Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Divorce Suit
In Sullivan Circuit Court, February Term 1911, William Southwood sues Sadie Southwood for divorce. Complaint No. 14451 filed February 28 1911 by attorney John W Lindley with affidavit that Sadie is nonresident of Indiana. She must answer by April 24 1911 or default.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
William Southwood
Sadie Southwood
John W. Lindley
State of
State of Indiana
Salef
Arthur E. Debaun
Liquor License Application Published for Sullivan County
The notice invites Cass Township residents to object or support an application by Homer Marlow for a liquor license to sell spirituous and other intoxicants in retail, with on premise consumption, at a specified lower front room of a frame building in section 30, township 8 north, range 8 west, Sullivan County Indiana. The filing targets the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners' April session in 1911.
Notice of Final Settlement in Sullivan County
John C. Chaney administrator de bonis non of John B. Book er deceased has filed a final account with the Sullivan circuit court. The court will hear the report on Saturday March 25 1911 the thirtieth judicial day of the February term 1911. Creditors heirs andlegatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
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John C. Chaney
de Bonis
John B. Booker
Sullivan Circuit Court
Final account of Maggie McClain estate heard 1911
Hardy McClanahan as executor files final report of Maggie McClain estate in Sullivan circuit court. The report will be heard on the thirtieth judicial day of the February term 1911. Creditors heirs and legatees may show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion March 1 1911.
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Hardy McClanahan
Maggie McClain
Sullivan Circuit Court
Help wanted housekeeper for Shelburn farm family
Wanted a housekeeper aged 40 to 50 to take entire charge of a four in the family household in Shelburn Indiana. No washing duties required. Apply to J. B. Maple.
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J. B. Maple
Shelburn, Ind
Notice of Application for Liquor License in Hamilton Township
Sanford Sullivan to apply to Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners at the next session in April 1911 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons. Premises described as the lower room of a two story frame building on Lot 4 Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Company Koisem subdivision, Hamilton Township, containing 20.94 acres, with a glass front. Open only to residents over 21.
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Cass Township
Sullivan County
Liana
United States
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Section
Township 8
Range
Ga'ol
Homer Marlow
Hamilton Township
Hamilton
Jakson Hill Coal and Coke Company
Kolssm
Sullivan Couty
Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company
Sanford Sullivan
Section One
Township Eight North Range Nize
Hamilton Township Liquor License Application Described Premises
Citizens of Hamilton Township plan to apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners for a one year liquor license. The proposed site is a ground floor, 20 by 28 foot frame building facing west on a public highway, on a roughly one acre parcel described as starting 612 feet south of the northwest corner of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section one.
Community entertains Lincoln and Washington birthday tribute
The W R C of New Lebanon and school host a Saturday night event on March 11 at Woodmen Hall. Admission is ten cents. The program honors Lincoln and Washington with a school and community entertainment.
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New Lebanon
Lincoln
Washimgton
Woodmen Hall
Arnica Salve touted as万能 cure by millions of users
An advertisement claims Buck len’s Arnica Salve has cured millions over forty years. It markets the salve as best for sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruises cold sores and piles. Sold by Joe K. Amock and Son’s Faas De.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Joe K. Amock,& Son
The Beaches of Los Angeles A City on the Sea
Guy M Briggs writes of Los Angeles beaches as broad shelving shores from Long Wharf to Newport. He celebrates Santa Monica Venice Long Beach and San Pedro and notes interurban lines auto traffic and rapid coastal growth transforming the city into a sea-adjacent metropolis with new harbors forts and lumber trade.
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Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Venice
Coney Island
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Redondo
San Pedro
Pacific
Point Firman Head
Guy M. Briggs
South Hill St
Voice of the People: Freedom to Think and Act
A letter from P A R of Farmersburg Indiana argues that Christian morality and free institutions rely on liberty of thought and action. He warns against compulsion and urges religious liberty and individual conscience in the modern era dated March 4 1911.
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P. A. R. Farmersburg, Ind
Mar. 4
Breeder Advertises Suckling Mules and Breeding Stock
Barn 144 miles east of Paxton promotes reliable breeding stock. Sucking mules sold from 85 to 100 dollars. Invitation extended to intending breeders to inspect their horse or jack stock.
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Paxton
Jack
Dr King s New Discovery for croup and coughs
A local father from Manchester Ohio describes dramatic relief for his four children with Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy is praised for croup asthma hay fever whooping cough and other lung troubles with trial bottles offered free and full bottles at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Lewis Champlin
Manchester
Joekk
Smock & Son
Community Notes From Cadwell Area Nettle Announcements
Mr Eastman of Cadwell Music Company visited the college Saturday. Mr Wilson was home during the week. Clyde Sims returned to school last week. Mr and Mrs John Shore of Hutsonville came Monday to arrange for Thelma and Paul to attend school. Ed Ward deputy postmaster missed part of last week due to illness. Mr and Mrs Fred Boyer of Terre Haute visited relatives here last week. Rodney Johnson and Carl Philpot of Sheridan Wyoming visited Thursday and Friday. Rev Gruber is successful with his meeting at Merom Station. Wm E Smith returned Wednesday from the north part of the state where he lectured and did church work. Mrs Price was in Robinson last Wednesday. Several students attended the teachers examination at Robinson Friday. Russell Cramer is back from Valparaiso University. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Price’s home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Winebrenner the matron was quite sick during the week. Edward R Millett of Indianapolis was in town two days of last week. Mr Alexander has taken possession of his two farms north of Graysville. Albert Atkinson plans to move to the Thornberry farm. Some farmers here are thinking of raising broom corn this season.
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Eastman
Cadwell Music Company
Wilson
Clyde Sims
John Shore
Hutsonville
Thelma
Paul
Ed Ward
Fred Boyer
Terre Haute
Rodney Johnson
Carl Philpot
Sheridan
Wyo
Gruber
Merom
Wm. E. Smith
Price
Robinson
Russell Cramer
Valparaiso University
Ladies Aid Society
Winebrenner
Edward R. Millett
Indianapolis
Alexander
Graysville
Albert Atkinson
New Life Pills Claim to Cure Many Ailments
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent illness by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts the pills prevent appendicitis and ease constipation biliousness headache and chills. Sold for 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son.
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Dr. King
New Life
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Local families relocate and visit across communities
David Dudley and family moved out with Wm. T. Murdock. Mr. Bucksberry and family relocated on Irvin Scotts farm. Mrs. Minnie McMahan spent last Thursday with Mrs. Lis Lis ton. John Miller and daughters Thel ma and Eulalia and son Henry with Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McMahan. Mr and Mrs. Gustie Eslinger visited Sullivan Friday night. Miss Fannie McCammon with Leta and Willard Glark and Everett Metcalf spent Sunday with Mise May and Walter McMahan.
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David Dudley
Wm. T. Murdock
Mr. Bucksberry
Irvin Scott
Minnie McMahan
Lis Liston
John Miller
Thelma
Eulalia
Henry
John Clark
Oscar McMahan
Gustie Eslinger
Sullivan
Fannie McCammon
Lesta
Willard Glark
Everett Metcalf
Mise May
Walter McMahan
Community Notes From Shiloh and Surrounding Areas
Airs Sarah Moore and Phoebe McMahan spent Friday with Mrs Anna and Jane Nash. McMahan and Lesta Clark attended Sunday school at Quaker last Sunday. Jas Pirtle and family spent Sunday visiting relatives near Pleasant Ville. John Alsman and wife visited relatives in Paxton last week. William Buck and family visited relatives in our locality Sunday. George Bennett was in Dugger Thursday. Raymond Cox visited relatives at Bethany last week. Bro Brewer preaches at Shiloh second Sunday in March. all are invited. Og Smith in Linton Monday. Albert Bennett in Dugger last week. Read Hawkins Haddon and Baily.
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Sarah Moore
Phoebe McMahan
Anna
Jane Nash
Miss May
Hober
McMahan
Lesta Clark
John Alsman
Paxton
William Buck
Martin Pirtle
George Bennett
Dugger
Raymond Cox
Bethany
Bro. Brewer
Shiloh
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James Humphreys
Linton
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Albert Bennett
Dugg R
Wek
Hawkins, Haddon & Baily
Wee
Union Christian College
C. B. Whitaker
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