Island Levee Association Opposed in Suit Over 7 Mile Plan
The Island Levee Association faces about fifteen legal actions challenging the seven mile levee proposed to protect roughly 5 000 acres of bottom land along the Wabash river in Fairfield Township Indiana. Plaintiffs led by Mary Bradbury Frank Wernz Jennie Kelly Richard Adams William Wernz John Kelly Margaret Crow Robert Crow and Joan C Chaney contend the levee line including a one mile segment in limoit lacks legal precedent and that river realignment now places 1 000 acres of Illinois land east of the Wabash. Attorneys Silver Chaney and Lt Hunt represent the plaintiffs.
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Island Levee Association
Pairddiies
Wabao
Mary Bradbury
Frank Wernz
Jennie Kelly
Richard Adams
William Wernz
John Kelly
Margaret Crow
Robert Crow
Joan C. Chaney
Silver Chaney
Lt. Hunt
Limoit
Wabash River
Indiana
Vigo County
Illinois
Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin at Bass Auditorium
Leon W. Washburns Stetsons Uncle Toms Cabin company of fifty performs a scenic tour with Ohio River by Moonlight Vision Scene and Transformation Scene. Special features include prize Shetland ponies trick mules Siberian hounds a grand street pageant with chariots and tableau wagons led by Washburns Great Military band in an October appearance.
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Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Bass Auditorium
Ocean
Leon W. Washburn
Stetson
Ohio River
Colonel Sawyers
Washburn
Sullivan County Licenses Liquor for Benjamin Boles
The county commissioners granted Benjamin Boles a liquor license in Sullivan on Tuesday. Soles was the only applicant and no remonstrance was filed against the granting.
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Benjamin Boles
Sullivan
Soles
Odd Fellows County Meeting Plans Annual Sullivan Event
At the Noble Grands meeting the county lodges scheduled the annual Odd Fellows gathering for November 6 1903 in Sullivan. Aiming for a very successful event a strong program has been organized by the committee.
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A. G. McNabb
Odd Fellows
Sullivan
Presbyterian Church Services and rites in Sullivan county
The Presbyterian church outlines quarterly communion next Sabbath with a preparatory service Friday at 7 p m and an offering during the Sunday services for the Board of Ministerial Relief. Christian Endeavor at 6 p m and preaching at 7 p m follow. Also noted is a legal case on appeal in the supreme court next Friday morning with Former Attorney General W H H Miller to argue for Dudley. A marriage occurred Tuesday afternoon at the county clerk's office between Charles F Miller and Nina M Ransdell.
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The
Christian Church
Francis
Board of Ministerial Relief
Christian Endeavor
W. P. Maxwell
Sullivan County
John S. Dudley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Supreme Court
W. H. H. Miller
Dudley
Charles F. Miller
Newton, Tills
Nina M. Ransdell
Willow Hill, Ills
County Clerk’s Office
David Francis
Public stock sale near Narrows in Fairbanks township
The undersigned offers at public sale his herd of stock cattle including first class cows calves heifers and steers and one Short horn Durham bull. Sale July 22 1903 in Fairbanks township with 9 month credit or 5 percent cash discount. Removal only after terms met auctioneer Col John Creager.
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Narrows
Staffordshire
Fairbanks
W. M. Osburn
John Creager
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Fendant
Commissiosers’ Court
Board of County Commissioners
Jas. M. Hmmes
Hamilton Township
Nancy J. Backford
Haddon Township
H. Muehler Mfg. Co
H. A. Sutzel
Devstun Supply Co
H. A. Stitzel
Florence Wells
John Wells
James & Mayer Buggy Co
Edgar S. Crowder
James M. Brown
Rainbow Coal and Mining Co
Clara Lankford
Geo. Lankford
Odd Fellow’s County Meeting
Presbyterian Church Services
Dudley Case
Illinois Central
Ind
Jackson
Miss
Vicksburg
Natchez
New Orleans
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
R. R
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jennings, LA
Lake Charles
Southern Pacific R. R
Texas
Houston
A. H. Hanson
Chicago
Earth
Florence
J. B. Mullane
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