Wabash Township Expenditures and Tax Levies for 1907
The Trustee of Wabash Township Fountain County invites the Advisory Board to meet September 4 1906 at 10 a m to approve estimated expenditures and tax levies for 1907. Figures include Township expenditures 1242 07 local tuition 2484 14 special school tax 21372 58 road tax 137 58 plus additional road tax 621 03 poor expenditures 310 50 totaling 7402 90 and total tax 125 cents per hundred. Net taxable property listed with polls 194 and valuations totaling 62103500. Signed L A Beckelhymer Trustee dated July 27 1906.
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Wabash Township
Fountain County
L.A. Beckelhymer
Fulton Township Expenditures and Tax Levies Proposed
The Trustee of Fulton Township announces at the Advisory Board meeting on September 4 1906 readings of estimates for the year including township expenditures 1042.71 and tax 17 cents per hundred dollars local tuition expenditures 1840.47 tax 30 cents per hundred dollars total 2453.56 and tax 40 cents per hundred dollars road tax expenditures 1840.17 tax 30 cents per hundred dollars additional road tax 613.39 tax 5 cents per hundred dollars total expenditures 8096.74 total tax 132 cents per hundred dollars net taxables listed as 613390 00 with 206 polls and valuation details from prior year signed Trustee David Cates.
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Fulton Township
Fountain County
Tavid Cates
Lewis B. Waggoner
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Van Buren Township 1907
Trustee S J Ludlow of Van Buren Township Fountain County proposes yearly expenditures and tax levies to be voted at the advisory board meeting held at Veedersburg on September 4 at 9 am. Items include Township expenditures 3000.09 and 30 cents tax per hundred, Local Tuition 2500 and 26 cents tax per hundred plus 50 cent poll, Special School 5000 and 50 cent poll 50 cent, Road 3000 and 30 cents per hundred, Additional Road 1900 and 10 cents per hundred, Library 100 and 1 cent per hundred, Poor 100 and 7 cents per hundred. total expenditures 153000 and total levy 153 cents per hundred. total taxables 1,000,000 and 267 polls. August 1, 1906. Veedersburg Ind. Trustee office.
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Rustee
van Buren Township
Fountain County
Veedersburg
S. J. Ludlow
Ind
Expenditures and taxes proposed for Shawnee Town 1906
The trustee of Shawnee Town Fount ain County proposes annual expenditures and tax levies for the year 1906 at a meeting of the Advisory Board. Projections include township and local tuition costs, road and poor expenditures, with total expenditures shown as 8626.42 and total tax 67 cents per hundred dollars on assessed value.
De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad
Backache and rheumatism remedy promotes blood cleansing with a week long treatment priced at 25e sold by Geo D Cook.
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de Witt
Geo. D. Cook
Annual Leader clearance sale announced
The Leader advertises its annual clearance sale in this issue. Local notes mention a temporary concrete walk repair in front of the K of P building and various community items including marriages, trips, visits, a street contract bid, and a serious injury from a runaway incident near Stone Bluff. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woodford's Sanitary Lotion sold by Geo D Cook Covington Indiana.
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Woodford
Geo. D. Cook
Covington
Ind
Car Load of Iowa Colts Sold at Covington Livery Barn
Danville seller Baird offers a load of Iowa colts at Covington livery barn. On Saturday August 4 commencing 1 30, all 1 to 2 years old. Each colt expected to double in value in a short time.
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Covington
Livery Barn
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Fountain Items and Social News from Covington
Rain reduced the ice cream supper turnout Saturday night. Frank Watts and son Frankie visited Covington Monday afternoon. Bert Foreman enjoyed a dance Saturday night. Everyone present had a good time and did not mock others. Claud Marquess and family and Glen Marquess were in Covington Saturday. Holiness group met Monday at Mr. Noah Hess's. Lew B. Reed is installing new shingles. Mrs. P. N. Cox traveled to Covington on Wednesday for business. Aunt Polly Hawkin’s arm improves. Dr. Mayfield of Stone Bluff visited town Monday night. W. H. Cox of Covington visited his son Thomas over the weekend. Blue Bell.
Tourist Rates to Winona Lake and Warsaw Ind
Wabash By. offers round trip tickets to Winona Lake and Warsaw Indiana from May 10 to Sept 30 1906 with 15 day return permissions at 440 dollars. Season tickets valid to Oct 31 1906 cost 5.90 dollars round trip. KE W Richeson ticket agent.
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Winona Lake
Warsaw
Ind
Wabash By
KE. W. Richeson
Warm Morning Breakfast Jacket for All Seasons
A versatile breakfast jacket suitable for warm months and lawns. The design uses dotted batiste with embroidery trims and options for a large flat collar or a simpler V neck. Back fullness can be gathered with a waist band while the fronts remain open.
Stripes Rise In Fashion For Fall Materials
Stripes push aside checks in France fashion with peking patterns and black and white costumes favored by matrons showing dignity. Line effects and heavier serge and woolens display a trend toward stripes with silk velvet and velvet wool blends prominent in fall goods.
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France
Crape Negligees Gain Popularity in Designs
Designers favor crape for negligees with plain or flowered varieties. Valenciennes lace and embroidered batiste or cluny trims are common, and the widespread use of cluny is noted across the season’s negligee styles.
Hatpin Fad Flaunts Amber Ball Ornaments
The piece notes a fashion trend in hats featuring oversized pins. The amber ball dominates as the preferred ornament, with tortoise shell pins also popular among the more affluent. Lighter tortoise shells are favored over darker tones.
Fashionable Summer Silke Shows Chic Silk Ensemble
A description highlights a summer silk outfit featuring a circular plaid skirt with velvet trim and a plain taffeta coat with matching velvet details. The ensemble, adaptable to voile or lightweight wool, can be worn open or closed and pairs well with various materials.
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