Personal Notices Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs. Maude Trueblood of Indianapolis visits Mrs. C. F. Thomas. Mrs. Emerson and daughter of Mr. Vernon visit Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krug and return home. Miss Billa Stewart goes to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mrs. R. B. Stratton travels to Danville Illinois for sister Miss Anna Griffin’s illness. John Patterson and Arthur Riley inspect Hymera telephone lines by automobile Thursday.
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Otto Krug
Billa Stewart
Indianapolis
R. 8
Stratton
Danville
Ill
Anna Griffin
John Patterson
Arthur Riley
Hymera
Patterson
Riley
John C. Chaney
Washington
S. G. Knowles
M. E. Badders
Jackson Township
Union
Sam Woodsmall
Shelburn
Woodsmall
C. H. Stratton
Joe
New Smyrna
Florida
the Elks
Emma Crawley
Kansas City
Murray Crawley
Chicago
Dave Crawley
E. D. Thixton
Terre Haute
J. R. Hinman
John Curry
George Goodwin
Grace
Glenn Nesbit
DePauw University
Ruby Hays
Louise Riggs
Will H. Hays
New York
Will Curtis
Shawnee
Okla
Christian Church
J. M. Vawter
Center Ridge
Will Rogers
Joe T. Akin
New Orleans
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Albert J. Beveridge
Anderson Blevins
Jefferson Township
Freelandville
Vincennes
James Shepherd
Eva
Cass
Thomas Bates
Texas
Oklahoma
Sarah F. Patton
R. P. Crawford
Fire rewards issued in Shoffner case after string of blazes
R. C. Shoffner's property losses across multiple states trigger $500 rewards from the national board of fire underwriters for arrest and conviction of arsonists. A 1909 greensburg ind blaze and other fires in Farmington mo Pendleton in dia Neb Brigham city Utah are listed with insured amounts and paid losses.
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Greensburg
Ind
Robert Shoffner
Isaac Shoffner
National Board of Fire Underwriters
East Main Street
R. C. Shoffner
N. E. Mullakeu
William Street
New York City
National Board and
Pacific Coast
Farmington
Brigham City
Utah
Dennis Dannacher
Lebanon
W. R. Walsh
New York
W. N. Shoffner
H. S. Pinson & Co
J. Elmer Hill
Pendleton
William N. Shoffner
Alliance
Neb
D. D
Dennis) Dannacher
N. M. Haven
Shoffner
Nellie May Havens
H. 8. Pinson & Co
Pinson
Elmer Hill
R. B
Miss Havens
Woodward and Inman Buy 16 Acres Near Oaktown
T C Woodward township assessor and Harve Inman purchased 16 acres from Will Latshaw at 60 dollars per acre. They plan to clear and expand Woodward's truck farm. Mortgage exemption planks for sale noted at this office.
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T. C. Woodward
Harve Inman
Will Latshaw
Oaktown
Woodward
Carlasle
Case against Hymera man dismissed in court
The case against Frank Brown, a Hymera miner, charged with threatening the life of Joseph G Neal, was dismissed in Squire Kirkham's Court Saturday. The evidence against Brown failed to materialize.
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Frank Brown
Hymera
Joseph G.neal
Squire Kirkham
Brown
Krug’s New India Linens and Spring Millinery Sale
Advertises Krug’s New India Linens at 10 15 and 20 cents plus $15 suits for women compared with $20 elsewhere. Describes children's hose supporters wool carpets raggedly priced, custom measure and lay service, ladies stockings hair switches and Suisse curtains and various muslin garments and silks in spring colors with discounted prices.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns Trimmed in Embroidery Styles
Advertisement notes three styles of ladies' muslin gowns trimmed with embroidery priced at 50 cents and three dollars each.
Kid Gloves Best Fit For Hands Across Sizes
Advert says Kid Gloves priced at 1.00 1.50 and 2.00 with claim of best quality and precise fitting across hand sizes. It emphasizes comfort and personalized fit at the stated prices.
Moon Myths and Potatoes Stir Rural Belief
A Williamstown style note reports farmers still plant potatoes by almanac to follow moon lore. A Success Magazine writer and U.S. Department of Agriculture find planting success does not depend on moon phase, debunking a long held belief. Also advertised are Allen's Foot-Ease powder and an Easter millinery display notice along with farm property loan ads.
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Success Magazine
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Department
Martin County Tribune
Lace Curtains in Pretty New Designs
Arabian, cream, two toned and white lace curtains on sale. Arabian fish net curtain priced at 1.25 per pair, now 89 cents per pair. Other patterns available from 49 cents and up.
David Crawley Stricken With Serious Illness at Home
The report notes David Crawley is seriously ill at his residence on North State street. In other news, Lee F. Bays has bought the half share of Fred Bays in the College Inn.
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David Crawley
North State Street
Lee F. Bays
Fred Bays
College Inn
Notice to Contractors for Fairbanks School Building
Sealed bids due noon April 6 1910 for an eight room brick and stone school house with heating and ventilation near Fairbanks Indiana. Bids for building and heating systems may be separate or combined. Plans viewable at Chowning’s Fairbanks office. Include certified 3 percent bid bond. bids may be rejected. J W Chowning Trustee Fairbanks Township.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Local Social Update Highlights Visits Across Cities
Mrs. J. C. Frush of Indianapolis visits her mother Mrs. Rhoda Baine. Mrs. Roy Cashner visits relatives in Washington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Frush
Indianapolis
Rhoda Baine
Roy Cashner
Washington
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
Samuel W. Woodsmall and Silver Chaney announce the appointment of the administrator for the estate of Sarah A. Douglass of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent and the notice is dated March 23 1910 with attorney details.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Sarah A. Douglass
Sullivan County
Indiana
Samuel W. Woodsmall Silver Chaney
Executor Otis Thomson faces final probate report hearing
Otis Thomson as executor of Ezra Thomson's estate files a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Friday April 8, 1910, the 17th judicial day of the March term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion March 23, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Thomson
Ezra Thomson
Sullivan Circuit Court
Bupf & Stratton
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Mrs. Maude Trueblood
C. F. Thomas
State Bank
Washington St
Kentucky
Julius Hatry Shoe CO
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
New India
Suisse
West Side Square, Sullivan, Ind
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Fannie Hughes
Hawkins, Haddon & Balley
Springer & Carrithers
J. W. Chowning
Fairbanks Township
Sullivan Uwon
Terre Haute Daily Star
Sullivan Union
Indianapolis Daily News
Globe Democrat
NEW York Tribune Farmer
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Terre Haute Daily Tribune
Sullivan County Loans and Trust Company
National Bank Building
Sullivan,aindianag
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