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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
The undersigned trustee of Harrison township will hold office at his residence near St Meinrad each Saturday and will conduct township business on days when not traveling. Joseph Peters, Trustee Harrison Township.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will be at his home each Wednesday for the transaction of township business and will transact business on any days when at home. John Mulzer Trustee of Hult township.
The trustee will be in Dale on the third Saturday and at his Mariah Hill home on all other Saturdays to transact township business. He will attend to business on other days when not traveling.
The Grass township trustee will be at his Chrisney office each Saturday for township business and will handle matters on other days when not engaged elsewhere.
Joseph H. Hargis announces at the July 1912 Spencer County Board of Commissioners hearing a request to license sale of spirituous vinous and malt liquors in Nes Boston Huff Township with on premise drinking for one year and permission to sell cigars and lunches. He also applies at the same term for renewal of a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Rockport Ohio Township described as part of lot nine in Wm. R. Hynes donation, with room on the first floor of a two story brick building and on premise drinking, including doors and windows to keep interior visible from Main Street. Both notices dated June 7 1912.
A male Indiana resident over 21 applies at the July term 1912 of the Spencer County Board of Commissioners to obtain a liquor license. The hearing will be at the Rockport Court House in Rockport Indiana.
The Woodstock Improvement Society urges residents to deepen cleanliness and beauty in the village. It outlines garbage removal, street sweeping, maintenance of green spaces, and the need for proper drainage and sewer connections to prevent epidemics, inviting public cooperation and suggestions.
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