Land transfers in Cass Township and nearby
Mary Jane Patton transfers to Wm and Mary Hawtin for 600 dollars covering 1 to 2 acres. Lena A Bedwell and others sell to Alexander Beasley for 1600 dollars on a coal rights parcel. Robt J Butler heirs sell to Cen Ind Coal Co for 2400 dollars on a 13-7-8 lot. Ernest H Dugger sells to John and Dollie Markland for 1500 dollars a 60 by 247 foot tract with coal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Patton
Admi
Mary B. Hawtin
Lena A. Bedwell
Alexander Beasley
J. Butler
Ind. Coal Co
Ernest H. Dugger
John
Dollie Markland
Land transfers listed in Curry and surrounding townships
The notice records numerous property transfers with buyer seller and price details across Curry Township and neighboring areas. Amounts range from 75 to 10 000 dollars with parcels described by section town and range, including coal ex and acres. Names include Eldridge West Nash Griffith Pirtle and Morgan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifors Solsman
Bishop W. Waters
Zora Stype
Clara May Pirtle
Cor
Wm. L. Nash
Mary E. Griffith
Hamilton Township
Thomas Morgan
Sarah A. Morgan
Jackson Township
Chas
R. McCoskey
Martha FE. Mahan
Jefferson Township
Hinkite Cox
Ira Hale
Pearl Isbell Karns
Hinkle
Lena Cox
Carlisle
Jas
Fritzlan
Ida F. Fritzlan
Farmersburg
John A. Curry
Conrad W. Combs
Glendale
Hymera
Frank
Zimmerman
Geo. Rausch
Robert P. Beckett
Susan Beckett
Arthur Miller
Notice of Appointment of Executrix for Shake Estate
Elizabeth Shake appointed executrix of the estate of William F Shake of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate deemed solvent. First insertion April 10 1918 in The Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union. Papers at one year for 3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Shake
Sullivan County
Indiana
Elizabeth Shake
THE
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
Indiana War Food Drive Urges Belt Tightening Four Months
State Council of Defense sessions in Indianapolis feature Hoover's plea to curb consumption to feed soldiers in France and allies. Officials including Governor Goodrich and Michael Foley push conservation, while a five member committee is formed to plan statewide wheat distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
America
France
Herbert Hoover
Indiana
James W. Hallowell
Hallowell
The
Food Administration
Organized
Frank T. Hawley
State Food Administration
James P. Goodrich
Michael E. Foley
State Council of Defense
Harry E. Barnard
Jesse Andrews
Tippecanoe County
Geneva
Andrews
Goodrich
Protection Committee
Senate
G. I. Christie
Food Production and Conservation Committee
Federal
Department of Labor
Organization of Farm Labor
Christie
Newspaper Ad Patronage Drives Prosperity
Reader support is essential for a newspaper to thrive. Advertisers help fund operations and ensure quality reporting and timely distribution to the community.
Uncle Sam’s Eye on Financial Slackers
The article reports that Third Liberty Bond sales records will list names and addresses in the Treasury, with secret service access. Yellow cards will note objections to bond purchases, to be filed with the Liberty Loan Committee and Treasury. Government aims to identify both military and financial slackers and enforce penalties for sedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Secret Service
District Liberty Loan Committee
Washington
McAdoo
Liberty Loan Committees
Uncle Sam
Congress
Liberty Bond appeal to support war effort
A wartime exhortation urges Americans to back the U S war effort by buying Liberty Bonds. It compares enemy atrocities to call for homefront sacrifice and pledges that Uncle Sam will win with citizen funding for guns food and munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cuba
Madrid
Belgium
Russia
Roumania
Partial payment plan for Liberty Loan 15 gains in reach
Banks in the Eighth District adopt weekly installment plans for the Third Liberty Loan to start April 6. St Louis bankers push for 138000 weekly subscribers, with 46 of 47 banks signing on. Pass books detail terms, interest, and delinquency rules, while publicity drives reach all cities and Callaway County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Federal Reserve District
St. Louis
F. O. Watts
Third National Bank of St. Louis
Liberty Loan Organization
St. Louis Clearing House Association
Central Organisation
Callaway County
Bankers’ Association
Missouri Pigs Rally for Liberty Bonds Support
A Missouri scheme ships a trainload of Audrain County pigs to St. Louis to raise funds for Liberty Bonds. Mrs. C. F. Clark of Mexico started the effort with farmers backing the plan to turn pork into war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Audrain County
St. Louis
C. F. Clark
Mexico
Pictures to Move Patriots In Washington Education Drive
Federal Reserve District covers seven states and parts of others. A program will educate patrons with slides and trailers supplied from Washington. The aim is to remind the public of the duty owed to the country during the present crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve District
National’ ‘Organisation
Washington
Real Estate Dealer Offers Liberty Bond Exchange
G L Campbell real estate dealer of Hopkinsville offers to trade Liberty bonds in exchange for a farm. Campbell states he will not accept the usual kind of payment and requires Libby bonds or nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Campbell
Hopkininville
Campbell
Tooney
Libby
Local Folks Share Small Town Jests and Idle Observations
A humorous column recounts daily life in a rural town with residents like Jim Slivers in canvas shoes and Bill Blithers fond of a new dog. It notes a dull business stretch for Doc McFadden, an undertaker seeking customers, and playful anecdotes about neighbors, goats, and a sleepy Sunday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Slivers
Bill Blithers
Bill
Doc McFadden
Brown County
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Maxwell-Brown
E. A. Billman
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio
Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Cass Township
Nature
H. L. Ramsey
D. C
Court St
Quilivan, Ind
Curry Township
Alexander Eldridge
Geo, Risinger
Wiliam
Hayden Vaughn
Haddon Township
Fred H. Griffith
Lyonton
Wm. B. Pigg
Grace Taylor
Town Lyonton
Shelburn
James R. Riggs
Alfred and
Elva V. Robertson
Oak Lawn
Vn. A
Liberty Loan
Said
United States Treasury
Missouri Pigs
Bonde
U. S
Liberty Bond
U.S
the National Bank
GF Sullivan
City OF
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Central
Niagara Falls
Aleo
Mmrak Era
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Lea
Pitas
Squire Hartsock
Gosport
Dick Bledsoe
Deacon Ebberade
Si Plum
Zeb Stubbins
Peratina Fisi
Ed Bivins
Zeke Hawkins
Squire Hansford
Zeke
Johnny Spruceley
Perkins
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