The Business Side of Farming Fences
The U. S. Department of Agriculture notes fences changed greatly over the last century as barbed and woven wire replace stone walls rails and hedges. It explains when and how to erect strong corners posts braces and line posts, plus handling of woven and barbed wire with proper tension and protection.
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Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
New England
Appalachian
Ohio Basin
Real Estate Transfers Advertised by Schroeder & Price
Realty notices from Olson's Shoe Store on West Side Square announce transfers in Sullivan County. Schroeder and Price, sellers of Sullivan County's complete abstract system, present the listings.
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Schroeder & Price
Olson
West Side Square
Sullivan County
Transfer notices list numerous land deeds and bargains
A compilation of land transfers and sales from various townships notes numerous grantors and buyers, prices ranging from 50 to 9,800 with parcels described by fractions of sections and tracts. Names include Wm M Smith, G H Ringer, J W Lindley, Nora Squire, J L Exline, Hazel Rector, Nellie Brown, J A Stout, and others across Fairbanks, Shelburn, Orry Collins, and Hamilton townships.
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Cass
Wm. M. Smith
G. H
Estella A. Ringer
Jas. M. Sinclair
Jno
W. Lindley
I. OF. Brewer
Everett Brewer & Wife
Ora Alsman
Nora M. Squire
Wm. M. Exiline
J. L. Exline
Aon
Sarah FE
Tennyson & Hazel Rector
Wm. H. Zaager
Julian Marshall
B. Hawkins
David Dudley
Shelburn
Daniel James
H. A. Stevenson
W. V. Riges
J. R. Riges
J. A
Sarah A. Stout
Oak Lawn
John Stantz
H. F
Linnie Goad
Lovelace
Fairbanks Twp
RE. Jennines
Mary A. Dudley
J. B
Sarah A. Hawkins
Wash & Wall Streets
Turman
Jonathan Harris
Ural Hayden
Think Before You Speak Says Thoughtful Truth
The message urges careful speech weighing truth and impact. It cautions that some truthful statements can harm others and recommends considering consequences before speaking. It promotes thoughtful communication and restraint in what is said.
Prominent Sullivan County Teacher Katherine Laughead Dead
Miss Katherine Laughead aged 54 died at the Gill township home of her sister Mrs Mary M L Jones after a three week illness from araemic poisoning She taught in Sullivan county schools for two decades serving as superintendent of centralised Gill township schools She is survived by three brothers and four sisters with funeral services held at the Jones home and interment in Merom cemetery Eastern Star rites were held at the grave
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Katherine Laughead
Sullivan County
Mary M. L. Jones
Wm. H. Jones, Jr
Gill Township
Miss Laughead
C. B. Laughead
Middleport
Ohio
Jones
Big Jones
James A. Laughead
Portland
Oregon
W. C. Laughead
Thistle
Utah
Cass
Mary M. L
Manager counsels pitcher on career path
The team manager favors vaudeville over a four act play for the pitcher, noting he cannot endure a long route. The remark appears in an exchange quoted by Ye Courier Journal.
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Ye Courier-Journal
LICKSKILLET ITEMS From The Bloomington Star
Bloomington Star items note Cy Hawkins returning from Indianapolis and entertaining crowds with near beer. Deacon Ebbersole receives a liver pad by parcel post. Zeke Stubbins quarrels with wife. Ed Bascomb stocks Salvation oil. Eph Keef visits Arminta Jones for a manicure and tonsil work. Aunt Sally Hawkins feeds Rev Perkins, Uncle Johnny Sprucebey plays mouth harp. Community ponders a new string band and saw mill workers face wage talks. Horseshoe event hampered by Deacon Ebbersole’s rheumatic shoulder.
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Cy Hawkins
Indianapolis
Deacon Ebbersole
Zeke Stubbins
Zeke
Ed Bascomb
Eph Keef
Arminta Jones
Minta
Eph
Perkins
Sally Hawkins
Sally
Johnny Sprucebey
Johnny
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Constitutional Cure
The ad explains catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a systemic remedy that reduces inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and restores normal condition, aiming to prevent irreversible hearing loss.
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Hall
Whitening Piano Keys Tactics
A housewife describes methods to whiten yellowed piano keys by keeping the piano in light or leaving it open to the day, and by applying a paste of whiting with potash on the keys for twenty four hours.
Non-Resident Notice in Sullivan County Indiana suit
The Sullivan Circuit Court issues a non resident notice in case No. 18960 Calvin Nicholson Earl H Nicholson vs Paschal Shelburn et al. The action targets quieting title to Buckley addition Shelburn Sullivan county real estate and names numerous defendants with unknown heirs and spouses. Proceedings set for May 31 1921. defendants must answer or demur by then.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Issal
Calvin Nicholson
Earl H. Nicholson
Paschal Shelburn
Paschal Snelburn
William H. H. Hill
Mary A A. Hill
William\. Rogers
Maranda McClanahan
N. McClanahan
Paschal Hill
Lettie Hill
John L. Siner
James P. Siner
Mary KE. Nesbit
Reece Nesbit
Champsion HK. Anderson
Samuel E. Andersen
Elizabeth Griffy
Wim. Bridwell
Sarah
J. Dodd
Nehemiah Bridwell
William Dodd
Spencer Shelburn
Richmond B. Shelburn
Mal- Vina Bennett
Nathan McClanahan
Liza J. Reed Caybourne
Adelia J. Buckley Paul Buckley
Matilda Osborn
William Osborn
Paschal S. Hill
Mary R Hampton
John Hampton
John Hill
Lorelda McClanahan
Jos. D. McClanahan
Malissa Wall
Wm. Wall
Spencer S. Siner
Benj. F. Siner
John J. Siner
Mary E. Nesbit
Champsion IW
Casandra Brewer
Minor D. Shelburn
Mary Shelburn
Shelby D. Siner
Parentha J. McClanahan
Stephen McClanahan
Lorena A. Singer
Mahala Ballard
Stephen Ballard, Sr
Robison Shelburn
Berryman Shelburn
Simeon Shelburn
Wiliam W. Rogers
E. N. McClanahan
Caleb H. Reed
Craven
Reed
James H. Hill
John W. Rogers
Simeon R. Rogers
Nathan B. Rogers
Samuel B. Rogers
Andrew Carter
Erastus French
William H. Coffin
Solomon Manwarring
Paul Buckley
Paschal
Hill
John W. Hill
Jos D. McClanahan
Spencer
Siner
Champsion FE
Anderson
Samuel I. Anderson
Wm. Bridwell
Richmond
Ethel Hill
Frances Hill
Mary
A Rogers
Eliza Higden
Lucy Beasley
Margaret A. Carter
Rosina Rogers
Georgiana Sartain
Theresa D. Loyd
Frances F. Rogers
Rosa Rogers
Marissa French
Annie Coffin
Elizabeth J. Manwarring
Adelia J. Buckley
Mary R. Hampton
Surelda McClanahan
Mark E. Nesbit
Obev
State of
Buckley
Shelburn
Severance
Notice of Final Settlement for Tryphenia Mayfield Estate
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company as administrator filed a final report for the estate of Tryphenia Mayfield late of Sullivan County Indiana. The report will be heard in Sullivan Circuit Court on Monday May 2 1921 the first judicial day of the May term 1921. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Lindley and Bedwell Attorneys. First insertion April 6 1921-31.
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Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles D. Hunt
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
Tryphenia Mayfield
Sullivan County
Indiana
Lindley & Bedwell
Kate Lackey
George W. Lackey
Hays & Hays
Notice to Contractors for Cass Township School Building
Charles Hale Township Trustee invites sealed bids by April 22 1921 for the grade and high school building near Dugger Sullivan County Indiana. Separate bids requested for heating and ventilating plumbing and electrical wiring with one percent certified check. Estimated cost 70000 to 72000 dollars.
Notice of Sale of Bonds for Cass School Township Indiana
The Cass School Township in Sullivan County Indiana will sell sixty bonds totaling 76006 dollars at Dugger High School April 22 1921 at 1 o clock to the highest bidder. Bonds dated May 1 1921 mature in installments through 195? 152 bonds of 500 dollars each at 6 percent interest payable semi annually, all to fund a new school building. A 1000 dollar certified check is required with bids. Charles Hale Trustee.
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Dugger High
Dugger
Sullivan County
Indiana
Cass
Cass Township
Charles Hale
Cass School Township
Notice of Final Settlement in George W Lackey Estate
Kate Lackey administrator of George W Lackey estate files final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set to review the report and determine approval. Attorneys: Hays & Hays. Listing notes March 30, 1921-3t.
Notice of Insolvency in James Crawford Estate
In the Sullivan Circuit Court No 3388 First National Bank of Farmersburg Ind as Administrator reports insufficiency of the estate to pay debts and liabilities The Judge on March 25 1921 found the estate probably insolvent and ordered settlement Creditors must file claims for allowance Witness the Clerk and seal Sullivan Indiana March 25 1921 (SEAL) CHARLES R RAILSBACK Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court 1st insertion March 30 1921-31
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James Crawford
Sullivan Circuit Court
First National Bank of Farmersburege, Ind
Sullivan
Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Pile remedy claims cure for hundreds in Georgetown area
An advertisement from R. P. Smith & Co of Georgetown Illinois promotes a liquid pile remedy. It claims to relieve itching bleeding and protruding piles within hours and to cure long standing cases with one to two bottles. The seller offers mail order purchase for one dollar plus tax and asserts broad success across George town Danville and adjoining towns.
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United States
Georgetown
Danville
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