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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
6
The Greene County treasurer will offer for sale at 2 PM in the treasurer's office three mile road bonds in Wright township totaling 9700 dollars. The issue consists of twenty series of 485 dollars each bearing 5 percent interest dated May 15 1921. First series due May 15 1922 with six month interest payments thereafter. Dated June 1 1921. Signed by Auditor Hwaschul Cortlin.
The Carlisle town board approved a 25 year franchise to Murray Owen of Mitchell to build a light and power system. Construction must begin within four months with power from the Southern Indiana Power plant at Edwardsport via an extension to Freelandsville. Primary 2,300 volts and 110 volt secondary. 110 volt 60 cycle street lighting planned.
Dreamland screens Jack the Man Ape in The Evolution of Man as a thief without a trainer. The program also features The Race of the Age with Man o War beating Sor Barton. Showings tonight and tomorrow at 10 and 20 cents.
Telephone notices require payment of bills at the New Home Telephone Co. office on North Main Street between the 1st and 10th of the current month. Service may be disconnected if bills are not paid by the 15th.
Greene County Indiana auditor Herschel Corbin records a bond petition for Stafford township totaling 11 500 dollars in ten equal series. Each series contains a 1000 and a 150 bond at 5 percent interest. Bonds dated April 15 1921 with first due series payments and May 15 1922 first interest coupon. June 2 1921 date.
Notice is given for the sale of three mile road bonds in Taylor township at 2 o clock PM on June 25 1921. The bonds total 14700 dollars issued on petition by Zack Rubottom et al in ten equal series payable in five years. Each series includes a 1000 dollar bond and a 470 dollar bond bearing 5 percent interest. Bonds dated May 15 1921. Seal Herschel Corbin June 2 9.
Bonds authorized for Grant township at 8200 dollars in ten equal series over five years. Each series includes a 500 dollar and a 320 dollar bond at 5 percent interest. Bonds dated April 15 1921 payable May 15 1922 and May 15 1923. Dated June 2 192?
On June 20 1921 at 2 PM three mile road bonds petitioned by Marion A. Thomas et al amounting to 112 500 in ten series. Each series includes eleven 1 bonds and one 250 bond at 5 percent interest. Bonds dated February 16 1921 payable May 1 1922 with one series payable May 15 1922. Interest coupons on each bond. (Seal) NERSCHEL CORBIN.
Lydia Warren escorts Marjorie to town for a meal and returns to the country house in New Hampshire. Marjorie visits Aunt Lydia again in fall, meets Philip Mason, and a moonlit moment seals their budding romance as Lydia observes.
Relatives in Linton report Mrs. Mary L Randall widow of James Randall died yesterday at her home in Henryetta Oklahoma at age 76. Survived by five sons N C Randall Ed Randall George John Oliver and three daughters Mrs Rose Clark Mrs Cutsinger and Mrs Arthur Love. Three grandchildren Clarence Harvey and May preceded her. The family moved to Oklahoma from South Linton about eighteen years ago.
Morris and Castler's shows billed as clean and attractive will pitch tents in the Hixon addition northeast of Linton for a week. Attractions include four modern rides, a water circus, a bright midway and other notable acts. Managers expect good business if weather cooperates after a poor turnout from recent rain.
An elderly woman fishing in a small pond near her home says she is not catching anything and that she is fishing for “cate h it’s handy.” The fragment reflects a rural scene with a grandmotherly figure and a casual, folksy exchange.
The note details a petition in Washington township for nine thousand two hundred dollars in twenty equal bonds. Each bond is 440 dollars at 5 percent interest, dated April 15, 1921, with a payment series starting June 2, 1921, as recorded by the Greene County Auditor Indiana.
A notice announces bonds in Stafford township totaling 6000 dollars in twenty equal series payable over ten years. Each series contains one 300 dollar bond at 5 percent interest dated April 15, 1921. The document is dated June 2, 1921 and bears the seal of Hawschel Corbin.
Chas A Pottinger and others petition for a 7400 dollar lien in twenty equal bonds. Each bond valued at 370 dollars bears 6 percent interest, with semiannual coupons and due dates specified. Court actions dated January 2 1927 list Rosellith Co as auditor in Greene County India.
The county commissioners of Greene County Indiana announce plans to issue bonds to fund the sale of fields in the Statorid Township. The notice specifies the bond amount and related proceedings to acquire funds for the project.
The Greene County Auditor issues a public notice on June 2 regarding a tax levy proposal of S18.700 at 6 percent to fund a macadam road project in Stat ford township under the three mile gravel road law. A hearing will determine the final assessment and indebtedness. taxpayers may object and petition with the county auditor and board of commissioners.
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