Local Items and Notices From Sullivan Area
Mrs Mesha Hamilton of south town is very ill. Wanted board and room with private family. Birth of a daughter Alice May to Mr and Mrs W J Settles in January 1904. Scotts advertised goods and fair prices. For sale farm 160 acres east of Carlisle with seven room house and outbuildings. A E Hazelrigg of Sullivan and Manford Otto plan a South Johnson street residence. Henry Hines of Carlisle reports land trading. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs C A Beasley. L H Willis ships sheep to Buffalo. Sons of Veterans to organize at G A R Hall. Lost parcel of dry goods in Sullivan. Mrs Joseph Randolph returns from Sullivan. Ralph Reed birthday party. Mr Lee Allen seeks further cancer treatment after hospital visit. Manford Otto to move to town for farming and potential Sullivan business. Room shortage noted for business activity.
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Carlisle
Ind
A. E. Hazelrigg, Sullivan
Manford Otto
Sullivan
Section Street
New Suits and Legal Actions Including Divorces and Foreclosures
Multiple court actions listed including James M Wilson vs Laura J Wilson divorce with attorney W T Douthitt, Indiana ex rel Bertha Watson vs William Sullivan bastardy, James Daugherty vs W S Bogle Coal and Mining Co damages with Jno T Havsattys and Bays & Bays, Claude Hill Co vs Stanton Robertson Mary E Moore foreclose mechanic lien with W T Douthitt, Crowder vs Thurber quiet title via W T Douthitt, Fidelity and Deposity Co of Maryland security release for William B Newlin, Indiana Hocking Coal Co vs William Watson quiet title with Bays & Bays, release of American Surety Co of New York as surety on Wake Giles bond, Jeter Figg plasterers dissolution notice dated Feb 22 1904.
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James M. Wilson
Laura J. Wilson
W. T. Douthitt
William H. Crowder
Alonzo B. Thurber
Fidelity and Deposity Company of Maryland
George W. Newlin
William B. Newlin
Indiana Hocking Coal Company
William Watson
Bays & Bays Atty
Interurban subsidy debate stirs Knox county voters
In Knox county a contest over a $56,000 subsidy to encourage interurban rail lines heats up. The Sun and Capitol argue against the tax while supporters urge public aid if the business proves profitable. The issue will be decided by the March 12 voting.
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Knox County
Sun
Capitol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Mesha Hamilton
Union
W. J
Alice May
Robinson, Fllls
Big Four
A. E. Hazelrigg
W. H. Hawkins
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Terre Haute
Thos. B. Frazee
Allie Caffee
Mr. Frazee
Frankfort
Barnard
Johnson Street
Henry Hines
Henry
C. A. Beasley
L. H. Willis
Buffalo
N. Y
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Eliza J. Barnes
Hymera
Union Office
Joseph Randolph
Rev
A.M. McGuire
Vincennes
Fairbanks Township
Sullivan County
Ralph Reed
Lee Allen
Presbyterian Hospital At
Chicago
American Surety Company of
Wake Giles
John Giles
Jeter & Figg
Samuel Jeter
William Fiaa
Mattix
Turman & Riggs
Northside Hardware
Ind. P. S
Packard
Hanan
Dorothy Dodds
Johnson
Hamilton-Brown Co
Hamilton
Brown Co
Wolfe Bros
Julius Harry & Co
NEW North Side Shoe Store
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