Quiet Title Suit Over Sullivan County Coal Lands Filed
William Paul Zimmerman files a quiet title complaint in Sullivan Circuit Court on September 14, 1928, naming Oliver M. Stafford and numerous heirs and unknowns. The suit seeks to quiet title to coal and minerals on five described tracts in Sullivan County Indiana, with the action to be served to all listed defendants. The case is docketed as Complaint No. 20024 and prepared by Cooper Rouse Bogart & Gam, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paul Zimmerman
Oliver M. Stafford
Cooper, Rouse, Bogart & Gambill
Sullivan Circuit
Maude E. Stafford
Thomas Rusher
Catherine McCammon
Edward Marlow
Mary Marlow
Thomas Perry Marlow
John M. L. Marlow
Mary W. Marlow
William C. E. Walls
William CC
E. Walls
Franklin P. Walls
Solomon Walls
Thomas J. Walls
Josiah U. Lyster
Harry O. McCammon
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Eidsteen
Secrion
Eiht
Ronge
Illinois Central Railroad
Busseron Creek
Ilinois Central Railroad
Sullivan Water Company
Said
Beijing
Township
Bivit
Bloomfield Railround Company
Rebecca McCummon
Illinois and Indiana Railroad Company
Notice to defendants to answer in Sullivan County court
Court notice summons for nine West defendants to appear and answer on November 26, 1928 at the Sullivan County Court House Indiana. Witness the Clerk on September 14, 1923. Seal. Charles R. Railsback Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court. Attorneys: Cooper Royse Bogart Gambill. 1st insertion Sept 19 1923 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Cooper, Royse, Bogart & Gambill
Plates of Gold and the Atom in a Nation's Fortunes
A reflective column surveys Joseph Smith and the gold plates, modern religious shifts, and the enduring vitality of Mormonism. It contrasts wealth measures and social norms with science, technology, and power, from atoms to aviation, urging pragmatic progress over superstition. The piece notes Ford, Rutherford, and Henry Ford’s freight boat ideas, and discusses the 1923 Rosh Hashanah date and wartime economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Solomon
Henry Ford
Odor Effects in Motion Pictures and Docking Amplifier Advances
The article describes theater scent systems using organ linked sprayers to emit sea air hay and incense for Oriental scenes. It notes radio motorcycles for East patrols with loop aerials and a large voice amplifier aiding English port docking to guide ships. It also outlines a portable engine mounting base securing engines with adjustable floor beams and locking rods.
Difficulties in Removing Rusted Headlamp Rims
Notes that headlamp rims often rust tight and resist hand turning because their nickel or enamel finish provides little grip. Before using tools that may mar surfaces, alternative methods to gain purchase are advised.
Peculiar Relationship Exchange Quip About Only Child
A reader recalls a remark from a child about loneliness, saying the only child is not lone since he has a dog brother. The anecdote highlights a humorous view of companionship through a pet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Teachers’ Association Meeting
Indianapolis
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Parent-Teachers’ Association
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
North Side
Dr. Scholl
Maxwell-Brown
Muehler Boothe
Clyde Aikin
Marion J. Aikin
A. M. Beasley
Arthur Aye Jane
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
United States
Census Bureau
Ernest Rutherford
Earth
Increase Mather
Massachusetts
Chauncey
Harvard
Virginia
Texas
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Kemal
Raglan
Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
Manning
Barre
Davis Brothers
Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
Martin
Chiropractors
Palmer School
East Washington St. Sullivan
William H. Conkel
Mary A. Conkel
Lee F. Bays
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