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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1904

Page

3

RIVERTON AREA CHECK INS AND VISITS

Bert Creed of Trimble Illinois visited Tom Cox and family Thursday. D L Taylor traveled to Spiceland Indiana Friday for the funeral of Jesse Taylor drowned previously. Mary B Davis of Merom visited Friday. Dr J W Miles of Merom also visited. Harper Burnett and son Carl were in Merom Thursday evening. The Indiana made a trip Friday then returned to Terre Haute Saturday. David Quick returned to the Danville National Home. Orin Apple of Palestine was here Saturday. Tom Cox and Bert Creed visited Sullivan Thursday evening and Harper Burnett and son visited Mrs Clara White Sunday.

Bert Creed Trimble Ill Tom Cox D. L. Taylor Spiceland Ind Jesse Taylor Mary B. Davis Merom J. W. Miles Harper Burnett Carl Indiana Terre Haute David Quick Danville Orin Apple of

Local notes from Dugger area on a quiet Sunday

Willie Harding travels through Shiloh en route to Carlisle. Wm Taylor and Ben Figg visit relatives near Shiloh and in Dugger. Albert Hale in Dugger, John Perrigo guest of Abner Richards. Poor corn crop prospects this season. Ed Sheperd trips to Dugger Bataray. Jesse Page and wife visit Dugger. James Buck from Pleasantville works for James Mason.

Willie Harding Dugger Carlisle Wm. Taylor Shiloh Ben Figg Albert Hale John Perrigo Abner Richards Ed Sheperd Dugger Bataray Jesse Page James Buck Pleasantville James Mason

Local residents visit and host gatherings across Linton area

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Haskett and family visit relatives in Linton for a big show. Several friends and relatives from Dugger Hickory Cloverleaf and Sullivan share Sunday and Saturday visits with Haskett Keene Raines and Alumbaugh households.

Wesley Haskett Linton Hutchison Allen Raines Harry Hawkins Ira Pope Hosea Rogers Dugger Lizzie Conley Zilphia Luzader Ethel Alumbaugh Grace Ida Keene Juda Pigg Jennie Jessie Hawtin McFadden Bert Hutchisson Fleming Keene Lottie Luzader Cornelius Brewer Hickory Ed Alumbaugh Thomas Keene Carl Gambill Willie Isaac Keene Jerry Hutchison George Ringer George Barnes Jim Shepherd George John Rogers George Haskett Grave Keene Sam Shepherd An Sullivan Nellie Raines Cloverleaf Caroline Haskett

Local Notables Attend Meetings and Social Events in Big Springs

Dr J L Durham and Warren Watson attended U C College stockholders meeting on Thursday. A G Cushman and families plus T K Aunsan and families spent Sunday at Co Medsker’s. Ella Eno and Merom visitants featured. Waveland called for nephew Frank Johnson's death by train near Greencastle with few details.

J. L. Durham Warren Watson U. C. College A. G. Cushman T. K. Aun San Medsker Mann's Prove Charles B. Hershy Sylvia Medsker Telephone Company Dr. Durham Will Watson Mot’ “Er Sullivan Laura Langsdun Billa Turman Rebekah’s Hutsonville J. B. Durham Waveland Frank Johnson Greencastle

Bliss on August Forecast from Charley Bliss

Charley Bliss of the Montgomery News offers a humorous August forecast. He notes human vanity and fleeting fame, then counsels dropping quarrels and embracing kindness. The piece ends with a call to give smiles and work a little, sharing cheer.

Charley Bliss Montgomery (N) News Jack Caesar Cicero Alexander

August Festivities and Odd Political Nods in Detroit

In August imagery and humor mix with travel promos and early 20th century notes. The item blends playful verses about August with a cascade of excursion offers from Detroit and Indiana, detailing train and Chautauqua trips, dates, prices, and return policies, anchored by regional travel agents.

Excursion Fares For Various Conventions Announced

One fare plus 50 cents round trip for the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association in St Paul Minnesota tickets on sale July 18 to 27 return by August 5 with possible extension to Sept 15. Other routes include Rome City Indiana Island Park Campmeeting Richmond Virginia Frankfort Michigan Louisville Kentucky Cincinnati Ohio French Lick Springs Indiana and more with specific dates and return limits for each event.

Detroit. Mich People’s Union of America Internatio Convention Detroit Homeseeker St. Paul National Association of Stationary Engineers St. Frankfort Mich Summer Assembly Congregational Church Louisville Knights of Pythias Cincinnati Grand Lodge Order of Elks French Lick Springs Ind Acunt Commercial Law League of «Erica

Bethany Park Itd sale notice with altered dates

A damaged notice references Bethany Park Itd and a sale date in August 1904. It mentions one fare plus 25 cents for an RC 2% trip and includes unclear fragments about account, July to August dates, and a sale date around August 16th 1904. The text is partial and garbled.

Bethany Park Itd Cts Iil Bei Awewstiota Goa Aucec

Township Expenditures and Taxes for Jackson Township

The trustee of Jackson township in Sullivan county outlines yearly expenditures and tax levies to be approved at the Advisory Board meeting at School House No. 8 on September 6, 1904. Totals include 6803 dollars with 54 cents tax per 100 dollars valuation and 25 cents per poll. local tuition 2265 dollars at 20 and 25 cents. special school 2297 dollars at 15 cents. road tax 516 dollars at 5 cents. Signed July 28, 1904 by THOS. B. STARK, Trustee.

Jackson Township Sullivan County Suesday Thos Stark Haddon Township A.G. Cox Fairbanks Township James H. Scott Cuery Township Welch Cass Township Bignecht Joly Los

Turman township annual meeting notices 1904 Graysville

The trustee announces the Turman township Sullivan annual meeting at Graysville School District 6 on September 6 1904. Estimates include township expenditures 1755 tax 15 cents per 100 valuation local tuition 1990 tax 17 cents per 100 valuation special school 3819 tax 8 cents per 100 valuation and 25 cents on road expenditures 585 tax 5 cents per 1100 valuation poor expenditures 351 tax 3 cents per 100 valuation total expenditures 8000 tax 63 cents and 2 cents per poll. Signed July 21 14 WM Thornberry Trustee.

Turman Township Sullivan County Graysville WM. Thornberry

Hamilton Township Expenditure and Tax Levy Estimates 1904

The Trustee proposes for the yearly expenditures and levies for Hamilton Township at the advisory board meeting on Sept 6 1904 totals 7400 with a 34 cent per 100 tax and 5½ cent per poll. Items include township 2077 tax 10c per 100, local tuition 2402 tax 11c per 100 and 25c per poll, special school 82077 tax 10c per 100 and 25c per poll, road 415 tax 2c per 100, poor 429 tax 1c per 100. Signed July 30 1904 John S Rogers Trustee.

Hamilton Township Sullivan County John S. Rogers

Trustee Meeting Notes Cuery Township 1904 Budget

The Trustee of Cuery township Sullivan calls the annual meeting at School House No.4 on Tuesday Sept 1 1904. Presented expenditures include local tuition road and poor costs with taxes on valuation and polls totaling 7724 with a 66 cent per hundred tax rate and other minor charges. Signed by C B S Welch in July 1904.

Proposed Tax Levy in Gill Township Indiana 1904

The Trustee of Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana proposes at the advisory boards annual meeting to set expenditures and taxes. Township expenditures 2026 dollars with 16 cents tax per hundred. Local tuition 2623 dollars with 20 cents tax and 25 cents per poll. Special school 3256 dollars with 25 cents tax and 25 cents road tax 3633 with 5 cents tax. Poor expenditures 135 dollars with 1 cent tax. Total 8673 dollars and 87 cents per hundred plus 50 cents per poll. Signed.

Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana

Township financial estimates for Jefferson Township 1904

The Trustee of Jefferson Township proposes yearly expenditures and tax levies for 1904 at the Advisory Board meeting in School District No. 10. Items include township expenditures 2468 with 30 cent tax, local tuition 1954 with 23 tax, special school 2858 with 34 tax, road 328 with 4 cent tax, and poor expenditures 246 with 3 cent tax. Total expenditures 37854 with 4 cent tax and poll taxes. Signed July 28, 1904 by W T Howard.

Jefferson Township Sullivan County W.T. Howard

Hazelrigg advertises property protection and listings in town

A. E. Hazelrigg promotes protection against lightning and wind and offers to help buy or sell property. He lists two lots, a 120 acre Fairbanks farm, 70 acres west of Sullivan, and other land with improvements. He also advertises cheap goods at the Index Cheap Store and Stratton Co, including books, stationery, sheet music, and household items.

Fairbanks Sullivan

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