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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
3
The most primitive camphor distilling method is described as using leaves in a wicker basket over a water-filled iron caldron. Steam passes through the leaves and camphor vapor is deposited on the cool underside of a basin, yielding camphor.
The foundation of wealth in the 3iscayan provinces rests on large high grade iron ore deposits. Bilbao, the industry center, is reputed to be the wealthiest city of its size in Europe due to immensely profitable ore exports.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a little girl misinterpreting a canary’s moulting as the father shedding his leaves. The scene unfolds as autumn progresses with trees losing foliage and a child offering a naïve, humorous remark.
Frank, the youngest of three boys, eagerly told a neighbor of the arrival of a baby sister. He exclaimed that they now had a new baby at their house and that it was a girl.
Indiana Secretary of State certifies the Riggs Clay Product Company has filed the required consents and papers to dissolve under the Indiana act of dissolution. The filing shows compliance with Section One and the corporation is in the process of dissolution as of March 21, 1919 in Indianapolis. William A. Roach signs, with Deputy P H Wolford filing.
George R. Ruddell as administrator of Margaret H. Wilson late of Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final report of account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Thursday May 1 1919 the first judicial day of the May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion March 26 1919.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Tom Freeman, late of Sullivan County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Arthur E. DeBaun named administrator. Arthur E. DeBaun, attorney. First insertion March 26, 1919, 3t.
State of Indiana Sullivan county notices non residents of Willfred Coal bonds foreclosure. Complaint filed March 20 1919 against Frank G Gardiner trustee Alfred Holt Albert Welch etc in Sullivan Circuit Court for holders of bonds dated July 2 1902. Appearance required by May 19 1919 or default. Clerk David Giles. Attorney Chas Bedwell.
By order of Sullivan Circuit Court in Amanda Spencer et al v Della Gastineau et al number 17743 the commissioner will offer at private sale on April 10 1919 at 1 pm at Walter F Wood law office Sullivan Indiana the east half of the southeast quarter section 14 and northeast quarter of section 23 in township 6 north range west except a specified tract described with metes and bounds sale subject to court approval.
Complaint No 18042 filed for divorce by Bertha Brown against Benjamin F. Brown. Defendant not residing in Indiana. Notice to appear and plead by May 8 1919 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Walter F Wood records this notice dated March 8 1919. First insertion March 12 1919.
Sullivan Circuit Court in Sullivan county Indiana issues notice that, on April 18 1919 at 10:00 A M, the receiver will sell all property and assets of the Willfred Coal Company including mine rights in Section 31 Township 9 North Range 8 West and Gardner Lease, with machinery and fixtures, at cash price not less than 8000 dollars, to the highest bidder.
In Sullivan Circuit Court John E Vanmeter files for divorce from Dottie Vanmeter. Defendant is not a resident of Indiana. If she does not appear by May 10, 1919, the complaint will be heard in her absence. Clerk signs and seals the notice. First insertion March 19, 1919.
Local dealer announces spring opening sale featuring Southern Indiana’s largest stock of farm implements now heavily discounted. Evidence of vast selection and unusually low prices aims to attract farmers, with promotions highlighted by the retailer to draw attention to the seasonal inventory.
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