Woldey payroll and district disbursements list
A detailed payroll and expense ledger lists numerous individuals and system entities with earned amounts and reimbursements. It includes names such as Ross Campbell Wm Hampton Owen Collins Ed Dailey and many others, plus items for Co. F Waidner Sul. Co. Elec. Co. and various county offices with totals and intermediate sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Campbell
Matt Lane
John Edwards
S. M. Cox
Chas. BE. Pigg
John Wyman
Rees
Roy Kaufman
Hose
Wm. B. Burford
Len Bailey
Jan. C. H
Jno. W. Wolfe Co
Sul. Co. Elec. Co
Same
J. B. Gooldy
L. J. Butz
Rush Hunt
J. Ed Douthitt
Jan
Sul. Co. Eloc. Co
Sul. Tel. Co
H. H. Ruddell
Sup
B. Burford
F. Briggs
N. H. Davis
Sal. Co. T. O
Gilbert W
Frank Harmon
M.b
Sul. B.&8. Co
Local Notices and Household Oddities in Our Midst
A diary style set of small town notes mentions Jim Stivers hosting a dinner with pig shank and cabbage, Squire Hans ford making corncob pipes with a jack knife, Tom Hacker buying stovepipe joints in Bloomington, Jim Spivins trading a fiddle for a violin, Love Ann Long suffering from sour feet, and Doc McFadden advising a molasses bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stivers
Squire Hansford
Tom Hacker
Bloomington
Jim Spivins
Ann Long
Doc McFadden
LICKSKILLET ITEMS FROM BLOOMINGTON STAR
Si Plum leads a straw vote for postmaster with Plum 14 Hawkins 2 Billings 1 Perkins. Bascombe distributed Taft items, Democrats call for removal. Zeb Hawkins adds three panes and Cy Hawkins buys a red vest for church. Local humor and gossip fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Plum
Plum
Hawkins
Billings
Perkins
Salina Baker
Teddy
Bill Blithers
Amanda Higgins
Bill Higgins
Martinsville
Squire Hartsock
Squire
Bascombe
Taft
Bascomb
Cy Hawkins
Zeb Hawkins
Flagged train with shirt stops wreck in Ohio incident
An Ohio man flagged a moving train after tearing off his shirt to warn others and avert a collision. The blurb also touts H. T. Alston of Raleigh North Carolina crediting Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney relief after severe illness. Four bottles priced 50 cents at Joe K. Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
Joe K. Smock & Son
Sullivan Notes Weather and Local Happenings
The entry records fine weather for farming with corn husking underway. Local residents like Mrs Fanny Robbins and Mrs Rebecca Robbins visit nearby towns. David Bedwell and wife improve at home and Bedwell schoolhouse operates well. Og Carty’s new house nears plastering. wish to visit. Aiga other locals recount visits and a buggy accident with damage and near injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R
Sullivan
Fanny Robbins
Jerico
Rebecca Robbins
J. Alsop
David Bedwell
Bedwell School
Og Carty
Carty
John Alsop
Gertrude
Grandma Alsop
Merom Station
Homer Jackson
J. Freeman
Mr. Cooper
Dugger
Mr. Walters
Mr. Pigg
Tressie Mason
Bugsy
Two Hurt As buggy Upset At Sullivan Fair Weather Night
Clarence Harlow and Miss May Sinclair of Sullivan were thrown from a buggy when it overturned. A large crowd gathered Sunday night at the U. B. meeting, with a return visit planned in two weeks as Ben Vaughn begins construction on a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Harlow
Miss May Sinclair
Sullivan
U. B
Ben Vaughn
Porto Ricos New Wonder Discovers Cures Coughs
From Porto Rico comes a report of a remarkable discovery in medicine. Ramon T. Marchan of Barceloneta praises Dr Kings New Discovery for curing coughs and colds and lung troubles. He claims many others were helped and urges sale in drug stores. Trial bottle free. 60c and 1.00. Guaranteed by Joe K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Barceloneta
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Social Notes From Merom Area Gatherings
Miss May Rooksberry returns home after a three week Kentucky visit. Miss Imo Arney of Merom visits our school Thursday. Cecil Nesbit spent Tuesday night with Ray and Arthur Woodard. Oscar McMahan and family spent Sunday with Wm. Gray and family. Mrs. Gertie Miller stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McMahan. Miss Alma Harris stays at Clint Murdock's. Perry Miller dined Friday with Oscar McMahan and family. Mrs. Pheba McMahan spent last week with Wm. Gray and family. Henry Whitman loses a fine horse last week. Meeting progresses nicely at Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Rooksberry
Kentucky
Imo Arney
Merom
Cecil Nesbit
Ray
Arthur Woodard
Wm. Murdock
Corinth
Oscar McMahan
Wm. Gray
Gertie Miller
Alma Harris
Clint Murdock
University enrollments across German principal universities
The University of Berlin has nearly 8 000 students, Munich about 7 000, Leipzig 4 600, Bonn 4 000, Heidelberg 2 400. In the Empire s principal universities about 55 000 students are now enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Berlin
Munich
Leipzig
Bonn
Heidelberg
Empire
Mrs Holan Praises Honey and Tar Cough Remedy
Cleveland mother reports her 8S month old son suffered a severe whooping cough. She administered Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from the yellow package and observed a remarkable immediate improvement. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Holan
Buckeye Road
Cleveland
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Hatry's Shoe Store Window Displays New Stock
On the north side of the square at the West end a shoe store presents new stock in its window. The shop named Tig Hatry's Shoe Store offers a solid guarantee on all shoes and aims to draw smiles with cute samples on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Hatry’s
Harry
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
Notice to non residents of Indiana Sullivan County that David F Pearce sues James Ledgerwood et al for quiet title in Sullivan Circuit Court. Defendants unnamed heirs and relatives are warned to appear or demur by December 30, 1912. Clerk Charles R. Railsback records filing November 5 1912. Buff & Stratton attorney. First insertion Nov 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
David F .Pearce
James Ledgerwood
Buff & Stratton
Sullvan Circuit
Jacob Widener
Devisees
Isabel Widener
David Haddon
John Haddon
Thomas Scott
William Price
William R. Haddon
John W. Davis
Anna H. Davis
William D. Blackburn
Jesse J. Benefield
Sam Scott
Peter Lisman
Lisman
James Black
Isabella Haddon
Isabella Widener
Helen Benefiel
John J. Benefiel
James Johnson
Isabella Johnson
James M. Emison
James M .Emison
Emeline Emison
James Scott
Jane Scott
Elizabeth H. Blackburn
Elzabeth H. Blackburn
Isabella M. Blackburn
William Pearce
Walter Pearce
Helen Pigg
Wesley Pearce
George Pearce
Ella Grizzle
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan
Circuit Court
Women sought for factory jobs at Sullivan plant
Samuel Frank & Sons invites all women and girls seeking employment at the Sullivan factory to visit the Union office in the Leach block, and leave their name and address once the building is ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Leach Block
Samuel Frank & Sons
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Krug
Ness
United Sales CO
Ind
United Sales Company
The
Emergency United Sales CO
Nannie Ballew, Inc. Insane
Emory Pogue
State B. of C
Wv. D. Cummins
Pr. Jackson
Poor Curry
J. T. Gaskins & Son
W. S. Baldridge
John H. Allen
J. H. Wrork
E. Trac. Co
Poor Hamilton J. H. Allen & Co
Ruddell] Bros
Paul Daugherty
H. E. Dutton
W. BE. Woods
Maxwell- Cowles
BE. M. Corbin
Cramer & Co
Poor Gill
Vincennes Bridge Co
Bobbs Merrill Co
R. M. Kistler
Springer & Carrithers, Clo
Sul. Co. Biec. Co
Circourt
Harry Vanarsdall
Prand J
Petit Jury
Lewis Hamilton
G. Jury
L. R. Cunningham
C. Bailiff
Lewis Jackson
Raymond Deiss
Joel P. Rusher
George G. Dungen
Harry J. Johnson Read
Rylon
Francis Walters
Anne Scene
Zimeriah Payne
Perry Drake
Oliver Steele
Rachel Barnard
Frank Wible
G.j
Stamps Stewart Barnes
Robt. Taylor
Sul. Elec. Co
Chas. R. Rallsback
Commissioners
H. L. Pirtle Pee
Alva
Haddon
Frank Barnhart
Bloomington Star
Jim Bledsoe
SKY
Hatry
Hatrys
Harry Burton
Julius Hatry
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