Tax Rate Notice for Orange County 1918 Taxes
Notice to taxpayers in Orange County Indiana announcing tax rates for state county and township taxes for 1918. It outlines payment deadlines May and November 1919, penalties for late payment, delinquent sale dates, and guidance for owners with multi township properties, trust payments, and the new depository law urging early payment.
Old friends send checks for renewals and visits noted
Elmore Sparks of Houston sent a renewal check for another year and UC C Warren of Demoines Iowa sent a 2019 subscription payment. Rev and Mrs John Asher host Mrs Asher's father Mr James of Medora at the parsonage for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Sparks
Houston
Tex
UC. C. Warren
Demoines
Iowa
John Asher
Illness and real estate moves cited in local notes
Harry Charles son of Mr and Mrs George A Charles is ill with pneumonia in French Lick where he manages a feed store County Treasurer John L Teaford has bought the land property on North Gospel Street through Will W Lingle Real Estate Agency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Charles
George A. Charles
French, Lick
Aeed
John L.teaford
Ireland
North Gospel Street
Will W. Lingle
Review of the year 1918 and local happenings
New Sorghum Goss reviews 1918 in Scientific American and a discussion on What to do with the German Fleet. Epworth League to stage Si Slocum's Country Store play soon at the library. Ex County Surveyor Harry Kirk discharged from Camp Taylor visits friends. Mrs Wesley Elliot sells home and buys Mrs Sarah Heard’s Hast First street property. Bas ket Ballroom hosts High School Market for French War Orphan on Jan 11 1919 open 10 am to 6 pm. Miss Pauline Sweeney, 14, dies at Salem from influenza. funeral in Salem. Hanover College Science Hall fire causes $60 000 loss. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised. Nathan Jones family travels to Indianapolis then Oregon to visit daughter Mrs William C. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Scientific American
Pauline Sweeney
Orville Sweeney
Chicago
Salem
Miss Sweeney
Earl Sweeney
Lena Cogswell
Sweeney
Estate sale to close heirs of George I L Stout
The dwelling house act and shop owned by the heirs of the late George IL Stout are for sale. Executrix Bessie B Stout and George A Charles of Abydel West Baden and French Lick were in town Monday for business, noting Stout’s partial recovery from a summer injury. Mrs Elmer Scarlett, oper ated on in Indianapolis, returned home at West Baden and is hoped to recover fully.
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Baoli
Aba
North East
Orleans Township
Qianggyilie
Mgiheunia
North West Towship
Palletna Estes
Lick Townshup
Jackson
Greenfield Township
South East Township
Stampers Creek Towship
Paoli
Orleans
George IL. Stout
Bessie B. Stout
George A Charles
Abydel
West Baden
Irench Lick
George
Elmer Scarlett
Indianapolis
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Orange County
Indiana
Office of Auditor and
John J. Teaford
Asl
Paol Republican
DR. King
Frat Gough
Chamberlains
Si Slocum’s Country Store
Epworth League
Harry Kirk
Camp Taylor
Wesley Elliot
School House
Sarah Heard
Hast First
Hanover Q College
William A. Millis
Paoh
Paoh Schools