Tax Board Warns Delinquent Tax Payers of Prosecution
County treasurer Munich distributes a circular from the state board of tax commissioners urging aggressive collection of delinquent taxes. The letter states duties to collect, penalties for noncompliance, and that after failed efforts the prosecuting attorney will pursue actions with costs and a ten dollar prosecutor fee. Signers are F. A. Sims and John E. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
State Board of Tax Commissioners
F. A. Sims
John E. Reed
Sims
Reed
Local Residents Note Social Visits and Moves in Caledonia and Shelburn
A stream of social calls and small moves fills the week report. Residents such as Mr Lee Vandergriff and Miss Maggie Thomas shopped in Farnsworth while families like Cy Davis and his kin moved to Caledonia, and Coon Huff relocated to Mildred. The town notes illnesses, visits, and daily routines across Caledonia, Mildred, Sullivan, Gilmour, and Shelburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Vandergriff
Maggie Thomas
Farnsworth
Lloyd Wright
W. M. McDaniel
Molly Smith
Line Smith
O. P. Smith
Cy Davis
Mildred
Caledonia
Ray Setty
Gilmour
Coon Huff
Minnie Gamstinger
Sullivan
Jim Shanks
Obituary of John D Spencer Born Bloomington 1846
John D. Spencer born January 6 1846 in Bloomington Indiana was the eldest son of John W and Martha A Spencer. He moved with family to Sullivan County then Switz City Greene County and married Casilda Grace with four children. He died October 29 1907 in Bloomington from hemorrhage of the lungs and was buried at Switz City. The I O O F attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Spencer
Bloomington
Ind
John W
Martha A. Spencer
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Greene County
Switz City
Casilda Grace
Bloomington Ind
M. E
Kinworthy
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Ashley couple leaves Pike County for Shelburn revival
The Ashley family departs Pike County as the Christian Holiness movement prepares a sermon series at the Shelburn Baptist church. Alma Fisher improves after illness while Otto Wright endures a sprained ankle. Various locals attend gatherings and visit relatives including Borders, Phillips, Hendricks, Wence, and Trueblood families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan’ Ashley
Pike County
Christian Holiness
Baptist Church
Shelburn
Alma Fisher
Otto Wright
Ethel Borders
Claude Phillips
Reliance
Emery Smith
John Borders
Local Residents and Visitors Plentiful in Pleas antville Scene
Claude Snyder and family visited James P. Snyder and family Saturday night. W. W. Bailey of Oxton was stock buying here last week. Mrs. C. F. Spencer and daughter Ida traveled to Evansville Sunday. Miss Eliza Wheaton built a new house on her farm. Mack Lemon of Carlisle moved to the farm of Wm. H. Watson. William Lund spends weeks at Winter Haven Florida. Dr. W. B. Spencer of Chicago visited relatives nearby. G. J. Spencer went to Bloomington for a brother’s illness and death. Mrs. Bert Walters of Sullivan visited her parents nearby. Albert Brodie visited Dan Purcell Sunday and helps Hawkins & Benefield on a rock road. Roscoe Duke reports a girl born weighing 8 1 2 pounds. C. M. Snyder and Boo Story visited G. J. Spencer family Sunday. L. H. Willis received more sheep from Chicago. Gurther Morgan and Miss Gracie Alsman wed November 10 by Rev. Daniel Ryan of Carlisle. Best wishes to the couple.
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Claude Snyder
Pleasantville
James P. Snyder
W. W. Bailey
Oxton
C. F. Spencer
Ida
Evansville
Eliza Wheaton
Mack Lemon
Carlisle
Wm. H. Watson
William Lund
Winter Haven
Florida
W. B. Spencer
Chicago
G. J. Spencer
Bloomington
J. D. Spencer
Bert Walters
Sullivan
Here
Albert Brodie
Dan Purcell
Mr. Brodie
Hawkins & Benefield
Mildred
Roscoe Duke
C. M. Snyder
Boo Story
L. H. Willis
Gurther Morgan
Gracie Alsman
Daniel Ryan
Arnica Salve Named By Chapel Hill Writer
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina urges distribution of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He claims quick pain relief for a felon and rapid healing. Advertises 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. G. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N. C
Joe K. Smock and Son
Morbidity and Mortality for September 1907 Overview
Typhoid fever remained the most prevalent disease with typhoid, tonsillitis, rheumatism, bronchitis and diarrhoea following. Tuberculosis deaths totaled 325 with 270 pulmonary and 55 other forms, 143 males and 182 females. Smallpox reported 23 cases across seven counties with no deaths. Pneumonia total 93 deaths. typhoid 642 cases in 76 counties with 133 deaths, slight regional decline from last year. Diphtheria 166 cases in 36 counties with 30 deaths. Violence caused 199 deaths, including 9 murders and 34 personal crises. accidental deaths numbered 146 with steam railways leading causes.
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Cass
Clinton
Dearborn
Madison
Marshall
Montgomery
Starke
Allen
Blackford
Daviess
Decatur
Dekalb
Delaware
Fayette
Franklin
Grant
Hancock
Jackson
Jennings
Knox
Marion
Noble
Parke Randolph
Sullivan
Vanderburg
Warrick
White
Paris Green
For Rent Residence for One or Two Families
For rent a residence suitable for one family or two small families. Natural gas available. Contact A. A. Holmes.
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A. A. Holmes
Local News Roundup From Cave Rock And Hymera
Cap tors Claude Halberstadt of Cave Rock visits his aunt Mrs. H B Bolinger. Miss Ada Crawford on sick list. Charles Russell badly mashed finger in mine wheel Wednesday. William Radis returns from Chicago. Mrs William Radis and daughters Mary and Dillie travel to Sullivan on business. Miss Anna Holmes arrested Friday for provoking Mrs Nancy Crawford and fined 15 dollars. Robert Hughes of Greencastle gravely ill. relatives leave for Greencastle. Murray Chambers and John P Houck fined for a Cass township fight. fines total 13 dollars. Union Job Printing Rooms ad at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Halberstadt
Cave Rock
Ill
H. B. Bolinger
R. C. Sherman
Miss Ada Crawford
Charles Russell
William Radis
Chicago
Mary
Dillie
Sullivan
Anna Holmes
Nancy Crawford
Squire Starkey
Hymera
Murray Chambers
John P. Houck
Cass Township
Squire Kirkham
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Long’s Chapel
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Balda Steward
Jessie Donald
Iva Smith
Ed Wright
Sidebottom
Mundell
Oliver Fisher
Elza Stewart
Walter Shepherd
Indian Territory
Fred Orr
John Archer
Hazel
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Jess Howden
Tom Galligher
James Dix
Perry Clark
St. Clair
Oliver Hisher
Dc. R. Piety
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Frank Ferguson
Wm. Laughlin
Iva
Flossie Brown
Zoe
Delta Hendricks
James Mundy
Peoria
Louis Fisher
Granville Hendricks
W. F. Kendricks
Ethel
Gray
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Company
MT. Calvary
Aferfon Feede
Brown
Huntington
St. Joseph
Standard Oil CO. Incorporated
J.D. Hill & Co
East Mill Street
Helburn, Ind
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Tors
M. H. Dix
W. H. Bland
Fannie Hughes
Robert Hughes
Greencastle
Hughes
Sammy Gompers
Teddy Bears
Sweet-Orr’s
Teddy
Teddy Bear
Sweet-Orr
Department Store
Gossard Corset
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