Sale catalog of horses ponies cattle and equipment listing prospects
A March 23 1912 sale presents twenty seven horses including mares colts geldings ponies and mules with details on sires dams speeds and gait. Notable entries include Minette a fancy Shetland mare and Prince a snappy Wilkes mare. various draft and road horses. pair of 16 hand mares. a Jersey cow and calves. farming implements and wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minette
Norman J. Coleman
Axtell
Ruthwood
Edgewood
Miss Edith
Robert Coffman
B. c
Baron Review
Virginia
Allene W
Boreal
Maxey G
Blk. G
Red&tte
Sunrise Prince
Belle Unrue
Ajax
Judge
Nell
B. m
Redette
Harry Coffman
Joan
Perry Coffman
Margrave
Onward
Fussy
Rhoades Patch
Mande Alvy
King Darius
Prince
Bik. G
Westfall
Helen C
Wilkes
Coffman
Egalite
Capy Coffman
Captain
Bingen
Ivan Lass
Ivaneer
Berkshire
Acme
Ridgeway
Jack
Jersey
Bird
Daniel Boone
An Anonymous Letter Sparks Pension Restoration Debate
The text discusses nine months time for a purchaser to provide a bankable note at 6 percent interest and notes anxious officials like Hart Adair and others facing didces cut by anonymous correspondence. Mentions A. T Bare Gill at New Lebanon and delegates Haddon at Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Adair
Bureau
T Bare. Gill
New Lebanon
Haddon
Carlisle
Makers Ready for Auto Show in Indianapolis
Indianapolis plans a three block tent show opening March 28 with one million dollars in cars. For the first time all major makers and dealers join under one roof with hundreds of accessory and motorcycle displays. The event, backed by the Indianapolis Trade Association, aims to rival the Chicago show and occupy University Park surrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosier State
Indianapolis Trade Association
United States
Chicago
University Park
Hutson
Breeding Stock Advertises Percheron Horses in Carlisle
Edward McCammom offers breeding stock at his Paxton Indiana barn for 1912. Horses include a dapple grey Percheron breeding gelding, Jacks Rheuben and Mike with foal getter ability. Stock stands one and a half miles southeast of Paxton on the gravel road from Providence Church.
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange in Sullivan Indiana
Real estate listings show multiple parcels from 40 to 360 acres with varied land types and improvements. Prices range from 1,000 to 21,400 dollars. brokers Hawkins Haddon & Bailey seek buyers and offer 3 percent commission. Local notices include community updates and court notes from Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanke Ind
Sullivan
Hawkins, Haddon & Bailey
Sullivan, Indiana
Red Men District Meeting Set for Linton Next Saturday
A district meeting of the Red Men from Daviess Greene Martin Lawrence Knox and Sullivan counties will be held in Linton next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess, Greene, Martin, Lawrence, Knox
Sullivan Counties
Linton
Paving Repair Ordered for North Court Street
The Federal Union Surety Company is requested to repair sunken pavement on North Court Street. The firm acted as surety for George Miller of Lebanon, the contractor responsible for the paving completed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Union Surety Company
North Court Street
George Miller
Lebanon
Local Man Pleads Guilty to Coal Theft
James Miller of Cass township pleaded guilty before Judge Bridwell. He was fined five dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for stealing coal, imposed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Cass
Township
Bridwell
New Real Estate Firm Formed in Sullivan
Joshua Beasley and Edward Griggs have formed a partnership in real estate abstract and insurance, with Griggs heading the real estate division and Beasley overseeing insurance and abstracts. The Union carries the full announcement in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley
Sullivan County
Griggs
Sullivan
Joshua Beasley
Indianapolis
Edward Griggs
Deputy Douthitt Takes Cox to Michigan City Prison
Deputy Sheriff H. Douthitt and Nathan Cox depart Thursday night for Michigan City where Cox will begin a prison sentence in the state facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Douthitt
Michigan City
Nathan Cox
Announcement of M. G. Smith for Judge
Shelburn Indiana February 21 1912 M G Smith announces candidacy for judge and speaks on law equality and inflexible justice. He praises laboring men and Democratic ties while stressing the value of time and public verdicts. He pledges to avoid vindictiveness and notes unknown personal principles and a lengthy career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Smith
Shelburn
Ind
Sullivan Co
Democratic Party
Hinkle C Hays Wins State Prohibition Oratorical Contest
Hinkle C Hays son of Mr and Mrs John T Hays of Crawfordsville won the preliminary prohibition oratorical contest held Thursday evening. His topic was Our Greatest Evil. Robert Carruthers of Crawfordsville also competed with the talk The Solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Hinkle C. Haye
John T. Hays
Robert Carruthers
Mrs McMorrow Moves With Her Child To Dallas Iowa
Mrs Charles McMorrow and her young daughter have moved to Dallas Iowa where they will reside. Mr McMorrow has already been located there for some time and holds a position with the Consolidated Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McMorrow
Dallas
Iowa
McMorrow
The
Consolidated Coal Co
Indianapolis Automobile Show Tent Opens With Large Space Booked
The Indianapolis Automobile Show plans a vast tented display across York to Vermont and New York streets with floors repaired and spotless paving. Showmaster John Orman directs preparations as thousands visit Indianapolis March 28 to 30 with special rail and streetcar rates and strong dealer turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street
Vermont Street
Meridian
Pennsylvania Street
New York Street
Meridian Street
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Indiana
Vincennes Damage Case Ends in Favor of Defendant
A Knox county farmer John W Early sued Vincennes Traction Company for 1500 dollars in Knox county circuit court. The jury ruled for the defendant in a late Wednesday session. A letter from Emma Higdon notes no snow in Sulphur Springs Texas where she visits J C Higdon. Otto Krug and spouse returned from French Lick Springs aiding his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
John W. Lindley
Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company
Board of County Commissioners
Vincennes
John W. Early
Knox County
Vincennes Traction Company
Ly of
Shelburn
Sulphur Springs
Texas
J. C. Higdon
Otto Krug
French Lick Springs
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Indianapolis Exposition
Gerant, JR
Percheron
Rheuben
Mike
Paxton
Providence Church
Perman
Edward McCammon
R. R. No
Callon F. A. Amann
Davis Hotel
Josh Beasley
Te Uitizens
E. S. Griggs
Farnsworth
Early Wright
Son Seigel
Route Five
Andy Alsman
Jake Gambill
Nellie Rogers
Dugger
Bob Gambill
Melissa Smith
Bertie
Bessie
Russell Raines
Wesley Burton
Roscoe Wilson
Rankins
Bill Kenady
Will Smith
Ella Raines
Near Dugger
Susie Smith
Caledonia
Nellie Wright
George Wright
Walter Kenady
Grover Marlow
Mame Gambill
Ivy Wright
Charley
Cynthia Butler
Near
Billy Bond
Line Smith
Breece McClure
Dan Walters
John Smallwood
Iarry Blue
Charley Hughes
Addie Hamby
William R. Hamby
T. H. I. & HE. Traction Company
First National Bank of
Samuel W. Woodsmal
Ben Skinner
Peabody Alwert Coal Company
Rose Hoskins
Chas. Mankedick
Bernard Tipton
Mankedick
Clarence Beach
Kettle Creek Coal and Mining Co
J. C. Perry Co
Dugger Co-operative Store Company
Eli Boles
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroad Company
Stella Powers
Otis Powers
Oliver Specker
Lulu Dudley
Dora Hart
Phillip Hart
Laura Spencer
Daniel Spencer
Sadie Veazey
Joseph Veazey
Sadie Waldorf
Hinkle Hays
John Orman
Hoosier
E. C. Stone
American Hampshire Swine Record Assn
GEO. F. Botts
Emma Higdon
Martin
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