Sullivan County Notice in Quiet Title Suit 1923
In Sullivan Circuit Court William Paul Zimmerman sues Oliver M. Stafford et al for quiet title to coal and mineral rights on three described Sullivan County tracts. Defendants to answer by Sept 10, 1923. case filed July 16, 1923 by Cooper Royse Bogart Gambill attorneys.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
William Paul Zimmerman
Oliver M. Stafford
Cooper, Royse, Bogart & Gambill
Maude E. Stafford
Maude EB
Stafford
Thomas Rusher
Devisees
Rebecca J. McCammon
Lenatees
Rebeca J. McCammon
Thornton McCammon
Lewatees
William M. Bords
William M. Borders
William M. Viorders
Rebecca Borders
Edmond Leach
Catherine McCammon
Catherine McCammmon
Edward Marlow
Marion Marlow
Thomas Perry Marlow
John M. L. Marlow
Mary W. Marlow
William C. E. Walls
Franklin P. Walls
Josiah U. Lyster
Jane Lyster
Lezatees
James McRury
Busseron Creek
Illinois Central Railroad
Sullivan Water Company
Bloomfield Railroad Company
Unness
Charles R. Railsback
Cooper, Royse, Bogart & Gambilil
Ice Cream Social at Union Chapel Draws Community
The Ladies Aid of Union Chapel church hosts an ice cream social on Saturday night July 28 on the lawn of James W. Wilkey. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies Aid of
Union Chapel Church
James W. Wilkey
The Royal Soldier and the Nurse in a Hidden Farewell
A royal soldier Leon Ashley longs for love with nurse Helen as he faces exit from a war hospital and a life dictated by tradition. She admits she loves him yet accepts the separate paths ahead, choosing courage over despair. The two exchange a final, quiet goodbye across a flickering candlelit window.
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Leon Ashley
Helen
Taking Himself Seriously Candidate Humor In Birmingham
A visitor, described by Mr. Cobbles, spoke of seeking some office. The exact position eludes recall as the speaker unleashed eloquence. the speaker hinted that without election, the country might ruin, but the specific office—president, senator, or local constable—remains unclear.
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Mr. Cobbles
United States Senate
Birmingham Age-Herald
Remedy for Poultry Mites Prepared by USDA
The article explains poultry mites as small bloodsucking parasites that hide in cracks by roosts and nests. It covers effects on fowl health and lays out a control method: clean poultry houses thoroughly, then spray with kerosene, crude oil, or coal tar preparations, reapplying often in warm weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hce
Toulouse Geese Dominate as Largest Breed in Nation
The Toulouse and Embden are the country’s most popular goose breeds with the Toulouse weighing up to 26 pounds for a mature gander and 20 pounds for a goose. Geese tolerate rough pastures, need shelter in bad weather, and can be profitably raised on small farms. Instructions cover feeding, housing, incubation, and brooding practice.
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Toulouse
Poultry Notes on Efficient Rearing and Feeding
Culling reduces cost of eggs and meat while capons and waterfowl markets grow. Ducks and geese stay profitable with good pasture and light grain. Avoid cold bare housing for chicks. Geese hens can lay three clutches before hatching the last. Chick mash: two parts cornmeal, one part middlings, one part bran with skim milk or water.
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Acetylene
Harry Dilley
Sullivan, Indiana
Harding
T. R. Rose
McAdog
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
Cedar City
Utah
T. H. Star and Union
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
F. M. Douthitt
Clothier
South Side Square
D. N. Railsback
Shelburn
James W. McHugh
Hymera
Walker McHugh
McHugh & Son
Kodak
Muehler Boothe
Kodaks Sporting Goods
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