Multiple Property Transfers Across Town Hit At Maumee
A long list of land and coal transfers records numerous transactions in several townships. Buyers include Cass Two, Maumee Collieries Co., and various individuals like C. F. Alexander, E. H. Pope, and J. Hall. Amounts range from $50 to $2000, with coal rights noted in many parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee Collieries Co
Willie Brewer
Keoal
A. A. Irvine
E. H. Pope
D. N
Jane Bedwell
Medical boards urged to self reform by St Louis Star
A pointed editorial condemns dangerous men with false diplomas and urges medical boards to audit their own ranks. The St Louis Star is credited with highlighting the need for accountability and reform within the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Star
Death notice of Fanny M. McKinley in Turman township
Fanny M. McKinley daughter of Richard and Judia A. Jewell born August 22 1850 in Taylorville Kentucky died November 1 1928 at her Turman township home near Graysville aged 73 years 2 months 9 days. Survivors include children Mrs Walter Weir W R McKinley Mollie McKinley Lee Head six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at her residence conducted by Rev T B Avery with a quartet singing. interment at Johnson cemetery.
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Fanny M. McKinley
Richard
Judia A. Jewell
Taylorville
Spencer County
Kentucky
Turman Township
Graysville
Sullivan
Indiana
Hutsonville
Illinois
W. O. Jewell
Terre Haute
Thomas MccKinley
Walter Weir
W. R. McKinley
Mollie McKinley
Lee Head
Mt. Carmel
Mervyn Head
Helen
Jewell
Woodrow McKinley
Harold R. Weir
Pearl Coppage
Frances Eloise Coppage
Thomas McKinley
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
T. B. Avery
Frank Bruner
Ham Burton
Carl Burton
Johnson Cemetery
Letters Advertised at Sullivan Post Office
List of unclaimed letters as of November 7 192 , in Sullivan Indiana. Items include Mrs Fifer Pauline Emerson and Vada Brown among ladies and Messrs Kennedy G C Morgan George Walton Harry Richey Bros Burr Oak Coal Co and Burr Oak Coal Mining Co among gents. Letters must be claimed within two weeks or sent to Dead Letter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Brown
Vada
Emerson
Fifer
Pauline
Burr Oak Coal Co
Burr Oak Coal Mining Co
Kennedy
G. C. Morgan
George
Richey Bros
Walton
Harry
Wonders of America The U S Naval Academy
The U S Naval Academy at Annapolis founded 1845 in Annapolis Maryland on the Severn River near Fort Severn. It moved to Newport Rhode Island during the Civil War and returned in 1865. Since 1898 buildings expanded and rebuilt. today it is the world’s best equipped naval school with a four year course. After graduation midshipmen become ensigns and enter regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncle Sam
Annapolis
Maryland
Fort Severn
Severn
Chesapeake Bay
Newport
R. I
Naval Institution of
Navy
Ann Wins Sun Porch Bungalow in Novel Vacation Surprise
Ann Stacy pursues a seaside bungalow advertised as ideal for year round living. A male buyer seizes the sun porch unit, but she ends with a neighboring cottage and marries the professor who bought the sun porch house, claiming she still won her choice in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Ann
City
Thive
James Tyler
Sun Porch
Ann Stacy
Professor Tyler
Illinois Central System Shows Railroads Meet Demand
The Illinois Central System reports railroads fulfilled last April’s pledge to handle unprecedented freight demand. From January through October 1 1923 railroads added 134,636 new cars and 2,963 locomotives, with large coal reserves and nine month car loadings up 19 percent. Despite strong performance, concerns remain about earning the anticipated 534 percent valuation and the need to extend facilities to sustain future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Old Time Revivals Urge Nation to Seek Real Religion
A call for a genuine old-time revival prompts a critique of commercial evangelism. The piece argues churches need living, soulful preachers and praying congregations to renew faith and save the nation from moral decay. It emphasizes heartfelt repentance and fervent prayer over organized campaigns.
Steam shovel built for Punjab irrigation in India
A steam shovel weighing 300 tons with coal is built in England for Punjab irrigation work. It is ten times larger than typical machines used there and lifts 20 tons per minute, equivalent to the effort of about 600 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Punjab
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luden's
Mae Pth Nya
Schroeder &Price
Sullivan County
Olson
West Side Square
Cass Two
R. L. Ladd, Tr
C. F. Alexander
Jos. L
Jas. T. Steele
Dageer
Jas. Hall
Cen. Coal Co
Claude Teasley
Alvin & Delia Stark
F. Comb
Lyonton
D. N. Bedwell
C. Leaf C. Co
Curry Two
Pearl Miller
T. E
Olive May Davies
Shelburn
A. C. Beardsley
Ernie Boles
Highland
Eugene Holmes
J. A. Stout
Oak Lawn
Fred McClanahan
S. L. Price
Sav. & Loan Assn
Shelburn Coal Co
Farmersburg
Earl Payne
Charley
Anna
Ernest Houpt
Robert Benefiel
Floyd Shepherd
R. A. Deiss
Alpha Weddle
Isaac Vanmeter
A. Curtis Blann
Blann & Bond
Woolley Add
Hymera
W. D. Cummins Et al
T. W. Bridwell
Sam & Mabel Trump
Barnhart
Corinne Mahan
Gilbert Bitzegaio
B. S. Tipton
H Cummins & Beasley
Willard Smock
Steele-Kattman Coal Co
Chas
Betty Terry
Keene
Wilson Hurley
Reid & Oral Mills
Bert Wale
Keene Add
Jefferson
Martha Plummer
Nola A. Kennedy
John Plummer
Lillian S. Hale
Raymond
Bertha Hale
Bad Des
Turman
Bertha E. Wible
Walter Akers
Pus Dain
Monsieur
Monsieur Loucheur
France
Loucheur
Poincaire
Germany
United States
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Lloyd’s
Ford
Berlin
Europe
Russia
Harvard
Shaler
Sullivan Union
Wonders OF America
Western Newspaper Union
THE
U.S. Naval Academy
Manning
Barre
Davis Brothers
Illinois Central System
T. H. Star and Sullivan Union
Oakland Touring
Swayne Robinson Hay Press
Boswell Auto Sales
Ford Dealers
Carlisle, Indiana
Alumbaugh Building
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