Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan Indiana
Notice by I H Kalley administrator of Susannah Walters estate of an August 1910 sale of Lot One and North half of Lot Two in Shermans Addition Sullivan Indiana. Private bids accepted at 8 North Court Street until noon August 1 1910. public sale at 2 PM August 11 1910. Payment terms one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months with six percent interest and mortgage security. First insertion July 13 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Walters
Sullivan
County of
Indiana
Benjamin C. Sherman
City of
North Court Street
TRUSTEL'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Trusts notice states Harland Ruddell and Jesse Burnett partners of Ruddell & Burnett appointed IL H Kalley as Trustee for their creditors. The firm is probably insolvent and the notice appears in a July 13 1910 insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustel
Harland Ruddell
Jesse Burnett
Ruddell & Burnett
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising oath declaration
Ohio Toledo Lucas County affidavit by Frank J. Cheney sworn December 6 1886 as senior partner of F J Cheney Co firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncurable catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised taken internally acts directly on the system testimonials offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &Co
Hall
ASBAL
A. W. Gleason
Stall
J. Cheney & CO
Preliminary Resolution for Sullivan Sidewalk Improvement
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana adopts a preliminary resolution for North State street cement sidewalks on east and west sides from East Washington to Snow and Giles streets. Assessments laid on abutting real estate. city covers street and alley portions. A hearing and cost verdict set for August 23, 1910.
City to Improve South State Street with Cement Sidewalks
The city council in 1910 adopted a preliminary resolution for sidewalk construction on both sides of South State street from East Washington to East Jackson. A public hearing will be held August 2, 1910 at City Hall for those interested or affected by the improvement. J. S. Schroeder, City Clerk, dated July 27, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Sullivan
Indiana
North State Street
East Washington Street
Snow Street
Giles Street
J. S. Schroeder
South State Street
East Jackson Street
South Main Street
McCammon Street
East Cochran Street
North Broad Street
Schroeder
Gray Street
Notice of Preliminary Resolution for Sidewalk Improvement
City Hall records show a preliminary resolution adopted July 27, 1910 for sidewalk improvements on East Jackson Street. Six foot wide walk from South Main to South State and five foot wide walks on both sides to McCammon Street. assessment and estimated costs to be determined. first insertion July 27, 1910.
Preliminary resolution for side walk improvement Sullivan Indiana
Notice records a preliminary resolution for sidewalk improvement in Sullivan Indiana adopted July 1910. It specifies cement sidewalks on East Washington street with widths five to six feet along defined city blocks and property lines including railroad right of way lot boundaries and contiguous territory sections.
Sidewalk Improvement Project Sullivan Indiana
The city approves sidewalk construction on South Main Street with six foot concrete paths on the east and west sides from Jackson Street to rail line rights of way. The work extends from the south line of Jackson Street to the alley south of Murphy's Heirs addition, and from the alley south of Lot Four to the Indianapolis Railroad right of way. City Hall records show the action dated August 24, 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
South Main Street
Jackson Street
Murphy’s Heirs
New City
Indianapolis Railroad Company
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Common Council
Will Near All Persons Interested Or Whose First Insertion July 27 192t
Public notice indicates that all interested parties or those whose first insertion date is July 27 192t should appear or respond. The item sets deadlines and calls attention to official proceedings. This legal notice summarizes required actions and dates for claims or filings.
Notice of Preliminary Resolution for Sidewalk Improvement No 6
Notice describes cement sidewalk construction on West Jackson street Sullivan Indiana from alley east of Lot 82 to Crowder street on the south side. City to pay cost. resolution filed at City Hall August 8 1910. Notice dated July 21 1910 with first insertion July 27 1910-8t.
Notice of preliminary sidewalk improvement plan
Notice describes sidewalk improvement on East Cochran street in the city. Cement sidewalks five feet wide will extend from West line of North State street to East line of North Broad street on the south side. City Clerk J. S. Schroeder signs the notice.
Public Works Plan On North Broad Street Footpath
Proposal outlines a five foot wide sidewalk along North Broad street from East Cochran street to Gray street. Document notes approval and on site placement in the office with first insertion July 27 1910 2t.
Construction of Five Foot Cement Walks on Gray Street
The project proposes five foot wide cement sidewalks along Gray street from the East line of North Broad street to the West line of the Terre Haute Railroad Company. The plan extends to improve pedestrian access in that city street area.
West Main Street Cement Walks Planned in City
City announces widening project on West Wall street and North Main to North Court with six foot cement sidewalks on the north side. Estimated cost to be determined. dated July 1910 and signed by City Clerk J B Schroeder.
Building on the Rock at Fairbanks High School
A commemorative poem by Leslie L. Johnson written for the cornerstone of Fairbanks High School in 1910. It contrasts building on sand with building on rock, praising steadfast effort and urging workers to bind youth to Heaven as they labor on the rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie L. Johnson
Corner Stone Laid for Fairbanks High School
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows local lodge laid the corner stone of the new Fairbanks high school Saturday afternoon. In the stone were enclosed a Bible, copies of the Sullivan Union and Democrat, lodge by laws, state and uniform courses of study, lodge regulations, a poem by L. L. Johnson, the New Testament, and a Union Card. Rev. G. G. McNaughton delivered the address at Prairie ton M E Church. A large audience attended the ceremony and noted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Sullivan Union and Democrat
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Fairbanks Lodge
L. L. Johnson
GG. PF. McNaughton
McNaughton
M. E. Shurch
Prairieton
Cornerstone Laying Sparks Public Debate On New High School
In a heated moment residents debate the new high school cornerstone ceremony. Speakers chide nonparticipants, urge unity, and warn against selfish motives while praising education's promise for future leaders and pioneers.
City to Bids for Cement Sidewalks and Intersections
Diana will accept sealed bids for construction or repair of all cement sidewalks and street and alley intersections in Sullivan. Bids due by August 9 1910 at 7 p m. Contract to be awarded after August 9 1910 with bond of 1000 dollars. Bidders must file affidavits and 100 dollars with City Clerk. City reserves right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
City of
Ih P Tos Sur
Plain talk on schooling and forgiveness in life
The speaker rejects harsh judgment toward the young and laments wasted lives. They warn against tearing down educators and insist on seeking constructive growth rather than blame. The message asserts painful truth spoken kindly about opportunity and heaven.
Those Pies of Boyhood
Those Pies of Boyhood advertisement extols electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion Stomach Liver Kidneys and Bowels claiming to restore boyhood appetite strength and vigor. It notes a price of 50c at Joe K Smock & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe K. Smock & Son's
Evansville Couple Visit McClanahan Family Parents
Mr and Mrs Harry McClanahan of Evansville visit Mr and Mrs Andy McClanahan and stay with the McClanahan parents during a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McClanahan
Evansville
Mr. McClanahan
Mrs
Andy McClanahan
Hawkins Haddon Bailey Real Estate Ad Listing
Real estate advertisement by Hawkins Haddon Bailey details property offerings and pricing in a classified section. Listings include parcels for sale, parcel sizes, locations, and contact avenues for interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Haddon & Bailey
The Dentist Promotes Preventive Dental Care
A long promotional note urges dental work for most people who need it and warns that bad teeth cause many disorders. It stresses prevention through cleaning and regular examinations, offered at Neonacx. The piece frames the dentist as keeping teeth and mouth in perfect condition.
D J Watson Conducted Business in Sullivan
D J Watson, of north of Merom, transacted business in Sullivan Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Watson
North of
Merom
Sullivan
Bedford Woman Bonnie Smith Visits Over Sunday
Miss Bonnie Smith of Bedford visited over Sunday with Dra per and family, sharing time and greetings during a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Smith
Bedford
Draper
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Insurance, Abstracts
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China
Farrow
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