Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1911 Clinton Phillips v Josephine Pound et al Complaint No 14667 concerns a petition for partition of real estate. Defendants Lawrence Phillips and Seymour M Phillips are nonresidents and must appear by October 14 1911 or the case will proceed in their absence. Clerk Arthur Be DeBaun seals the record. Isaac H Kalley attorney for plaintiff. First insertion August 23 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Clinton Phillips
Josephine Pound
Isaac H. Kalley
Lawrence Phillips
Seymour M. Phillips
State of
State of Indiana
Arthur BE. Debaun
Sullivan Indiana sidewalk improvement plan notice 1911
Notice by the Sullivan Common Council of Indiana that a preliminary resolution approved on August 22 1911 proposes cement sidewalks on the west side of South Court Street from lot 10 Kirkham's addition to the Illinois Central Railroad right of way. City to pay street and alley costs. property abutters to be assessed for the improvement. A hearing will be held September 26 1911 to consider benefits and assessments. City Clerk J B Schroeder signs. First insertion Aug 23 1911.
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Common Council
Sullivan
Indiana
South Court Street
Kirkham
Illinois Central Railroad
Schroeder
Gasoline stoves repaired and for sale
John B. Gooldy and Robert F. Knotta advertise Angora goats for sale. John C. Chaney offers a last year’s top buggy with ball bearing spindle for cash or livestock exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gooldy
Robert F. Knotta
John C. Chaney
Gale
Farm Land Wanted 40 to 400 Acre Tracts
Buyers seek farm land from 40 to 400 acres. If you own land and wish to sell, list it with Hawkins Haddon Bailey at once. Our charge is reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
Automobiles flood town as visitors and locals gather
In the past two weeks many cars pass through. Sim Yager and family visit from Lafayette. Rev. Harry Eisner of Fairbanks preaches at the Methodist church. Flem Rankin and Leo Piety with wives visit Com Ransford. Elmer Ransford from Chicago joins relatives. Pound’s new house rises rapidly. Mrs. John York and Mrs. J. B. Thorn are ill. Commissioner Scott’s dust-pile gets blamed in the recent rain.
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Texas
Scott
Sim Yager
Lafayette
Harry Eisner
Fairbanks
Flem Rankin
Leo Piety
Com Ransford
John York
J. B. Thorn
Elmer Ransford
Chicago
Sheriff Wible Halts Shelburn Boxing Show
The ten round bout between Bull Conway of Terre Haute and Jim Lawhorn of Shelburn was stopped after the fourth round by Sheriff Wible. Lawhorn led early, Conway edged ahead at the bell, while preliminaries produced two draws.
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Shelburn
Conway
Terre Haute
Jim Lawhorn
Sheriff Wible
Lawhorn
Kid Leroy
Kid Hill
Jones
Burnett
Dayhoff
Sullivan County Teacher Margaret Burnett Visits Trinity Springs
Miss Margaret Lucy Burnett a Sullivan county school teacher visited Trinity Springs last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lucy Burnett
Sullivan County
Trinity Springs
Complaint on Note and Mortgage Filed in Sullivan Court
On August 29 1911 Isaac H Kalley Nellie B McKinley et al filed a complaint on note and mortgage in Sullivan Circuit Court through attorney Walter F Wood. The defendants Nellie B McKinley Francis M McKinley and William T Bates are non residents of Indiana and must answer by October 25 1911 or the case will proceed in their absence. First insertion August 30 1911-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie B. McKinley
Walter F. Wood
Sullivan Circuit
Francis M. McKinley
William T. Bates
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
Fine Arts Exhibit at Indiana State Fair Highlights Women
The Fine Arts hall at the Indiana State Fair opens the week of Sept 4 with displays by Indiana needlewomen featuring laces embroideries quilts and crocheted items. Amateur photographs wrought iron brass and wood crafts paintings and decorated china accompany culinary and horticultural exhibits appealing to both women and men.
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Indiana
Coin Gate System Planned for Indiana State Fair
The Indiana State Fair will test a coin based turnstile admission the week of Sept. 4 to speed entry and reduce crowds at ticket windows. Adults pay 50 cents and children 12 and under 25 cents, with changes on hand for those without exact coins. Turnstiles at all gates and the race track grandstand will register coins, with money changers on duty for those lacking exact change.
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Indiana
Fairgrounds
Indiana State Fair Horse Show Expands to Prominence
The Indiana State Fair horse show has grown to national renown with a grand coliseum, the finest saddlers and harness horses, and a revamped prize list. Sept 4 week features include Weber band concerts, soprano Blanche Mehaffey, and nightly program changes with driving and riding events for all genders.
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Weber
Cincinnati
Blanche Mehaffey
Indianapolis
Dairy School at Indiana State Fair Highlights Purdue Dairy Expertise
At the Indiana State Fair the Dairy School runs the week of Sept 4 offering free practical instruction for farm families. Purdue University experts lead exhibits on butter and cheese from Indiana creameries, dairy machinery, milk testing, cream separation, and butter making. Lectures cover herd improvement, cow care and feeding, and farm butter production. Cattle shows feature high grade dairy animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana
Fighting Garden Pests at Indiana State Fair Exhibit
State Etomologist B W Douglass will lead an extensive exhibit and demonstrations on insect and disease management for trees vines and bushes at the Indiana State Fair the week of Sept 4. The display features sprayed versus unsprayed fruit pruning guides nursery stock specimen trees and a bee cage with experts answering grower questions to aid fruit and garden subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Douglass
Horticultural Hall
Indiana
Douglass
Indiana State Fair announces boys judging contest
Purdue University will direct the contest for boys aged 16 to 19 who have not attended an agricultural college and have not won previous judging prizes. Participants will judge horses cattle sheep swine corn and wheat with four Purdue School of Agriculture scholarships awarded. Entry closes August 19 and should be sent to Charles Downing secretary Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Indiana
Purdue School of Agriculture
Charles Downing
Indianapolis
Bargain bulletin offers many school supply items
A long list of discounted goods appears including fruit jars and lids, sealing wax, hair nets, pins, scissors, dish pans, books, towels, shoe polish, apron, curtain net, wrapping paper, toilet paper, matches, lace, talcum powder, various creams, tooth picks, neckties, candy, plant pots, light globes, knives, wrenches, tools, miners gear, balances, caps, shirts, overalls, hose, cobbler sets, vanity corsets, and more with bulk pricing and per-unit deals.
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Steeda
Ccaene Lola Sas Apa Geek i Boy
Alger
Allen’s
Cobler
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Shelburn, Ind
C. H. Stratton Loan Company
Dr. Crowder Building
East Side Square
Sullivan, Iniana
Graysville
H. Pound
Arthur E. Debaun
Plaintiff
Indiana State Fair
State Fair Coliseum
Interurban
Pimento
Youngstown
Terre Haute Waite
Index Bargain Bulletin
Carter’s
Ceee Ee Cadand Ae
Emma
Berlin
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Reese
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