Republican TP. conventions in Sullivan county January 1908
The Republican County Committee calls township meetings on January 10 1908 at 2 pm to select precinct committeemen and delegates to the district convention in Bloomington Indiana on January 14 1908. Delegates per township listed with Kirkham's hall Sullivan to organize January 18. All Republicans urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Bloomington
Indiana
Kirkham’s
Sullivan
Cass
Dugger
Curry
Shelburn
Fairbanks
Turman
Graysville
Republican County Committee
Local Notes From Shelburn and Nearby Communities
Multiple brief notices record social visits and travel across Fairbanks Sullivan and Shelburn including Misses Tmo and Guindlyn Riggs shopping at Fairbanks and Miss Audrey Rose spending New Years in Sullivan. Public figures and businesses are named with engagements, sales, revival meetings, and local advertising notices.
State receipts rise sharply in first quarter reports
Officials report a notable year over year rise in fees collected by the Secretary of State and other offices for the first quarter of the fiscal year begun October 1. Domestic corporate fees and motor vehicle registrations show strong gains, with total receipts about $48,111.54 for the quarter and a calendar year comparison highlighting a $93,918.16 two year increase.
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Frank I. Grubbs
Secretary of State
Grubbs
Fred Sims
Sunday Church Attendance and Local Social Notes
The Concord church drew a well attended service. The burial of Bill Eldridge's young son occurred at Douglass cemetery on Thursday. Terre Haute’s Mr and Mrs Perry Douglass visit relatives nearby. Florence O’Neal hosts a taffy party with Frances Niccum and Frances Carter joining others for meals and gatherings. A surprise party for Mr Spencer Reed near Farmersburg draws a crowd after basketball. Several locals such as Misses Niccum Carter and others attend events, while Elma Harris remains on the sick list and Wm Hazelrigg’s condition is unchanged.
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Tmo
Guindlyn Riggs
Fairbanks
Mary Fout A
Lola Mayfield
Kingsley Chapel
J. P. Martin
Trea Martin
The
Narrows
Golden Drake
John Foutz
Guindlon
Graysville
Andy Borders
J. F. Patton
Bob Davis
Sullivan
Frank Wernz
Dilley
Lelia Dudiev
J. B. Mc
York
Fred Wernz
T. C. Drake
G. C. Adams
Terre Haute
Clinton
Audrey Rose
Robinson
Concord
Bill Eldridge
Douglass Cemetery
Perry Douglass
Frances Niccum
Frances Carter
Florence O’neal
J. W. Jackson
Clyde Burkholder
Clevie Lloyd
Mayme
Ola McCord
Spencer Reed
Farmersburg
Reed
Scott City
Mrs. Jackson
Ida Farrard
Maude Douglas
Joan Farrand
Wm. Hazelrigg
Miss Carter
Illinois
Cye Davis
Caledonia
O. P. Smith
Coon Hollow
Ethel Houldson
Effie Robertson
Ethel Smith
James Steward
William Smith
Ethel
Iva Smith
Flossie Nesbit
Jim Keene
Baldin Steward
Mildred
William Kennedy
Efe Ammerman
Clarence Hawkee
Bertie
Mtchel
Clover Leaf Mine
Lydia Steward
Bessie
Joe Raines
Cass
Alma Steward
Woolen Underwear Discount Offered by Woods
Woods announces a 20 percent off sale on all woolen underwear, inviting shoppers to save on warm winter essentials.
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WOODS
Local notes from Coon Hollow and surrounding area
Community items from Coon Hollow and nearby towns record visits and dinners among families, shopping in Sullivan, miners in Clover Leaf mine, and a people busy with neighborly calls. A 1907 Wonders feature highlights airships, wireless telegraphy, Edison concrete houses, the Singer Building, and the Lusitania, praising rapid progress and endless invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdison
Singer
New York City
Wven
Thomas A. Edison
Lusitania
Ocean
Library Adds New Subscriptions and Purchases
December library activity shows 1354 books loaned over open days averaging above 54 per day, up 197 from last year. New subscriptions include Atlantic Monthly, Literary Digest, Putnam's Magazine and Courier Journal, with 24 volumes bought and various titles added to the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Atlantic Monthly
Literary Digest
Putnam’s Magazine
Putnam’s
Courier Journal
Parnes Christianity in the apostolic age and related items
Five copies for use of high school. DODE POWELL HURT While unloading hay Powell caught his thumb in a rope near torn off. Dr Joe Crowder attended him. Accident on Powell's farm west of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnes
Raleigh
Stevenson
Treasure Island
Dode Powell
Joe Crowder
Powell
Sullivan
Real Estate Transfers from Shelburn and Nearby Areas
J R Riggs transfers multiple Highland addition lots in Shelburn to trustees for 1000 dollars. Anna M Bartron sells 10 acres in Jackson to Francis Freeze for 250 dollars. Francis Freeze sells 40 acres in Jackson to Chas R Christ for 1300 dollars. N O Robbins sells Lot 48 in Riggs addition Shelburn for 350 dollars. O H Crowder sells land in Hamilton to G U Ferree for 1200 dollars. William B Nowlin sells land in Turman to Roy D Nowlin. Celena H Latshaw et al transfer land in Gill to W R Latshaw et al. Mary Murphy sells land in Gill to George F Murphy. John S Bays transfers land in Cass to Fairbanks I & Co for 5 dollars. Claude F Lisman et al transfer Pt Lot 27 Carlisle to Sarah B Lisman for 1066 dollars. Cynthia Underhill sells Lot 19 Shelburn to Tor Electric Co for 300 dollars. Geo F Botts transfers 2 acres in Hamilton to Dora Scott for 100 dollars. David Critchfield sells 20 acres in Cass to Shirley Hill Coal Co for 1700 dollars. A Riggs transfers to C L Snoddy et al.
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J. R. Riggs
Shelburn
Highland Addition
Anna M. Bartron
Francis Freeze
Jackson
Chas. R. Christ
N. O. Robbins
B. H. Reed
Riggs
O. H. Crowder
G. U. Ferree
Hamilton
Wm. B. Nowlin
Roy D. Nowlin
Turman
Celena H. Latshaw
W. R. Latshaw
Gill
Mary Murphy
George F. Murphy
John S. Bays
Fairbanks I. & ©. Co
Cass
Claude F. Lisman
Sarah B. Lisman
Carlisle
Cynthia Underhill
Tor, Electric Co
Geo. F. Botts
Dora Scott
David
Land transfers and notices from local deeds and travel notices
Multiple property transfers recorded including Cherrydale additions in Shelburn and Buell City with prices from 40 to 1490 dollars. Transfers involve Baldridge Montague Keene Bruner Farley and Smallwood among others. Also notes on harness requests and Dr Crowley cures gallstones. Several Sullivan residents plan winter travel to New Smyrna Florida with departures by week’s end.
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Sullivan
New Smyrna, Fla
C. H. Stratton
James Miles
I. N. Cashner
New Smyrna
Farm loan rates set by Silver Chaney
Silver Chaney offers farm loans of two thousand dollars or more at four percent interest. Loans below two thousand dollars carry a five percent rate. This advertisement outlines the tiered rate structure for farmers seeking financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chaney
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Lebanon
Waddon
Kirkham's Hall
Hvmera
Jefferson
Pleasantville
Fairbanks R. R. No. 2
Crowley
H. H. Rigglh
Fannie Hughes
Campbell & Douthitt
A. C. McCoy
Arthur Mitchell
Dale Hayworth
Ras Taylor
New York Journal of Commerce
United States
Cas
Lord Kelvin
South Berd
Dorothy-Dodd
Julius Harry Shoe Co
Library Notes
Bartlett
Bryan
Greece
America
Deland Malvern
Shaun
Mystic
Hazlitt
Hewlett
England
Lincoln
Mr. Pratt
William Willis
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
WM. Willis
East Side
Ind
Cherrydale
R. A. Baldridge
David Montague
Thos
Smallwood
King P. Cox
Flora A. Smallwood
Buell City
King P Cox
Thos. Smallwood
Alumbaugh
Isaac Keene
Frances A. Bruner
C Coal Co
Ben A
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