Non-Resident Notice in Sullivan County Court Case
Sullivan Circuit Court in 1921 issues non resident notice in Hettie Wyman vs Stephen Carruthers et al. The action covers quieting title to multiple parcels in Sullivan County with a trial set for April 11 1921 and requires defendants to answer by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Sullivan
Hettie Wyman
Stephen Carruthers
David McKinley
Richard Maxwell
Peyton A. Key
Mary A. Key
George Rich
Sabrey Rich
Abraham Rich
Alvira F. Rich
Lauraime Rich
Jackson S. Rich
Jacob Wyman
Sarah Wyman
Isaac Snow
William Jewlin
Sebra Jewlin
Sabrey Julian
Sebra Rich
Arthur Patterson
Chambers Y. Patterson
William Lindley
John Rea
Jackson Rich Tson
Jacksons
Frances Rich
Laurena_ Rich
Nancy Evans
Loraine Rich
Lauraine Rich
Sarah Wymiun
Chaims
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
Eignteen
Ae Court
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Hays & Hays
Notice to Contractors for Cass Township School Bid
Charles Hale township trustee of Cass Township Sullivan County Indiana invites sealed bids by March 10 1921 for the Grade and High School Building near Dugger Sullivan County Indiana. Separate bids needed for building heating ventilating plumbing and electric wiring remodeling of the six room building. Plans by J W Gaddis on file at trustees office and architect Vincennes Indiana. Bond 1 percent with proposals. Right to reject all bids. Est. costs 70000 to 72000 for the main building and 7000 for the six room building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hale
Cass Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Dueger
Dugger R. R. Station
Dugger
J. W. Gaddis
Vincennes
Fishermen of the Pacific uphold honesty in trade
The table fishermen of the Pacific are described as always paying their bills before fishing. They view unpaid accounts as bad luck and settle all expenses for equipment. They do not work for wages and manage their aggressive process of tying ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Old Times Versus Modern Ease Sparks Auction of Opinions
Mrs. Jamesworthy and Windyspiel recount a lecture mocking a pessimist view of progress. They contrast old travel by foot or coach with modern shopping by phone and delivery, noting the comforts and costs of electric light and household convenience. The dialogue ends with a burst of exasperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windyspiel
Jamesworthy
Kersmith
Garret
Mrs. Jamesworthy
That Depends on the Kind of Law You Employ
Dialogue contrasts the value of life’s trials with the nature of law. A witty exchange questions how different legal approaches shape outcomes and wisdom, reflecting on justice and practical guidance.
Mozart Began Composing Earlier Than Others
The article claims Mozart started composing before others, showing as a prodigy at age four and producing concertos by five. By eleven he had written an opera bouffe, highlighting his early artistic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Women Enter Early European Universities
Among the three oldest western European universities Salerno and Bologna admitted women from their opening, while Paris did not. The text notes Salerno and Bologna as early institutions allowing coeducation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Salerno
Bologna
Paris
Don’t Foot With Dynamite Says Franscript Opinion
A quip from the Boston Franscript warns against insulting women by commenting on age or appearance, urging caution to avoid severe consequences and signaling gendered social commentary.
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Boston
Franscript
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Hood Rubber Products Company, Inc
Watertown
Massachusetts
Hood
Hoob
Kattile
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
Clothiers
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute
Uncle Walt
Jory
Washington
Lincoln
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
Sullivan—Foot-Fitters
Koteh
U. S
H. L. Ramsey
Chiropractor
Cromwell & Cromwell
Chiropractors
Shelburn, Ind
A. G. Cushman
Graysville
Farrow
W. W. Watson
J. L. Henderson
E. C. Eno
Island of
Cyprus
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