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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
15
Ordinance 51 grants J B Filbert the right and privilege to supply gas for heating power and illumination and to lay pipes mains and conduits along streets alleys avenues and public grounds of Sullivan City to serve the city and its inhabitants in Sullivan County Indiana.
The Sullivan Common Council grants J B Filbert a 25 year franchise to supply gas to the city and inhabitants, with mains, pipes, and conduits to be built and maintained. It outlines restoration of streets, rates not exceeding 1.20 per thousand cubic feet with a 0.20 discount for prompt payment, bond requirements, and city protections.
Notice from the Common Council of Sullivan Indiana of roadway improvements on Snow Street authorized by Improvement Resolution No 2 1913. Public drawings plans and specs available in the City Clerk office with remonstrance hearing set for May 19 1913 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chamber to decide if benefits justify costs. Signed by Mayor T Ed Hoover and City Clerk J. Schroeder.
City document outlines Broad Street work and assessments under Resolution No 3 1913. It notes benefits to property and to the engineer and is attested by J B Schroeder with Mayor T Ed Hoover signoff.
In Sullivan Indiana on April 22 1912 Depot Street is referenced with a Resolution No 4 1913 and a first insertion date April 23 1913. The item notes official action tied to Depot Street and a dated legislative process.
The document references Resolution No. 5 of 1913 in Sullivan Indiana dated April 22 1913. It concerns action by the Common Council related to Main Street and a local project or layout.
Drainage petition filed in Sullivan Circuit Court May term 1918 seeks to drain lands in Sullivan County benefiting listed owners including Bert Lisman Jennie Lisman and David F Pearce. The proposed trench runs along railroad right of way and across multiple properties to Marsh Dredge Ditch with docketed June 2, 1913.
Indiana Sullivan County files a quiet title action Complaint No 15445 against Henry Trueblood et al nonresidents. Plaintiffs ask the court to hear the case on June 16 1913. Attorney J R Brown files and issues notice to defendants.
For sale at my farm 3 1 2 miles west of Carlisle a genuine whipper will cowpens priced at 2.25 per bit. Contact Geo W Unger Fhope 218-1 on arlisle system BQ tf.
Notice to Washington W Young of a pending Sullivan county Indiana circuit court petition by James McConnell David F Shake William C Banther Edgar V Turner Lifors Solsman Amy Solsman John J Monroe James H Banther Frank E Poston guardian of Ruby Hallie Poston Charles E Hart Florence V Hart Amanda M Risher George W Odell Letty Ann Odell for construction of a tile ditch. Route begins on land of David F Shake east part of fractional Section 5 Township 6 North Range 9 West then west across lands of Shake and McConnell and along line between McConnell and Young.
William L. Long as administrator files final account of Adaline Cox of Sullivan county Indiana. Hearing set in Sullivan circuit court May 6 1918 to approve or disallow the report. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause if any why the report should not be approved.
A French woman wine taster earns nearly 25000 dollars annually as demand for her services grows. Few women enter the profession, with about a half dozen renowned for their skills in detecting the origin of grapes from a single drop.
Catarrh, once deemed local and incurable, is now treated as a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward for any failure is offered. sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Broken china should be mended by placing pieces in a large sawdust filled box to hold them in position while the cement sets. The method uses the weight of the pieces to stabilize the article during curing.
The ad claims Electric Bitters restore energy and appetite for tired nervous people. It praises stomach liver and kidney benefits and quotes Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praising the remedy. Available in 50 cents and 1.00, sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
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