Tax delinquent property list for Sullivan County 1913 sale
Delinquent taxes listed for numerous townships and towns in Sullivan County Indiana for 1910 with amounts due. Labeled parcels include Drummond Cora Keen Sam A Oral Ray McAnally Oral Ray trustees K of P Lodge 311 and many others across towns Fairbanks Carlisle Gill Merom and Jefferson. Notice announces a court house sale February 10 1913 to settle taxes plus penalties interest and charges.
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Drummond
Cora
Keen
Sam
McAnally
Oral Ray
N Pt
Trustees K. of P. Lodge
Emanuel W
Cooks
Glenn
Thos. W
G. H. Beckett
Godtres
Jas. P
Barnhart
Sullivan
Indiana
Win S. Bicknell
Sullivan County
A. D
Bicknell
Roy
Ory
Iolas
Oller
Jackson
Hymera
Curry
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Fairbanks
Hamilton Township
Sullivan City
Cass
Dugger Town - Oh
Merom Town
L . Tere
W. Howard
Election Set for Haddon Township Wet-Dry Question
A petition led to a special local option election in Haddon Township on January 28 to decide the wet or dry status. Election commissioners J Frank Alumbaugh and Wm B Shepherd named. polling places same as general election. Additional items note Ed W Akin buying John G Frazee stock and Ridgeway buyout of Claude Lisman in Ridgeway & Co.
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Carlisle
Haddon Township
J. Frank Alumbaugh
Wm. B. Shepherd
Commissioners Rooms
Court House
Sullivan
Wets
Ed W. Akin
The
Peoples State Bank
Frank B. Ridgeway
John G. Frazee
Mr. Ridgeway
Mr. Frazee
Mr. Akin
Akin
Vernor Johnson
Frazee
Tenson
Till Ogle
Ridgeway
George A. Ridgeway
Claude Lisman
G. A. Ridgeway & Company
G. A. Ridgeway
Lismann
Cut the High Cost of Living and Save with Foley
W H Chapman of Winnebago Nebraska credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with curing his two children’s coughs after doctors’ medicines failed. He saved a doctor’s bill by using one 25 cent bottle and reports the children were cured. For sale by Joe K Smock & Son.
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W. H. Chapman
Winnebago
Neb
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Sullivan Indiana
Citizens Trust Company as administrator with will annexed of John H. Wilson seeks sale at public auction of part of in lot 59 in Sullivan City. Sale at 2 pm Feb 6 1913 at north court house door. Bid minimum two thirds of appraised value, cash. First insertion Jan 8 1918 4t.
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Citizens Trust Company
John H. Wilson
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
James M. Lang
Bloomington Star Confirms Wagging Tales and Local Jests
Light local notes from Bloomington and nearby towns recount social rumors marriages and flirtations. Writings mention Ann Long’s hair jokes city goods and liquor rumors about Squire Hartsock Perkins and others. The column notes travels to Indianapolis hog roast and musical jokes about Jerusha Long and Armina Jones.
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Bloomington
Martinsville
Wdl Bledsoe
Indianapolis
Doolittle
Squire Hartsock
Bedett
Squire Perkins
Deacon Hansford
Gosport
Jim Spivins
Hardshell
Bill Bledsoe
Salina Baker
Jerusha Long
Arminta Jones
Love Ann Long
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Jim Slivers
Don Goes the Weasel
Bill Btthers
Si Ten
Local notes from Liberty and surrounding towns
Sunday services at Liberty with Rev Dalton. Several residents attend the Farmers Institute in Farmersburg Saturday. Mrs Shields ill with pneumonia. Trips to Terre Haute for visits and a local wedding scene involving Charles Rowe and Mira Johnson. Multiple family visits and illnesses noted, including Florence O Neal and Raymond Wyman.
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Tom Studer
Farmers Institute
Farmersburg
Zibe Shields
Daniel Peak
Terre Haute
Paul Dix
Aberdeen
N. D
Hoosierdam
Emory Benson
Mary Gaskins
Liberty
Frances Dodd
Alva Marts
Florence O’neal
Raymond Wyman
Marion McGranahan
Charles Rowe
Pimento
Mira Johnson
Tom Bushell
Thurman McDonald
Baldwin Pianos
Doss Slader
Lonnie Trueblood’s
Chauncey Hauger
John Jewell
Artie Hauger
S. Stewart
Myrtle Woodard
Hymera
Sam O’neal
Oral Owens
Willis Ferrand
David McKinney
Institute
Escaped After Fifteen Years From Kidney Trouble
W. P. Broyles escaped after fifteen years of suffering from kidney and bladder troubles. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with his cure and urges others to try them. He notes severe backache and bladder irregularities were relieved. he warns against substitutes sold by Joe K. Smock & Son.
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W. P. Broyles
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Pleasantville visitors and social calls noted
Mr. Nolen of Pleasantville visits Strawther Rooksberry. Johnnie Easter passed through here Saturday. Strawther Rooksberry and family spent Sunday with Josephine Woodard. Sarah Moore took dinner Friday with Pheba McMahan.
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Mr. Nolen
Pleasantville
Strawther Rooksberry
Johnnie Easter
Josephine Woodard
Sarah Moore
Pheba McMahan
Kidney remedy claims strong relief from kidney trouble
W. R. Fox of Noblesville Indiana reports that Foley Kidney Pills improved his kidney condition after months of suffering and trying other remedies. He notes family members used them with similar results and says they were sold by Joe K. Smock.
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W. R. Fox
Washington St
Noblesville
Ind
Joe K. Smock
Advertised Letters and Local Notices in Sullivan Indiana
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Post Office dated January 15 1913 with two week limit before Dead Letter Office. Includes Ladies List and Gents List with names. Also ads Hall's Catarrh Cure and family notices about Mr. and Mrs Lawson and daughter leaving for Victoria.
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Sullivan, Ind
W. J. Lawson
Victoria
J. L. Lawson
Ios G. Lawson
Had Stood Hard Test
A fragmentary mock dialog suggests a line about a man with a voice joining a glee club and holding office. The quote references a great politician and a Los Angeles listener. The text appears as a clipped, humorous exchange without clear narrative context.
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Ven
Ming
Los Angeles
Room for Many More
Labrador covers 200000 square miles yet hosts a sparse population of about 4000. The vast region offers ample space for growth and development.
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Labrador
Washing Soiled Greenbacks Restored by Washing and Ironing
A soiled greenback is cleaned and pressed to restore its crispness at a cost of one tenth of a cent. The article notes washing and ironing as the method to reclaim worn currency wording.
Society People Classified Dialogue
Storekeeper describes customers as society people belonging to first and last families. A customer asks about the phrase and the storekeeper clarifies first to ask credit and last to pay.
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Puck
Let ters from China quote on flattery caution
A cautionary line notes that a woman who persuades you that you are exceptional may possess greater intelligence than you. It warns readers to be wary of flattery and hidden intelligence behind compliments. Jay Danby is cited as the source.
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Jay Danby
China
Fragmentary note on attire from 1814
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions poor flocs and trousery dating back to 1814 with minimal readable context and no clear event or person.
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