Township delegate conventions urged in several towns
Haddon township at Carlisle 20 delegates Hamilton township at court house Sullivan 53 delegates Jackson township at Hymera 31 Jefferson township at Pleasant ville 14 delegates Turman township at Graysville 0 delegates It is most earnestly urged that the republicans of the several town ships attend these conventions T ED HOOVER DIRRELLE CHANEY Chairman Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Hamilton Township
Court House Sullivan
Jackson Township
Hymera
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Turman Township
Graysville
T. ED. Hoover
Dirrelle Chaney
Coroner's Inquests and County Expenditures Ledger
Detailed accounting entries list coroner inquests and county expenses. Entries name officials, vendors, and miscellaneous costs including Sullivan Telephone Co. disbursements, Democrat Publishing Co. payments, jail and infirmary expenses, salaries, repairs, and care costs for orphans, road work, and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TL Douthitt
J. P. Wilkey
W. H. Bridwell
Richard Hackett
W. Raley Cue
Frank Wible
Same
Pris
Len Bailey
F. Briggs
Sal
D. A. Cochran
Jake Ridge
H. A. Griffith
Sullivan Telephone Co
Martha Barrick
Democrat Pub. Co
Sullivan Union
Wm. A. Shields
Willis Plew
Bluford Arnett
A. N. L. Burton
Earn
F. G. R. Expense
Democrat Publishing Co
Drennon & Park
Ledger of Supplies and Payments Totals
A list of names with amounts due or paid for goods and services to Dutton, Nichols, Bradbury, Sehuberth, Daugherty, Hamilton, and others. Items include poor relief, supplies to Springer and Carrithers, and a final total of 125 with a grand total of 1891 dollars and 94 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bradbury
Poor Fairbanks
Cramer & Co
Poor Gill
A. L. Nichols
Same
Jno
Real Estate Transfers Compiled by W H Hill Jr Abstractor
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels across Cass Hamilton Curry and Hymera with buyers and sellers including Teresa Mullane Clarence Clark and Mollie Arnold John B Larrison. Transfers show lot numbers acres and amounts from 100 to 15200 dollars detailing ownership changes in multiple additions and towns. The compilation records dated transfers and property locations in Sul ll bur n Haddon and surrounding areas with varied prices indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Mullane
Clarence F. Clark
Mullane
Sullivan
Mollie Arnold
John B. Larrison
Glenn
Shelburn
Chas. McClanahan
Thos. Thomas,Sr
Thos. Thomas, Jr
Curry
Mary E. Stark
Henry N. Usrey
Cass
Andrew J. Hall
David N. Bedwell
John W. Bedwell
John Hale
Maggie Dodd
Hamilton
Dallas Stewart
Otis Martin
Emeline Gott
George F. Wolfe
Haddon
Bethwell A. Dix
Enoch Stanley
Benj. Moses
Allen Moses
Fairbanks
Louisa E. Crawford
Arena M. Ferran
Owen Kissner Et al
Margaret de Camp
Drusilla Wheaton
Charlotte Wheaton
Jas. H. Conner
Jas. Beard
Thos. Smallwood
Myrtle E. Rogers
George W. Benson
Frank Benson
Robt
J. Butler
Jas. E. Butler
Oral H. Kitchell
Josiah G. Worley
Jackson
Louisa Quackenbush
Mary A. Axe
John W. Rector
J. W. Hedrick
Dugger
Boyd Brewer
Louis Sliger
Daniel Hanson
Same
Allen C. Pittman Et al
W. J. Dungan
Jnc. B. Davis
Benj. Ellis
Hymera
LeRoy Gilkerson
Wm. A. Bowman
James Holdson
Harry Holdson
Daniel Driver
Noah F. Neal
Raphael T. Thralls
Alice Campbell
Albert Hale
John E. Foriver
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Upcoming Convention
Letty Daugherty spent Sunday with Fay Wilson. Mrs. Ann F. Cole of Springfield Missouri visits Mrs. T. N. McClung and Mrs. D. R. Newkirk. J A Booker and wife plan visits in Danville Illinois this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd visited friends in Dagger Sunday. E A Powell improves his property by painting. The annual township Sunday school convention will be held at Mt. Moriah at 2 30 next Sunday afternoon. Miss May Angel of Carlisle, visiting Grandma Shepherd, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letty Daugherty
Fay Wilson
Ann F. Cole
Springfield
T. N. McClung
D. R. Newkirk
J. A. Booker
Danville
Ill
George Shepherd
E. A. Powell
Mt. Moriah
May’ Angel
Carlisle
Grandma Shepherd
Shiloh Protracted Meeting Draws Large Crowd
Bro. Elmore leads a protracted meeting at Bethany with a very good crowd at Shiloh Sunday. Etta Bennett visited Dugger Friday. Jas Pirtle and family visited relatives near Bethany Sunday. George Bennett and Albert Bennett with wife visited relatives. Martin Pirtle drove to Linton Saturday. John Driver was in Sullivan late week. Basket meeting at Hickory church drew a large crowd Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Elmore
Bethany
Shiloh
Etta Bennett
Dugger
Jas. Pirtle
George Bennett
Albert Bennett
Martin Pirtle
Linton
John Driver
Sullivan
Hickory Church
Township Expenditures and Tax Proposals 1910 Haddon
Trustee J F Sproatt in Carlisle Indiana presents 1910 figures for Haddon Township Sullivan County. Items include township local tuition special school road and poor expenditures with corresponding taxes. Total expenditures 22937 dollars and total tax 95 cents per hundred plus 50 cents per poll. Total assessed valuation 2,374,850 with 451 polls.
Township Tax Levy Details for Jackson Township
The Trustee of Jackson Township Hymera announces the 1910 tax figures filed September 6 at 2 pm. Totals show expenditures 16952 dollars with taxes totaling 125 cents per hundred and 125 per poll. Net Taxable Property listed at 1925335 dollars. Signed F M Nead.
Trustee's 1910 Budget for Jefferson Township
The Trustee of Jefferson Township presents estimates for 1910 including township expenditures 1350 dollars and a 13 cent tax rate per hundred, local tuition expenditures 3767 dollars with 35 cent tax, road tax 1046 dollars at 10 cents per hundred, and poor expenditures 104 dollars at 1 cent per hundred. Total expenditures reach 11892 dollars with total tax at 108 cents per hundred and 125 cents per poll. Signed Benjamin Figg dated July 29 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Figg
Turman Township Tax Levy Report 1910
Trustee W B Jewess announces the 1910 levy starting at 2 pm September 6. Expenditures total 10328 dollars with a 77 cent tax rate per hundred and 126 cents per poll. Net taxable property listed at 1 293 790 with 294 polls.
Trustee Meeting Totals for Town and School Taxes
The trustee of Hamilton Township scheduled a Tuesday meeting for Sept 6 1910 at 1 00 p m to discuss estimates and taxes including township expenditures 1662 with 6 cents tax per hundred dollars local tuition expenditures 5682 with 20 cents tax per hundred and special school tax expenditures 4439 with 15 cents tax per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman Township
Sullivan County
Chap. Co
Hamilton Township
Cass Township
Dugger
Curry Township
Shelburn
Gill Township
Merom
Trustee Notice of Road Tax Expenditures 1910
A dated August 5, 1910 notice signed by N. LD. Martin as Trustee itemizes road tax expenditures totaling 13,439.00 with a 45 cents per hundred dollar tax and 75 cents per poll. It details 554.00 in additional taxes and a 2 cent per hundred tax on amounts 1102.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. LD. Martin
Township Expenditures and Tax Levy for Cass Township 1910
The trustee M Young of Cass Township announces budget figures for September 6 1910. Expenditures total 9664 dollars with a 63 cent tax rate per hundred. Net taxable property is 1 383 970 dollars with 669 polls.
Trustee's Tax Estimates for Curry Township 1910
The trustee of Curry Township Shelburn reports expenditures of 1628 assertive township 4419 local tuition 3994 special school tax and poll taxes. Total expenditures 12201 with total tax 89 cents per dollar and 125 cents per poll. Polls 393. Signed R B Douglas August 4 1910.
Fairbanks Township Expenditure and Tax Totals 1910
The trustee of Fairbanks Township presents year estimates: Township expenditures 1707 with 14 cents tax per hundred, Local Tuition 2979 with 24 cents per hundred, Special School 5706 with 45 cents per hundred and 100 cents per poll, 975 with 8 cents per hundred tax. Total expenditures 11367 and total tax 1 dollar per hundred, with 217 polls and total 1 219 930.00. Signed J W Chowning dated July 29 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chowning
Gill Township Trustees Report of 1910 Expenditures
The Gill Township Trustee reports 1910 local tuition expenditures 4015.00 with 26 cent tax, special school tax 6385.00 with 40 cent tax, and other items totaling 13755.00 with 88 cents tax per dollar. Polls numbered 204. Signed by W. J. Cooper on August 1, 1910.
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Cer
Indiana
Mary J. Ferree
Chas. Montgomery
Chas. C. Riggs
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WNTY
ESTAS
Elouds
Dirrelle Chans
Robert P. White
John C. Cuaney
Dele
Farmersburg
A. T. Osborn
Wm. M. Beard
Robert Taylor
Thos
McKinley
J. H. Ford
G. Ww. Snyder
A. L. Greenberg
W. LT. Douthitr
H. T. Smith
Claude C. Smith
Win. Mahai Mart Turner
Wo Db
Cummins
Harry Doolenbaugh
James Ludley
A. Padgett
Cc. A. Padgett
G. T. Harris
Gray
J. HH. Wrork
Wim. Gray Fw
Roy McClanahan
Treas
A. BE. DeBaun
Wm. L. Sisson
Wm. Billman
Sete Eens
E. E. Nash
McBride
W. H. Hill, Jr
Poynter
J. F. Sproatt
S&s
F. M. Nead
W. B. Jeweus
M. Yung
L. A. Stewart
West Washington St
C. F. Briggs
Office Briggs Building
Walter N. Thompson
George Knapp
Vincennes
Trust Building
DR. Thomasson
Terre Haute
Citizens Trust Building
R. B. Douglas
Buff & Stratton
Attorneys-at-Law
Office Citizens Trust
J. W. Lindley
Attorney-at-Law
Ind
Isaac H. Kalley
Sullivan State Bank
Fairbanks Township
John T. and
Will H. Haye
Attorneys At Law
W.L. Laurent
Shelburn, Ind
Undertakers
Tayid Craivle
Cc. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Drennon & Parks Barn
Drpabap Dent Msi Bldg
Interurban
Youngstown
Terre Haute, Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis Southern
Chaney & Chaney, Sir Chane
A. &. McNabb
Citizens’ Trust Co
C. A. Price
Shaffer
West Sid
W. J. Cooper
Brown & Schroeder
R. Brown
Jas
Schroeiden
Wm. H. Bridwell
Over Peoples State Bank
Walter F. Wood
Law
Cunn
D. Hunt
National Bank
Col. Washington Jnn Street
Sullivan, Indiana
Bays & Bays, Keirtecbey
Flice
Northside Public Square
Southern
A. A
Sullivann
Chicago Yori & Louis
Northwest
Bereehunter
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Seeeith Monon
Pennsylvania
In- Loingville
Cincinnati
Westport
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
H. P. Radley, G. P
T. A
Terre Haute, Ind
Eee
Spee
Schmidt & Son
Hunt & Eaton
David Crawley
Golvent
C. L. Davis
L H. Kalley
Hawkins
Haddon & Bailey
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