Application for liquor license in Sullivan County Indiana
Notice to Cass Township residents that Homer Marlow, a white male over 21 and a longtime resident, will apply to Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the April 1911 session for a retail license to sell spirituous, vinous, and malt liquors for on premise consumption in the lower front room of a frame building described as the southeast corner of section 30, township 8 north, range 8 west.
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Cass Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
United States
Board of Commissioners
Notice of liquor license application in Hamilton Township
Edward McCall announces he will apply to the Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors in a one story 20 by 28 foot building on real estate described as 612 feet south of the NW corner of the SE quarter of the NE quarter of section 1 township 8 N range 9 W. The premises face west on a public highway and include two doors and two windows. The request begins at the first Monday in April 1911.
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Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Gald
Hamilton
Board of Commissioners of
Sulivan County
Section
Edward McCall
Eaid
Board of Commissioners
Notice to non-residents in Sullivan County court
In Sullivan Circuit Court May Term 1911 W P Stratton as administrator of Adam Deckard's estate sues Mary Deckard et al Complaint No 14428 filed February 18 1911 an affidavit March 11 1911 states defendants Michael Deckard and Tabitha A Neiman are non residents of Indiana They are notified to appear or answer by May 16 1911 at Sullivan Court House or the complaint will be heard in their absence Witness Clerk and Seal March 11 1911.
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
W. P. Stratton
Adam Deckard
George W. Buff
Michael Deckard
Tabitha A. Neiman
State of Indiana
I. H. Kalley
the Sullivan
Olive Whaley
Arthur E. Debaun
Maud C. Horn
Andrew J. Horn
Buff & Stratton
Sullivan Circuit
Notice of license request in Sullivan County Indiana
Notice to Hamilton Township residents that Sanford Sullivan will apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the April session 1911 for a one year license to sell intoxicants in a specific ground floor room of a two story building on lot No 4 in Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Company Kelsin subdivision, with detailed plat description and a glass front building, located on a public gravel road.
Sullivan Ordinance Fixes Liquor License Fee at 500 Dollars
Ordinance No. 31 fixes the liquor sale license fee for Sullivan Indiana at five hundred dollars for new licenses or renewals within the city or within two miles. Emergency clause makes the measure effective on passage. Signed by Mayor T. E. Hoover and City Clerk J. S. Schroeder on March 14, 1911.
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City of
Sullivan
Indiana
Sulplivan
Common Council
State of
J. S. Schroeder
J.S. Schroeder
Sullivan County
J. 8. Schroeder
Cshroeder
Schroeder
Notice of Sale of School Property Big Spring No 5 Concord No1
Seal bids for school property Big Spring School No 5 and Concord School Property No 1% received until 1 00 p m April 1 1911. WM B Jewell Trustee Turman Township Sullivan County Indiana dated March 6 1911 first insertion March 8 1911-31.
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NTICE
Big Spring
Concord
WM. B. Jewell
Turman Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Biarch
Sullivan Ordinance Regulating Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
An 1911 ordinance in Sullivan Indiana licenses and regulates the sale of intoxicating liquors within the city and within two miles outside, requiring a $500 annual license, county approval, and specifying penalties for violations. It defines intoxicating liquors and sets publication, term, and enforcement details. The document also includes court notices in Sullivan Circuit Court involving divorce and mortgage actions.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Dry concrete flooring for barn stalls shown in illustration
A method to construct dry concrete stall floors with grooves cut along the gutter to channel water away and keep bedding dry. Grooves three inches apart, not more than half an inch deep, reducing hoof injury risk and easing grooming.
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Popular Mechanics
Goose Geese Milk Heist Baffles New Jersey Farmer
A New Jersey farmer found cows missing milk at dawn for nights before a detective identified the culprits. Geese from a neighboring farm ran with the cows at night and, when the cows lay down, the geese drank their milk. The farmer impounded the geese and the owner reclaimed them in court.
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New Jersey
Cost of Feeding Calves in Connecticut Station Bulletin No 68
Bulletin No 68 reports on calf feeding costs from birth to two years for five heifers. First year feed cost averaged 28.24 dollars and second year 27.25 dollars per animal. Total estimated cost about 71 dollars for two years with manure value deduction of 35 dollars. Feed costs listed: New milk 2 dollars per 100 pounds, skim milk 0.25 dollars per 100 pounds, hay 12 dollars, silage 4 dollars, grain 30 dollars per ton.
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Connecticut
Feeding Heifers and Best Feeding Practices
As heifers mature past the skim milk stage they should receive the finest farm hay and succulent foods like ensilage or roots. Oats are the best grain for a growing heifer from removal from skim milk until breeding, unrivaled for developing maternity organs.
Ordinance Prohibits Liquor Sales in Sullivan Suburbs
The city enacts a ban on intoxicating liquor sales in Sullivan’s suburban and residential areas. Sales are confined to the business district bounded by State Wall Harris and Section Streets headings. Violators face fines from 10 to 100 dollars with each sale a separate offense. Ordinance applies within two miles of city limits. licenses from outside jurisdictions do not defend violations. City clerk to deny licenses in residence zones.
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City of
Sullivan
Nereinaftter
Common Council
Indiana
State and
Wall Streets
Said City
Wall Street
Wall and
Section Streets
Section Street
Harris Streets
Harris Street
State Streets
State Street
Sullivan County
State of
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George W. Bufy
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Sanlord Sullivan
T. E. Hoover
France
Bis
Sullivan Union
Sarah F. Hopewell
Martha Edna Whaley
Circuit Court
Dante
Union Christian College
Merom
C. B. Whitaker
W. S. Sanford
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C. H. Stratton Loan Company
Dr. Crowder Building
East Side Square
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