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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
7
The city council enacts Ordinance No. 51 granting J B Filbert the rights and privileges to supply gas for fuel and light and to lay pipes mains and conduits along streets alleys avenues and public grounds in Sullivan Indiana to supply the city and inhabitants for heating power and illumination.
The Sullivan Common Council grants J B Filbert a 25 year gas franchise to lay mains and pipes across streets and public grounds. The ordinance sets restoration duties, safety standards, bonding, rates not above $1.20 per thousand cubic feet with a 20 cent discount, and required early completion targets plus city oversight.
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana announces roadway improvements on Snow Street under Resolution No 2 1913. A remonstrance hearing is set for May 19 1913 at 7 p m in the Council Chamber to weigh benefits against estimated costs with plans on file in the City Clerk’s office.
Public notice references Broad Street and Resolution No 3 1913 with attestations by J S Schroeder and a first insertion date of April 28 1913. Text indicates official action on a named day and time in Sullivan.
Notice records a roadway improvement resolution identifying Depot Street and related actions. It notes historical insertions and dates such as April 23 1913 and references Resolution No 4 from 1918. The terse notice marks official approval and street work details for local infrastructure updates.
Partial OCR preserves a public notice on roadway work for Main Street. The document references Resolution No 5 of 1918 and notes the Common Council may file or hear objections from interested parties.
Notices detail drainage proceedings in Sullivan County Indiana with petitions in the Sullivan Circuit Court. It lists defendants including David F Pearce Simeon Yocum Ed W Akin and the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad and outlines the proposed ditch route across multiple land parcels and the docket date of June 2 1913. Also notes a road improvement resolution and public notice dated April 23 1913 and a May term 1913 filing for estate sale by Hinkle C Hays administrator with a June 9 1913 hearing date.
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana May term 1913. SARAH A O NEAL and others sue Henry Trueblood et al in Complaint No 16445 for quiet title. Defendants must answer by June 16 1913 or default be entered. Clerk J R Brown attorney for plaintiffs. First insertion April 23 1913 3t.
Report of a sale or offer describing a horse named Sash-Genuine Whipper moving to Cowpens at a farm located 3 1 2 miles west of Carlisle with a price of 25 per bushel.
Notice to Washington W Young that James McConnell, David F Shake, William C Banther, Edgar V Turner and others petition the Sullivan circuit court for construction of a tile ditch. Hearing set for May 26, 1913, with route starting on the land of David F Shake in the east part of fractional Section 6 Township 6 North.
William L Long administrator of Adaline Cox estate files final account in Sullivan circuit court. Hearing set for Tuesday May 6 1913 during the May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to object if needed. Walter F Wood attorney. First insertion April 23 1913.
A French woman wine taster earns about 25000 dollars annually as demand for her refined palate grows. Few women pursue this field, but about six have gained fame for their discerning skill. Her talent lets her pinpoint the grape origin from a single wine touch.
A historic claim describes catarrh as a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio is pitched as a universal cure with a 100 dollar reward for any failure. Sold by druggists for 75 cents alongside Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A tip advises placing broken china in a large sawdust filled box. The sawdust supports pieces upright while cement sets, using the article’s own weight to hold parts in place until dry.
The ad claims Electric Bitters revive tired and weak individuals boosting energy appetite and overall health. Mrs Rhinevault from Vestal Center N Y credits the remedy for life changes while the pitch notes bottles at 50 cents and 1.00 with local recommendations.
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