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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
1
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In Noblesville June 13 the State Board of Tax Commissioners discussed boosting real estate assessments by about twenty percent in central Indiana as land sales rise to 100 to 125 dollars per acre since the last appraisal. Local assessors have already raised assessments about ten percent since four years ago due to higher property values, especially farm land. The board expects friction over adjustments as counties align with market prices and legal rulings remain unsettled.
Westfield petitions the county commissioners to annex large parts of land south of town. The request lists owners including Mary A Johnson Morris E Cox Nathan Mills N D Baldwin Martha Bray Rufus Bond and others. The commissioners have not ruled but may act before the June session adjourns.
The Children’s day services at the Methodist church last Sunday morning were among the best. The girls’ chorus sang beautifully and the original class exercises impressed the audience. Decorations with plants and wreaths looked tasteful and fitting. A very large crowd attended and the collection of thirty two dollars will support church educational efforts.
Merced California residents Mr and Mrs Earnest Malin provide a copy of the Merced Evening News special boom edition for the city. It features numerous pictures of important buildings and scenes from Merced.
The Board of Review announces readjustment of real estate appraisals with hearings on June 14 and 15 for corporations excluding banks. Additional sessions run June 17 in Sheridan Adams township, June 18 in Westfield Washington township, and June 19 in Carmel Clay Delaware townships. Meetings occur in local offices and towns to accommodate property owners.
Five petitions for gravel roads appear in the News this week as Adams township seeks better highways. The roads are free gravel roads funded by all taxpayers in the township, addressing widespread mud conditions.
Special Judge L. Baldwin overruled a motion to arrest judgment in the William Franklin liquor in restaurant case. Franklin must serve a thirty day jail sentence and pay a $50 fine.
The M. E. church choir schedules a sacred concert on Sunday evening June 23. Prof Beck of Indianapolis is expected to attend and direct the program. Proceeds from the offering will aid local church music interests.
I N Crabb president of the Capital Circuit Traction Company visits Indianapolis and asserts there is no doubt the new electric line will be constructed and that the financial backing is practically assured. He notes the C I E steam road mortgage filing signals intent and expects that line to aid his project.
J Clark Stephenson, Sheridan class of 1905, received one of eleven top undergraduate honors at the University of Chicago commencement on June 11. The award covers two years of undergraduate tuition and reflects exceptional scholarship. Stephenson, son of Mr and Mrs W O Stephenson, plans to finish a four year program at the December commencement.
The Standard Oil Company plans a second pipeline along the same route from Casey Illinois to Montpelier Indiana. Teams haul pipe units between here and Rosston as crews prepare a 16 foot wide right of way for multiple lines.
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