Notice to non residents in Sullivan County court
Notice in Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana May term 1911 to quiet title No 14631. Plaintiff Bradbury Gaines and M A Haddon filed complaint and an affidavit showing defendants are non residents and unknown. Defendants joseph owens and unknown heirs and representatives must appear by Sept 4 1911 or default will be entered. First insertion July 12 1911.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Bradbury and Gaines
Milton A. Haddon
Circuit Court
State of
Joseph Owens
Andrew Mason
Charles W. Merrick
William Catlin
Smith G. Means
Lucinda Means
Nancy D. Robertson
James H. Robertson
George Basler
Kathryn Crawley
Agnes Basler
Catherine Yates
John” Yates
Sullivan
Arthur E. Debaun
SEAL
Bradbury & Gaines
M. A. Haddon
Plaintiff
Want Ads Rates Notice Published in Local Paper
Advertisement pricing information states one cent per word for a single insertion and half a cent per word for subsequent insertions. The notice appears as a standard classifieds rate card in the local publication.
Gasoline Stoves Cleaned and Repaired For Sale
John B. Gooldy and Robert F. Knotts advertise goats for sale. John C. Chaney offers a last year’s top buggy with ball bearing spindle for cash or exchange for livestock.
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John B. Gooldy
Robert F. Knotts
John C. Chaney
For Sale Farm Horses One Five Year Old Mare
Wanted farm land 40 to 400 acres. Clients seek parcels to buy. List with Hawkins Haddon Bailey for reasonable commission. Sullivan 49 81. Describes two horses a five year old mare with good driving and a three year old horse suitable as a driver.
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Salh
ED Whir
R. BR
Sullivan
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
City Treasurer Updates July August Office Hours
Burrell Dubre, City Treasurer, announces water collections will be taken Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays in July and August. First insertion July 5 21.
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Burrell Dubre
Indian Springs Excursions Fare Notice
The Chicago Terre Haute and Southeastern announces excursions to Indian Springs with a round trip fare of one dollar and five cents. Dates of sale include July 15 16 22 23 29 30 and August 5 6 12 13 19 20 26 27. Return limit is the Monday after the sale date. Fare from Sullivan is $1.05. A L ONeal agent.
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Indian Springs
Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern
Gale
Sullivan
A. L. O'Neal
Notice to Bridge Contractors in Sullivan County Indiana
Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon on Tuesday August 8 1911 for construction of six steel bridges named Dudley Wolfe Dix No 1 Dix No 2 Bragdon No 1 and Bragdon No 2 Plans and specifications are on file with the Auditor's office in Sullivan The board reserves the right to reject all bids Signed Commissioners John Driver John A Mattix John Scott Attest Ben C Crowder Auditor First insertion July 12 1911-21
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Dudley
Wolfe
Sullivan
John Driver
John A. Mattix
John Scott
Ben C. Crowder
Big Springs Notes and Family Visits
Rain is badly needed here. Mr. Pitser spent last week with Warren Watson’s. J. B. Durham and family and others from Waveland visited Dr. Durham’s. Reuben Duncan and family from Flat Rock Ill. and J. T. Shore and wife of Hutsonville called on C. E. Watson. Mrs. T. J. Mann and daughters visited. Hallie and Lizzie Pounds and Mrs. Ingersol joined Mrs. Allie Watson. A son was born to Will Watson and wife on June 30. Finch and family of Crawfordsville visited the Phillips family and relatives. Hattie Collier and brother Theoron of Indianapolis visited grandmother Martha Collier and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pogue attended the Narrows baptizing. The Eno and Cushman families held a reunion at A. G. Cushman’s on July 4.
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Big Springs
Mr. Pitser
Warren Watson
S. J. B. Durham
Thomas Durham
Will Durham
Waveland
Lizzie
Ingersol
Allie Watson
Will Watson
Finch
Crawfordsville
Lee Phillips
Hattie Collier
Brother Theron
Indianapolis
Martha Collier
Thomas Pogue
the Narrows
Eno
Cushman
A. G. Cushman
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial sworn in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. He offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason seals the oath dated December 6, 1886. Company promotes cure and testimonials. pills advertised for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
J. Cheney & CO
Dentist Dr G G Billman Named Hendricks Club President
Dr G G Billman formerly of this city and now practicing in Evansville has been elected president of the Hendricks club of that city. Mrs Hortense Shepler and her child ren of Chicago are visiting Mrs Shepler's parents Mr and Mrs Geo W Leach.
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G. G. Billman
Evansville
Hendricks Club
Hortense Shepler
Chicago
Electric Bitters Promised to Fight Disease Germs
A vintage health ad proclaims disease germs kill more than beasts yearly and that Electric Bitters purify blood by expelling germs from the system. It touts quick relief from chills fever and malaria and offers a 50 cent bottle at Joe K Smock and Son's with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Hutsonville Visitors Join Pioneer Family Picnic
A large Hutsonville gathering traveled Sunday to A A Holmes and daughters for a grand repast attended by about 50 people. Nine auto loads brought relatives and friends, including the Newlins Lindleys Voorheises and Holmes families, with many descendants linked to Virginia Dutch Irish and North Carolina pioneers.
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Hutsonville
A. A. Holmes and
Allen Newlin
Stephen Newlin
Ira Newlin
Clinton Newlin
Allen Green
Charles Edgar Lindley
Joseph Green
Ellison H. Boyd
Charles H. Voorheis
Samuel Lindley
H. A. Voorheis
Mary Rains
George Rains
A. J. Holmes
Chas. Morris
Thomas B. Bumgardner
Clinton
North Carolina
Union County
William
Ambrose B. Rains
Jack Hurst
Albemarle Sound
Pioneer Rains
Sound Country
Henry A. Voorheis
New Jersey
Senator Voorhees
Harrison
Ohio
Crawford County
Buckeye
Hebron
Bellaire
Annapolis
Ekaton
Ethelbert Callahan
Robinson
Illinois
William Co. Jones
Will
Elmer Lindley
Shelburn
J. H. Neff
Rain Breaks Drought in Sullivan County
A rainfall Monday shortly before noon ended a two week drought, with general showers benefiting crops. The extreme northwest portion of the county saw only a light shower.
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Sullivan
Lightning Strikes Allen Barn North of New Lebanon
A barn on John H. Allen's farm near New Lebanon was struck by lightning around 11 AM Monday and destroyed by fire. A valuable horse and a large hay pile were burned. The lot is fully insured.
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John H. Allen
New Lebanon
New School Planned for Hymera at Cost 25000
Trustee Nead and the advisory board met to discuss plans and specifications for a new town school building to be erected at a cost of 25000 to serve as Hymera High School.
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Hymera
Nead
Merom Residents and Visitors Report in Merom area
Local notes list Merom and area residents in town or visiting relatives, including Rh O Merom Headley and C C Sims near Trimble, Mabel Shaw in Indianapolis, Mrs Mandy Smith of Saylorville visiting family, and others. Mentions travel to Indianapolis and Danville, chautauqua programs being printed, a heat incident near a thresher, and a flower of health promotion for Dr Kings New Life Pills.
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W. L. Laurent
Ind
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
Dr.King
Chicago, Terre Haute
Southeastern
R. R
North BC
Er Informa
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Cone Action
RE Haute- Linge
Peoria, & Lo
Westport
Greensboro
Mee Sorth
Centra
H. P. Radley
Torre Hante
Lundy Hotel
Jacob Lundy
Trinity Springs
George
Interurban
Terre Haute
Pimento
Youngstown
Terre Haute, Indianapolis
Andion, Company
Terre Haute, Indiana
Growin Bridge
Worts
Lindley
Stratton
Harness Co
Manford Otto
Flanders
Ger
Détroit
Mich
Dale & Shaver
South Court Street
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Mabel Shaw
Mandy Smith
Saylor
Father Thompson
Prof
Sanford
Danville
W. S. Alexander
Rev. Manley
W. E. Smith
Alta Thompson
Hardinaville
Eva Thompson
Terre
Ralph Bragdon
Linn Root
Jacob Meeker
St. Loui
Larr
Thos. Sparks
Louis Foy
Merom ‘Herald
The
Union
Don Willard
Idaho
Lewiston
J. H. Carnes
Worthington
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