County seeks equalized valuation amid rent concerns
County officials and the treasurer work to set a fair assessment for properties, aiming to align valuations with average market levels and stabilize tax obligations for property owners.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
County officials and the treasurer work to set a fair assessment for properties, aiming to align valuations with average market levels and stabilize tax obligations for property owners.
Fragmentary notes show a season title and scattered game hints with unclear dates and teams. The readable bits reference sportsmen and a November timeframe, but concrete details or results remain obscured.
County commissioners plan a short meeting next Monday with no report ready and no local liquor license action expected. Sellersburg remains dry pending further decisions.
A Corydon fire killed a local man, with a burial held at the Mavenhoe cemetery overseen by Gustorifes. Tone Martin of Graham Street travels to Caryeon as he is the brother-in-law in the incident's aftermath.
Tephrgis and the Claysburgs begin a three game series to decide the championship Jeffes Angile will pitch the second game as the Claysburg diamonds aim to clinch.
Residents of Sellersburg gather at Hare's Woods for a community Fourth of July celebration. The event features singing by local Sunday school groups and a reading of the Declaration of Independence.
FOR SALE Second hand 6 hole coal range with coil for water connection. In fairly good condition. Phone 743. aly.
The State Board of Pardons has not yet advised Governor Ralston on clemency for inmates of the Reformatory and State Prison who applied. The case of Frank Herrison, sent up for mercy, reflects lingering interest in possible clemency action.
Notice to voters of Jeffersonville Township Clark County Indiana that William Elliott Jr will apply to Clark County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell intoxicating liquor in less than a quart in a front room of a brick building at 747 Spring Street Jeffersonville Indiana The applicant a male over 21 a US citizen and qualified voter resides in Jeffersonville Township and has lived in Clark County one year and in Jeffersonville city where he desires to sell intoxicating liquors for six months dated June 29 1916 Adv.
The funeral for Elizabeth Bottorff who died Tuesday morning at her Port Fulton home was held at 2 30 this afternoon at Park Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. C H Sinnick officiating. Pallbearers were Rev Joseph Moore Prof A Datin Otto Ch b 5 Wm Yarbar Delbert Nachani and Charles Raat.
Washington notes Senator Thomas Taggart of Indiana urged Secretary Baker to form a regiment quickly from Knights of Pythias and similar orders with drill experience. Baker found the plan novel and of interest. Taggart previously offered to raise and equip a regiment for Mexican service.
Belief that John N. Murray killed neighbor Carl Sumner by suicide faded when a rope and a heavy stone tied as an anchor were found along the Hays ditch near White River two miles west of Gero. Sheriff Peter R. Miller suspects Murray remains in the area as residents guard homes amid fear of retaliation.
No recruiting progress shown in the city as organizers report little advancement toward forming a militia company. If no notable progress occurs by Saturday, the effort will be abandoned.
For sale touring car bar gain. Quick sale. Perfect condition. Newly painted white with green trimmings. Only 6 300 miles. Karl F Bierach, 129 W Market St. Tel 94. A.v.
The American Car and Foundry plant in our city remains busy with rebuilding forty nine passenger cars for Missouri Pacific and eighty one other railcars for firms including Chicago and Northwestern. Additional orders come from Louisville and Nashville and Chicago Indianapolis Louisville. The workforce recently extended by one hour daily and the shop holds government contracts while steel supply remains the chief challenge.
Magistrate William James officiated the marriage of Miss Emma Boffing of Columbus Indiana and Homer A. Lawless, a machinist also of Columbus, with Emma being the daughter of John Boffing who has resided here for some time.
Mr and Mrs Judah H Walsh arrived Sunday on the way to the Philippine Islands where he is transferred from Governor's Island New York by the government. They left for San Francisco last night and sail next Wednesday for the Islands.
An early 20th century classified snippet promotes Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil for croup with claims it is safe for children and effective in small doses. It also advertises Burdock Blood Bitters for pure blood and digestion, plus GASO TONIC gasoline substitute claims and a White Manufacturing Co. sales pitch with price notes and a 25-16 ad code.
A fine of two dollars and costs was assessed against George L Hall who appeared for trial as a principal in a case involving removal of mortgaged property from the county and was returned to Scott County.
Howard shipyards remain busy yet face material shortages that hinder expanding steel hull boat construction.
Burdette C. Lutz receiver for Sandidge and Colsher announced a sale of stock at 241 Spring Street. The stock sold at auction yesterday bringing in 159 dollars as preparation for a private sale of the real estate.
The Sunday School of Park M. E. Church Port Fulton will hold its annual picnic next Tuesday, July 4 in the park with arrangements made for an appropriate Fourth celebration.
Dean's Regulars prove popular as readers seek mild over harsh remedies. The ad claims thousands priced at 25 cents across drug stores and urges shoppers to try the gentler laxative.
Five passenger Maxwell car in first class condition offered by Homer M Frank at Citizens Trust Company in Jeffersonville Indiana. Advertisement notes sale by listing party and bank contact.
Sale Saturday at 427 E Chestnut Street listing buffa table seven chairs five rockers two rugs chiffonier dressers stove refrigerator telephone stand and stool among other items. Dr Harrison adv.
The fourth annual Indiana Christian Endeavor Union convention in Orleans heard Rev. Arthur Hale Keener of First Presbyterian share remarks at evening session. Principal speakers included C. C. Brodhecker Brownstown Rev. Guerrant F W Thompson New Albany Mrs. Ora B. Cox Bedford Miss Anna Kober and Mrs A L Harris with Field Secretary R A Walker. Sunrise session opened next day.
Magistrate Frank Ogden officiated the marriage of William H Walters a railroad man from Cambridge Jr Ind and Mrs Myrtle Miller formerly Miss Myrtle Stewart who had divorced a former husband in 1914.
Extensive arrangements have been made for the annual tag day of the Park M. E. church Port Fulton and everyone inclined will benefit the charity drive with the event.
Marie Garriott Houghland is granted a divorce from Robert Houghland in Scott Circuit Court Scottsburg. The marriage occurred last October and the decree cites cruel treatment as the basis for the divorce.
Mrs Maggie Mitchell of Charles Town has been granted a pension of 12 dollars per month, an announcement from the Pension Bureau states.
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