Petition for Establishment of Free Gravel Road in Adams Township
Notice that a petition to establish a free gravel road in Adams Township Hamilton County Indiana will be heard September on the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners. The filing lists residents voters and signers in Adams Township and Bosley urging improvement of rural highways connecting to existing Free Gravel Roads. The petition explains road length about three miles with surface gravel and drainage and notes rural mail route, local village routes, and no bridges required.
Free Gravel Road Petition Readied in Hamilton County
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners slated to meet September 12 at Noblesville Court House and County Auditor office to consider a petition for a free gravel road in Adams Township Sheridan. Petition signed by over fifty freeholders and voters, detailing proposed route from Northeast corner of Section 31 to Southeast corner of Section 41, with no bridges or grading needed.
Free Gravel Road Petition Heard in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners met at Noblesville Court House and County Auditor's Office on September 21 1908 to hear a petition from Adams Township freeholders seeking grading draining and gravel paving of a road between specified section corners. The petition lists over fifty signers and notes rural mail delivery and public utility benefits. The document bears numerous signatories led by J T Hillock and others.
Notice of Gravel Road Petition Heard by Hamilton County Board
The Hamilton County Indiana Board of Commissioners will meet September 21 in Noblesville to hear a gravel road petition from Adams township voters led by C. G. Coleman. The petition seeks construction of a free gravel road by taxation along a specified route, noting the Town of Sheridan within Adams township.
Hamilton County Road Improvement Petition Details
Petition outlines a proposed road upgrade between Addams townsite and Washington township in Hamilton County Indiana. The plan calls for a 30 foot wide road with 20 foot grade, gravel surface, drains and bridges, extending less than three miles along an established highway. It cites United States mail delivery use and lists dozens of signatories backing the project plus a board hearing date in September.
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Addams
Washington
Hamilton County
Indiana
United States
Thames
P Coleman
Eliot
RE Bennett
Ho Newby
AR Melson
It Waller
A A Henderson J Nilickson
WE Fisher
JH Campbell
Thea Pettijohn
Arthur Baker
Ro Kristoe
H Mace WD Ford
R Worley
WP Phillips
Pevies Weaver
GA Fear
Jstig
KOM Branson
CA Hutchens
Emerson Ripes
Willis Johnson
Westanley
OM Osborn
Lovell
Board of Commissioners
Tyes
Board of
Iyos
N.lwes
Bidiana
Notice of Petition for Free Gravel Road in Hamilton County
Hamilton County commissioners will meet September 21 1908 at Noblesville Court House to consider a petition signed by over fifty freeholders of Adams Township requesting a free gravel road from the southwest to southeast corner of Section Seven Township Twenty North Range Three East. The proposed road would connect with the A. J. Ogle Free Gravel Road and the North Adams Free Gravel Road, be about thirty two feet wide with six cubic yards of gravel per rod, require drainage but no bridges, and serve public utility with rural mail delivery. The petition includes signatures led by Claude O Bower and James R Ogle and is filed with the county auditor.
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Audi- Many
Oh Seallhamilton
Adams Township
Hamlton
Mane Than Een
Bgt
Honoriide Board of Commissiners
Hanilton
Fidiain
Adams
Hamilton County
Kadiang
Toswinship
Treehoiders Amt
Bostioys
Powhie
Towashia Pwenty
Taatabe
Tie Widdens
Boxtey
Rawlings
LA Ross
Pwenty
Ranwe Phree
Bosley
Pheo Richey
Couca
A. Statewee
G. HW. Palmer
George Burton
Floyd Williamson
WD. Pord
G. W. Scott
Ted Mckinnes
G. W. Bacon
F. Rawlings
M.A. Burton
Howard Ambemurtry
T. Hl. McMurrury
A.B. Collier
H.R. Palmer
C.H. Lambert
Wm. A. Harvey
W.S. Ramsey
2. L. Steele
Wlil Sutton
M. Orr
Harley Orr
Jo A. Cline
John Ec. Gray
Dc. Burton
Tom Bailey
Eli F P. Ross
W. M Wonnold
Nelson Mills
Wl. Ff. Hodson
J.T. Pickett
J.B. Baker
J. W.southard
F. Ve. Kercheval
D. H
Board of Commissioners
North Adams Township
West Adams Township
Strawtown
South Adams
California Street
Sheridan
Township
Swaryland
Tases
Cheo
Pettison
Albert C. Pearson
J. G. Anivim
Jolie A. Beck
W. B. Davis
Edgar bPstout
TS. Spencer
GC. Z. Thistlethwaite
Jacob Oberlease
KE. R. Worley
DR. Elder
J. W. Williams
Bob. Pigkett
Jacob Pritseh
G.y A. Fear
P. K. Stout
Aa. Briggs
H. Higbee
W. A. Johnson
S. D. Wallace
C. Re. Bercheval
H. Newby
G. HL. Palmer
John Freeman
J. Ll. Vickery
Robbins
F. M. Foulke
J. N. Hlackiennin
S. W. Moore
WLA
EK. E. Newby
Soh
Timmons
Eli Downs
T. W. Tinder
Isaac W. Davenport
S. D. Crain
W. OH. Perry
Jon Mearty
DT. i. Mc Murtry
Wilbur KF. Fisher
Board of Commissioners of
Te County of
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Indiana
Noblesville
State of
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Boxley
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CG. J. Coleman
Cedars
Hamilon County
State of Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Said County
Hamilton City
Adamis Township
General Assembly
Sad County
Chamilton County
Ndana
Swid Township
Souheast
A. J. Ogle
Clinton
Sugar Creek
Clinton County
North Adams
Shoe
Claude O. Bower
James R. Ogle
John Branson
J.T. Hillock
S. EF. Bast
Wmn. Shull
John CC. Gray
J. G. Antrimi
A. Burton
Marion Helfer
Coil
R.E. Pearson
B.A. Butcher
Jesse V. Butcher
Theo. Pettijohn
Elmer E.teter
Abe Cline
C. A. Phebus
W. F. Fisher
Andrew Weaver
F. M. McKinzie
E.L. Steele
J.R. Cox
John Enright
Geo. Burton
J. PF. Eberwein
J. A. Neill
C.J. Lambert
J.C. Lambert
Spencer Ogle
Frank Glant
Lem Harris
Zeno Davids
G. B. Harris
Williams Harris
M. J. Wilson
Ted McKinney
L.A. Staley
W.B. Albertson
Miles Harris
W.S. McMurtry
Claude Huston
W.G. B. Harris
J. H. Bower
Scottish golfers drive ball over spire feats recounted
The Westminster Gazette notes wagers in the Burgess Golfing Society. Players Scentes of Leith and Sineltie, a printer, each drove six balls over St Giles spire Weathercock, about 160 feet high. Donald McLean later won a bet driving over Melville monument.
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Pweed
Amon
Ivus
Leith
Sineltie
Donald McLean
Sienet
Melville
St. Andrew Square
A Little More Than Your Income
A young New York clergyman in his first parish calls helps a starving family. After giving $50, he returns with $25 more as he seeks work for the unemployed father. The wife defends purchases like a new baby carriage and coffee, saying they are essentials and needed for the children.
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New York City
Appleton
A Queer Cough Mixture In 18th Century Letters
In a January 1758 letter Mrs. Delaney, famed for her 18th century renown, describes a cough remedy using boiled snails. She notes no taste and secrecy, suggesting six to eight snails boiled in water per quart and strained for Mary to drink with her beverages.
Smoky clash in third class car on Scotsman tale
A Scotsman in a north of England third class smoking carriage objects to a fishwife entering with a creel. She ignores him, sits opposite, and lights a large pipe blowing smoke at him, declaring that he cannot take a draw.
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Enghand Fine
Xilimall
Mannie
Swallowed Pawn Tickets Alleged by Suspect in Court
A detective testified in a case involving a woman arrested at her base. He claimed she swallowed a pawn ticket after being shown the chlitee, denying the actions and prompting a sharp interjection from Istrate. The judge interrupted as the detective clarified the claim.
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Istrate
A Little Bit Thick Fog Tale Told by an Old Salt
An old sailor recalls extreme fog off Newfoundland where crew members leaned on the rail as the fog lifted and dumped them into the sea. He notes the fog could be so thick they nearly toppled into the water, sharing a humorous maritime memory.
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Newfoundland
Lost items in neighborhood found near Kercheval home
A set of three time books belonging to L. B. Todd were found between the home of Mrs. J. W. Kercheval and Sheridan. Finder should return the items to this office for handling and claim.
Itching Skin Diseases Cured by a Simple Remedy
Itching skin ailments can be remedied by Zemo a vegetable liquid for external use. A free trial package is offered by W W Rose Medicine Co St Louis MO. The first application stops itching and burning and it claims to destroy germs and poisons on the surface leading to clear healthy skin. Prominent individuals including Jacob Frank RR W Emerson W P Taylor and Mrs Harvey Burks reportedly found cures after doctors declared them incurable. C B Gregory Sherman druggist has secured the local agency and endorses Zemo.
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Hk. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Zemo
Jacob Frank
Frank Mercantile Co
N.th Street
W. Emerson
Anchor Steam Laundry
W. P. Taylor
Shinkle Street
Findlay
Harvey Burks
Harrisburg
C. EB. Gregory
Sheridan
Corn Carnival Ad Week Promises Big Business
Sale Bills To the Business Men encourages local merchants to prepare advertising copy during Corn Carnival week, promising full service from the paper to maximize outreach and sales.
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Pearson & Pearson
Tantilton
Reid County
N.W. Cowgill
Thamilton
Lndiana
Pearson & Pearson Attys For
BE Hillock
CH Dell
G Q B Burris
J A Cline
Albert Kincaid
S M Burton
FE J Steele
CH Lambert
AB Collier
Michael Orr
A J Fox
Herbert E Pitts
Ernie Fourch
Z W Southard
Claude A Bower
M H Forkner
Willard Gilham
George Foutch
Milton Matthews
H A Burton
Theo Richey
Percy M_ Pitts
Cade Burton
Thomas Il Foutch
M W Harbaugh
Marion Helter
W H Burton
A H Cline
Sherman Ramsey
Walter Pritsch
Monroe Biddle
Joseph Rockey
S A Hershman
Jao Enright
Roy Hershman
E M Bower
Hiram F Teter
Jacob Pritsch
M W Hinshaw
CJ Lamberton
PS Spencer
J A Bower
Frank Grant
G A Palmer
WS McMurtry
Theo Pettijohn
Ova E Bower
A R Melson
IL A Staley
J A Butcher
J Wilson
M Thurston
Butcher
W A Wainscott
John S Kercheval
Geo W Scott
F V Kercheval
John C Gray
Sim Cox N Highee
Sree
N. W. Cowgill
Gardner's Barber Shop
American Steam
Frankfort
Rawl
Tramig
Los
Cicero
C. W. Griffin
E.e.newby
John W. Teter
Newby & Teter
Attorneys-at-Law
Ind
Sam & Harry Griffin Lawyers Office
Farmers’ Nat
Bank Buindispy
Sheridan Indiana
R. R. Foland
Citizens’ State Bank
New
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