Sullivan ordinance regulates street cutting permits in 1910
The Sullivan Indiana Common Council adopts an ordinance requiring written permits, deposits, and supervision for any street or alley cutting or digging. It mandates restoration, borders and signals during work, with deposits used to cover repairs and possible refunds only after street restoration approval. Noncompliance brings fines from five to fifty dollars and publication in Sullivan Union. Also notices for a nonresident partition suit against Loudermilk heirs in Sullivan Circuit Court set for April 11, 1910.
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Common Council
City of
Sullivan
Indiana
Tts Street
Seach Street
Crant
Sullivan Union
J. S. Schroeder
City Notice Signed by Mayor Hoover Dated February 9 1910
Official notice signed by Mayor T. B. Hoover dated February 9 1910 and first published February 16 with a closing date noted. The document records the mayoral endorsement and the initial insertion period for the notice.
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T. B. Hoover
To Mothers in This Town Sweet Powders for Children
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children promising immediate relief for feverish cross children and worm cure. Claims to cleanse the stomach and restore health. Sold by druggists 25c. Sample free. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Railroad Time Table Sullivan West and East Bound Trains
Indianapolis Southern timetable lists west bound trains 21 33 22 34 94 and east bound 41 12 am 6 35 am 10 42 am 6 pm 4 25 pm with Sullivan pass details and times.
Petition to Sell Real Estate in Sullivan Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court March Term 1910 a complaint filed by John C. Chaney attorney for Silver Chaney administrator of John B. Booker decd against Jefferson Bishop Robert Bishop Mary Bishop Lola Bishop and William Rooksberry. Defendants must appear or demur by April 11 1910 at the Sullivan County Court House Indiana.
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
William L. Loudermilk
William Oscar Loudermilk
Silver Chaney
Sullivan Circuit
Joseph Loudermilk
Josephine Loudermilk
Minnie Loudermilk
Harvey Loudermilk
Eva
Sullvan
John B. Booker
Mary A. Land
John C. Chaney
Jefferson Bishop
Robert Bishop
Mary Bishop
Lola Bishop
William Rooksberry
State of Indiana
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Bruised Editor
Editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius bruised his leg in an accident and suffered a stubborn sore. After many salves failed, Bucklen’s Arnica salve healed it thoroughly and promises relief for boils burns bruises and rashes.
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J. P. Sossman
Cornelius
V. C
Bucklen
Squab scheme ends in matrimony instead of fortune
Miss Jennie Williams confronts a bold plan to raise squabs with her fiancé Frank Kingsley after a letter from Illinois promises wealth. The venture fails as doves nest and lay no eggs, prompting a return to tradition and ending in marriage.
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Jennie Williams
Frank Kingsley
Jennie
Mr. Kingsley
Miss Jennie
T[llinois
Chicago
Iover
Illinois
Frank
Washington
Illiinois
Kingsley
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Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
National Bank Building
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