase rural school progress department
The State Board of Agriculture creates a rural schools department for the Indiana State Fair opening September 11 in Indianapolis. Planned with the Education Department and State Superintendent F. A. Cotton, the exhibit will feature school consolidation work from Lagrange Fountain and Delaware, architecture from Randolph, pictures from Pulaski, maps from Floyd, and other student work. The department aims to present medals and diplomas and will be a permanent fair feature. Colored and white dress goods advertised at J. J. Oeb's Stores.
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State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
State Department of Education
F. A. Cotton
Indiana
State Board of Agriculure
Lagrange
Fountain
Delaware
Benton County
Randolph County
Pulaski County
Floyd County
Card of Thanks for Help in Bereavement
Card thanks friends and relatives for assistance during bereavement. Signed by Mrs. Laura L. Rabb and Mrs. E. M. Conover. Also lists a portion noting a Saltr One Stanhope open buggy with rubber tire almost new and one set single harness by John Henseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura L. Rabb
E. M. Conover
SaLtr
John Hense
Gessie Items and Local Notes Highlight Markets and Visits
Threshers hum Monday morning as Wm Switzer travels to Newport. Kinney Fox returns home healthy while Ollie Banks ends Mt. Olympus work and plans a Southwest trip. Win Smith visits relatives on the Mound. A. W. Banks offers free lookovers with small sale charges in Geasie. Mise Elliott visits Cayuga sister near Geasie. J Loeb’s Stores tout a large stock of men's and boys pants at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neelofranta
J. Loeb
Harvey to preach at Fifth Street Christian Church
A G Harvey will preach at the Fifth Street Christian Church next Sunday morning August 6. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Harvey
Fifth Street Christian Church
Faith’s Eye Warning Comes With Framed Glasses Promise
Dr. Faith presents a vision aid offer, promising satisfaction with frames from Dr. Ludlow’s clinic each Friday. The snippet hints at a guaranteed fit and future eye care, though the text trails off.
Storeowners urged to use Trader's Exchange storage
James Slim advertises storage of shops goods and other items during the summer. Stores can bring their wares to the exchange for care and safe keeping with reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Slim
Indiana State Fair Prize List Announces Record Payout
The fifty second Indiana State Fair runs Sept 11 to 15 in Indianapolis. A revised prize list shows 30,000 in total prizes across departments. Secretary Chas Downing Room 14 State House Indianapolis to mail prize list and entry details. entries close Sept Lat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chas. Downing
State House
Mayor's Court Drives Crackdown on Immorality
In the Mayor's Court led by Mayor Jane, about a dozen to fifteen warrants issued since Saturday noon, with several offenders sentenced. The piece argues men and women guilty in association crimes should face equal punishment to protect public morals and continue the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Jones
100 Men Wanted At South Side Restaurant
Advertises 15c short order fare at the Suth Side Restaurant inviting one hundred men to attend tomorrow to try the new offering. Promoter names Hershberger and Hankins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suth Side
Tf Hershberger & Hankins
Letter List for Week Ending July 26 1905
Weekly notice listing names: Harry Hedge, Mrs. Anna Martin, Franky Francis Nabern, Mrs. Albert Sprowles. Call for above and say advertised. Public notice by F. W. Boyd postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hedge
Anna Martin Franky
Francis Nabern
Albert Sprowles
F. W. Boyd
P. M
J Loeb's Stores Offer 25 Cents For Regular Laundered Shirts
Regular laundered shirts priced at 25 cents at J Loeb's Stores, a promotional offer cutting the usual 50 cent charge. Limited time deal to attract customers and clear inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb’s
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Sold For Sick Headache Relief
An advertisement explains sick headache as a nervous storm centered in the brain causing pain and nausea. It touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as soothing and non addictive, claims rapid relief, and notes no opiates. Testimonials from John J McErlain of South Bend Indiana are included along with a money back guarantee and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr. Miles
John J. McErlain
Pres. S$. B. Eng. Co
South Bend
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Kingman Line to be Built Promoter Meets Critics
W G Rhule, Covington Kingman line promoter, visited Tuesday and connected with Commercial Club representatives. All differences are settled and obstacles removed, with work hoped to begin in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G Rhule
Covington Kingman Line
Citywide Dog Muzzling Order Issued
Municipal notice requires all dogs owned in the city to be muzzled when running at large. Owners must comply by the specified deadline and enforcement will follow for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
W. R. Stout
W. B. Coleman
Geo. D. Cook
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Stringtown
Wabash
Grab
Nebeker & Co
Alexander
J. J.oeb’s
Wm Switzer
Newport
Danville
Ollie Banks
Mt. Olympus
Hay
Mr. Win Smith
A. W. Banks
A Mise Elliott
Cayuga
Mra Tude Frader
Geasie
Mies Laura Smith
Perrysville
Lena Cade
John Moore
J.R. Dunlap
Lemon
M. Herzog
Stephen Randolph
Mrs. Randolph
Frank Edmonds
West Lafayette
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Anna Walker
Lizzie Miller
Linden
George D. Cook
Mr . Dick Blue Monday
Dr. Rowland
William Fucter
Chas. Lowe
Third
Fourth Street
Earth
Tom Walsh
Covington
Kate Finnn
Paul
Blanche Aughe
Enlewood
Cyrus Donaldson
Flavius Tittle
Flo
Nettie Shade
Penecis
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May Rogers
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Chicago
T.K. Hagley
Covington Canning Co
Edward D Goller
The
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J. H Palmer
John
State Line
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Dr. Martin
C.W. Dice
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Veedersburg
Interactg
A. T. Livengood
Billings
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Harry Sporting
Dallas
Texas
Southwest
Ruby Stout
Miss Chaney
Sullivan
S. H. Lucas
A. E. Butt
M V Chapmen
Chapman
Charles Milford
J. B. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Vermillion County
Cheney
Rossville
Charley
Mr. Chaney
Simon Minnick
North van Buren
OU. Board and Family
Mr. Minnick
St. Louis
J. W. Marshall
Caltor
Parker
Maver
Covington, Ind
FE. E. French
O.M. Eoliaig
Covington, Nd
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