Sale of personal effects of deceased in Jackson County
Auction set for 16 clock at residence to sell house furniture, tools, livestock, and personal items of the deceased. Security is provided and creditors may claim interests. The notice lists lots and conditions for bidding and upset prices as required by probate procedures.
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Jackson
Sula
Lindisanias
Sautardis
Pri & Bet
Herness
Ceri
Una Turkiy
Sullivan County Bond Sale Notice for Highway Improvements
The Sullivan County Treasurer announces a sale on March 28 1821 at the county treasurer’s office to bid cash for 26 highway improvement bonds of 366 dollars each totaling 9,516 dollars. Bonds dated October 15 1919 with 5 percent interest semi annually on May 1 and November 1 mature through 1921.
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Sullivarn
Tvdisatec
Treaster
Sullivan
Irdia
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Thomas M. Douthitt
Jefferson Township
Snow
Tre
Ind
Sullivan County Bond Sale Notice for Highway Improvements
The Sullivan County Treasurer announces sale of highway improvement bonds on March 22 at the county courthouse Sullivan Indiana. Bonds pay 5 percent interest semiannually May 8 and November 1 for ten years. Proceeds fund a petition by Stephen R Brown et al in Jackson township.
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Sullivan County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
Stephen R. Brown
Jackson Township
Sullivan Tsourten
Sullivan County Indiana public sale of bonds notice
Notice signed by the treasurer of Sullivan County Indiana informs that the court will sell bonds issued to fund a fire system. The bonds, dated April 15 1920 with denominations of 72.50 each, will be offered to the highest bidder at public sale in Sullivan. Interest payments begin May 21 and continue semiannually until all bonds are paid.
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Sullivane County
Foafarca
Sullivan
Indiana
Saranity
Rosa Gee
Sherry Fespet
Turman Township
Antsy
Piddarma
Nuroher
Snow
Sullivan County
Ind
Striet
End
Sulli Py
Jefferson Township
Said County
Snaw
Sulliven
Medisnas
Peor
Cmedo
Coundssdoners
Mirash Bordeps
Ak i Turninn
Miata
Milber
Hich
Dueeer
Oeclock i. M
Ciis
S&s
Chiarles Tale
Cass Township
Tnd
Maureh
Hemera
Board of Trustees
Cooks Addition
M. H. Hamilton
Hymera
Irvin Raley
George Raley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Irvin Raliugy
Fragmented OCR fail: unclear health safety note
The readable text shows an unclear fragment about angle, safety, and some health topics but lacks coherent nouns or actions. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or events to anchor a proper summary.
Lickskillet Items From The Bloomington Star
Community notes mix humor and local quirks as residents discuss a broken floor joke about a frozen appendix, a goat choking a door mat, a window sighting, and plans for a graphophone recital. Journal humor blends with village life and small-town chatter.
Terre Haute Star and Phe Sullivan One Year Offer
The Terre Haute Star and Phe Sullivan On ton announce a combined one year subscription price of four dollars and fifty cents.
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Terre Haute Star
Phe Sullivan
Tarlton v Woodward invites bids for Haddon Township school
Notice to contractors states sealed bids due April 11 1821 for a township school building in Haddon Township Sullivan County Indiana near Carlisle. Separate bids requested for building heating plumbing electrical work with plans by John B Bayard Arch Architect Vincennes. Bid bonds required with checks of 560 and 1000, envelopes marked by class and bidder.
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Tarlton v. Woodward
Haddon Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Oelock
Carlisle
John B. Bayard
Main St. Vincennes
Trustee and Advisory Board
Parken
Woodward
Tarlton
Youstee
Sullivan County to Sell Bonds for Highway Construction
Sullivan County Indiana treasurer announces sale of bonds to raise funds for a bridge and road project. Bonds total twenty thousand dollars with 20 year terms, first due May 15, 1921, interest paid semiannually. Sale to next highest bidder after April 1, with proceeds for construction steps per state law and county order.
Case of Miriam Rubin in Waukegan Encephalitis Case
The Journal reporters document Miriam Rubin 8 years old of Waukegan Illinois developing rapid speech and limb twitching in February 1921. Despite bromide chloral treatment and chiropractic visits her condition worsened with fever delirium and signs of epidemic encephalitis. The piece notes sensational press coverage and cautions against unproven therapies while confirming the illness as the excitable form of epidemic encephalitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rubin
Waukegan
Lll
Facts From American Medical Association On Pediatric Case
The AMA presents that the child suffered a form of encephalitis with excitation and not a talking sickness. The incessant talking was intermittent before and after the alleged adjustment. Chiropractic treatments did not cure or alter the disease’s course. A nurse record notes treatments from February 12 to 23 and shows pain along the spine. the patient was dismissed as no benefit. The family physician resumed care, and the patient remained seriously ill as of March 1.
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Waukegan
R. H. T. Nesbit
Miriam Rubin
Chicago
Preble
Nesbit
Berger
Rubin
Alt
Detroit
Petroit
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