List of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots in Sullivan County
A detailed 1919 delinquent tax list from Sullivan County Indiana lists lands and town lots by township with parcel descriptions, acreages, and amounts due including penalties and costs. The document includes properties in Jackson, Hymera, Farmersburg, Fairbanks, Worth, Shelburn, Carlisle, Cass, and Jefferson townships, plus mineral and ditch taxes and a certificate by Auditor Frank M. Daniels. It ends with a notice that parcels will be sold at the Sullivan Court House to cover tax debts and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Jackson Township
Atkinson
Joseph
Cora Hamilton
Callahan
McCoskey’s
Crosby, Marshall and Nettie
Gossman
Jno, L. & Wife
S&s
McClanahan, Roscoe & Wife
Hymera
Brodie
Otha
R. P. Beckett
Bolinger
Edgar
Cummins, Chas. R., Coal Co
Hathaway
S. E.W. A.C. Coal Co
Higmera Lumber Co
Keene Rachel
Keene's
Curry Township
Leutsch Alexander
Liss
Chauncey BA
French, Frea
Currysville
Gaskins J. BP
Uwcres
Shelburn
Hyde
Cecil
Cherrydale
Tiuches
Jesse & Wife
Highland
Heisen
Chas. C
Oaklawn
McClur
Grace
Thompson
Ethel M
Wooedsmall
Sam's W
Haddon Township
Shake
Wm. L
Indian Eo Co
Ino
Tee
Tory
Ford
G& S
Roe
Ocor
Paragon Coal Co
State of
Ss. I
Frank M. Daniels
Sullivan
Notice of Tax Sale Sullivan County Indiana
The notice states a tax sale will occur on the second Monday in February 1921 February 14 continuing daily until completion unless taxes penalties interest and costs are paid. Auditor of Sullivan County Sullivan Indiana January 15 1921 first insertion January 19 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan
Frank M. Daniels
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
In Sullivan County Indiana the Mercy E Burnett sues James T Mayfield et al for partition and to quiet title on the east half of the northwest quarter in Section Twelve Township Eight North Range Elev en West. Defendants Susan Padgett and Rosa A Robertson not residents of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mercy E. Burnett
James T. Mayfield
Lindley & Bedwell
Susan Padgett
Rosa A. Robertson
State of
Sullivan
Charles R. Railsback
Public Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan Court County
A Sullivan Circuit Court commissioner will sell at public sale on February 19, 1921 at the Sullivan courthouse the west half of Section 13 in Township 1 North Range 1 West in Sullivan Indiana. The tract, about 204 acres, known as the Thomas Poste Tarin, includes timber land peach barn orchard and outbuildings with water from live springs. Terms: cash options and balance over six to twelve months with interest and taxes security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
William H. Crowder, Jr
Thomas Pogue
Frank Pogue
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
Turman
Notice of Divorce Custody and Nonresidence Filing
The State of Indiana Sullivan County Baker Mattie McClannathian files a divorce custody and support complaint against Kavimonud AbeClanathian in Sullivan Circuit Court. The defendant Raymond McChinahan is not a resident of Indiana and is summoned to answer by March 26, 1921. The court entry is dated January 22, 1921 with Hays and Hays representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Mattie McClannathian
Kavimonud AbeClanathian
Hays & Hays
Raymond McChinahan
State of
Indiana
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Merk Sullivan Circuit Court
Laws & Ays
Olstime Toys and the Era of Fancy Household Goods
The fragment discusses eighteenth century toy makers, luxury items for the wealthy, and reproduction furniture in drawing rooms. It mentions notable sellers, decor, and a hint of social status linked to opulent goods and styled playthings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olstime Toys
Enat
Aming
Shiversoiudis Ouide
Spd
Sheratan Stab
Viuerforn To
Buta
Origin of Slang Terms Chat and Chaff
The note explains that chat as slang comes from throwing chaff to mislead birds, giving rise to sayings about not being fooled by humbug. It distinguishes this from chaffing where chaffer relates to the French word chauffeur and to roast a person, not necessarily to cooking him.
Frugal to the End Deathbed Candle Wish
An elderly woman near death asks her daughter to blow out the candle so she can die in darkness. The tale highlights her frugal, miserly habits even in final moments.
Guinea Fowl In Greater Demand As Fine Delicacy And Guard
Hotels and restaurants in large cities seek prime young guineas prized for tenderness and flavor. Farmers raise small flocks in the Middle West and South, with some large producers near Eastern markets. Guineas serve as yard guards and as substitutes for game birds, though older birds tend to be tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
South
Ridding Henhouse of Mites Requires Cleanliness and Spray
To rid the henhouse of the tiny mites stunting hens cleanliness and disinfection are urged. Clean filth ventilate sun in. Remove roasts and drop boards to clean. Paint or spray with two parts oil to one part stock dip. Apply in pairs about five or six days apart to kill newly hatched mites.
Great Assistance of Birds in Orchard Health
Farmers are urged to promote bird feeding during winter to boost fruit yields. A robust bird population helps control orchard insect pests, delivering long term agricultural benefits and healthier crops.
Evans Feels Twenty Years Younger After Tanlac
Samuel Evans of Terre Haute Indiana says Tanlac made him feel twenty years younger after fourteen years of stomach and kidney trouble. He reports improved digestion, no cramps, steadier nerves, and double his former work output. His wife was relieved of stomach trouble. Tanlac sold in Sullivan Carlisle and by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Samuel Evans
17Th Street
Terre Haute
Ind
Hall-Zimmerman Coal Co
Taniac
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Carlisle
Palace Pharmacy
Squealing Pig Best Offering Insightful Marketplace Tale
A humorous proverb-like observation notes that a pig known for squealing and appetite often proves more productive and profitable than a quieter counterpart, suggesting appetite correlates with thrift and growth.
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union Sale Notice
Two local papers priced at 44.50 for a yearly subscription are referenced in a brief notice. The item lists Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union as the papers involved with a one year rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Star
THE
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute
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Farmersburg
Handy
Magee
Baldridge
Marcus
Sen'l McClanahan
McClanahan
Benj. T
Hays
Smith
Thos
Ways
Wence
Leander
Ridgeway's
Fairbanks
Johnson
Arman
Ageres
Taminen Township
Rie Ton PE
Swoiw
Shs
Vellmain’s
Wellman's
St. Sao
Ropbins
Ambhel
Walters
Sadie E
Wellman’s
Woodard
Chas. GL
Wim. A
Harris
Albert
Wellman'’s
Sullivan City
Collier
Ora
Fn & Theota
Leale
Wo OW. Sr
S. Sullivan
Elliott
Geo. F
Avondale
Hayes
Richard
Hiteh
William E
B. Fairview
Hamersley
Virginia
Meclure
William
McCammon’s
Pevton
Wha
Ris
Shepherd
Ruth
Turpin
Wiliam
Luzader
Southern Indiana Mutual Building
Saving & Loan Ass
Con
Jer EL Co
Cass Township
Clark
Isaac
Tor
Gibson
Laura
Land
Walter
Axnes
Crowder
McGill
Robi
Wife
Aeres, $31.67. Yuecgzer Town
Abrams, Iva AL
Misnn
N. Coal Co
Jst
Visine
Trus
Dasinend
TT Combs
Sudan
Te Tor
Story
Martin
Sweeures
May
Po & N
Winters
Tittee
Wan
Seferson Township
Cos
Taney EL
Sautville
Cobl
Marion
Fisinees
Clandman
Jarvis
Lockhart
Dora
Eva
Haddon
Arnett, Leven, Et al
Atkinson, C. A. & Wife
Loc
Onerican Underwriters Inc
Pt Ser
Arnett
Leven & Wife
Sie
Mary
Paxton
Cassidy
William F
Miller
Melvin
QO. T
McClure
Noah P
Shelton
John
Cen
Carlisle Town
Hudson
Wm. J
Pt Soc
Neoia Elevator
Gill Township
Graves
Sarah
Merom
Morris
Edward R
Mineral
Averill Coal Mining Co
Harders Fire Proofargh
Ge & van Co
Hamilton
W. H
Curry ‘Township
Gregory Coal Co
Shelburst Town
Skogland
August H
Hamilton Township
Mansfield
Wm. H
Shelburn Indiana Coal Mining Co
Freeman
Job
Marshall
Jas. Ikk
Jefferson Township
Jesse
Guinea
United States Department of
Evans
Miner
the Globe
Clothiers
H.c.steel
North Side Square
M.A
Hadidon
Jdgge Brothers
Thos. J. Dugger
Court ST
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