Silage in the Summer From Pasture to Storage
E. H. Clark cites Indiana and Purdue station findings urging summer silage as essential to supplement drying pastures. Experts Frazer Skinner and university farms tout corn silage for labor savings, reliability, and year round feed, noting small-diameter silos suit summer needs and guard against drought impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Experiment Station
Frazer
Illinois Station
Professor Skinner
Purdue Station
Democratic primary chatter and likely candidates teased
The town notes discuss misstatements about Fred Bays’s appointment as prosecuting attorney and possible candidacy for governor. Speculation covers Charles Bedwell, Vermillion and Sullivan counties, W. W. Howard, Zimri Payne, Bob Kirkham for justice, and other local figures, with reference to party dynamics and past primary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bays
Bays
Bird H. Davis
Hoover State
Vermillion County
Newport
Indiana
Fred
Sullivan County
Democratic Party
W. W. Howard
Zimri Payne
Curry Township
Zimri
Bob Kirkham
Justice of the Peace
Jim Hedrick
J. L. Durham
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Clinton Man
Accused of stealing the sting from burns sores and injuries EB Chamberlain of Clinton Me touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the ultimate healer. He claims it relieves pain from burns cuts sprains bruises and piles with a cheap 25 cent bottle available at Joe K Smock & Son’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Joe K. Smock & Son
Spiritism Expounded as Demonism in Bible Proofs
A small brochure argues that Spiritist communications originate with fallen spirits. It claims demons pose as the Creator and Redeemer to mislead, possess, and control victims, with references to Scripture and numerous illustrations. Priced ten cents, send five two cent stamps to the Bible and Tract Society in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Expenditures and Tax Levies for 1911 in Sullivan County
Trustees propose yearly expenditures and tax levies for three townships in Sullivan County. Details include township and local tuition expenditures, special school taxes, additional land taxes, poor expenditures, total expenditures and taxes per hundred dollars and per poll, net taxables, and poll counts with signatures of trustees J F L Siroatt N D Maltin and W J Coopier.
Township Expenditures and Levies for 1911 Authorized
Jackson Township afisi sets the 1911 budgets at a township trustee office on September Sunday. It lists expenditures and taxes: Township $1335 and 10 cent levy. Local Tuition $4150 and 23 cent levy plus 25 cent per poll. Special School $9855 and 50 cent levy plus 100 cent per poll. Additional Road $1335 and 10 cent levy and 1 cent per poll. Total expenditures $16347 and total tax 94 cents per hundred with 125 cents per poll. Polls 729. Signed F. M. Nead dated July 28 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddin Townesip
Sullivan County
Aei Visory Board
Tucson
Ocloek
Te Om
J. FL. Siroatt
Prustee
Hamilton
Downsiin
N. D. Maltin
Afisi
Jackson Township
F. M. Nead
Cass Township
M. Yung
Fairbanks Township
J. W. Chowning
Township tax report of Jefferson Township 1911
The Trustee of Jefferson Township on September 5 1911 lists expenditures total 8500 with tax 81 cents per hundred and 50 cents per poll. Local tuition 2970 with 28 cents tax per dollar and 25 cents per poll. Polls 395. Signed Benjamin Figg.
Turman Township to Hold Budget Hearing Sept 5 1911
The trustee sets expenditures and tax levies for Turman Township at the school district No. 6 meeting on September 5 1911 at 2 pm. Totals show township expenditures 1646 dollars with 13 cents per hundred, local tuition 2189 dollars at 18 cents, special school tax 4986 dollars at 35 cents plus 100 cents per poll, township tax 1343 dollars at 10 cents, overall 10464 dollars and 76 cents per hundred with 284 polls. Signed W B Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman Township
Sullivan County
W. B. Jewell
Tax levies for Cass Township 1911 finalized
The trustee lays out township and local tuition expenditures totaling 1518 and 3654 dollars with a 90 cent per hundred tax and 125 cent per poll. Preceding year expenditures 465 dollars with a 3 cent per hundred tax. Overall total expenditures 11399 dollars with a 90 cent per hundred tax and 125 per poll. A164430 polls 644 signed M. Yung dated August 1 1911.
Expenditures and Taxes for Curry Township in 1911
The trustee itemizes totals for Curry Township: expenditures 1 757 dollars. local tuition 4 563 dollars. taxes 85 cents per hundred, including 33 cents on 100 for some portion and 10 cents on 100 for another. overall totals show 12 294 dollars expenditures and 1 351 985 dollars tax. Polls numbered 409. Dated August 2, 1911, signed R. B. Douglas.
Fairbanks Township Budget Report Totals and Polls
The trustee presents figures: township expenditures 1 771 dollars with 14 cents tax per hundred. local tuition expenditures 3 090 dollars with 24 cents tax. total expenditures 12 671 dollars and total tax 98 cents per hundred plus 1 265 315 dollars. Polls number 219. Signed J W Chowning.
Foreclosure Notice in Sullivan Circuit Court 1911
Notice to non residents of Indiana Sullivan County foreclosing on note and mortgage. Complaint filed July 26 1911 against Joseph E Johnson George B Walker Oscar F Chapman Forest L Benham with date of September 25 1911 for appearance or demurrer. Clerk Arthur E DeBaun seal Hunt Gambill attorneys first insertion August 2 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
Joseph E. Johnson
Dlaintiff
Hunt & Gambill
George B. Walker
Oscar F. Chapman
Forest L. Benham
State of
Arthur E. Debaun
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. H. Clark
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Chas
Bedwell
General Sherman
Sullivan
Bloomfeld Democrat
Flanders
Ger
F.co. B
Detroit, Mich
Dale & Shaver
South Court Street
Sullivan, Indiana
Ballivan
Mear
Siuned
W. J. Coopier
Jefferson Township
Benjamin Figg
R. B. Douglas
C. H. Stratton Loan Company
Dr. Crowder Building
East Side Square
Sullivan, Iniana
W. L. Laurent
Shelburn, Ind
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