Notice to Tanpayers on Sullivan and Greene County road case
Public notice from Sullivan and Greene counties Indiana about a petition by William R Dugser and 75 others to grade drain and pave the Linton and Dugger Gravel Road between Sullivan and Greene counties. A joint commissioners session is set for Sept 9 1921 in Sullivan to hear remonstrances. remonstrances must be filed by Sept 17 1921 with the Sullivan County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Township
Gageone County
Indiana
Cass and
Jefferson Townships
Sullivan County
Linton and Paxton
Jefferson Township
Sullivan and
Greene Counties
Linton and Dugger
Boards of Commissioners
Sullivan
Administrators Sale Of Personal Property 1921
The administrator of the estate of Joseph R. McNabb deceased will sell at public auction September 22, 1821 at the decedent’s former residence near Merom Station on Winma Mevormick farm. Items include horses mules hogs cattle plows farming implements a Ford truck a mobile automobile and miscellaneous farm property. Credit ten months on sums over five dollars otherwise cash for under five dollars. Purchaser to pay cash or note with approved surety before removal. Sale begins at ten oclock and continues until sold. Clark E. Setzer Administrator A G McNabb Attorney. 1st insertion Aug 31 1921-3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph KR. McNabb
Merom Station
Winma_ C. Mevormick
Taxpayers warned of bond issue in Sullivan County Indiana
Notice to taxpayers of Turan Township Sullivan County Indiana that officials plan to issue bonds exceeding five thousand dollars at a rate not over some percent per year The net assessed value of property in the taxing unit is shown and a petition process is described for objections within a specified period Read as an official notice from Sullivan County authorities dated July 21 24 21 and signed by county officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Fairbanks and
Turman
Indiana
Turman Townships
Fairbanks
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Frank MM. Daantels
Tureen Township
Turan Township
Kings Corders Et
Turman Township
Tunis County
Dst
Sullivan County to Issue Bonds Over Five Thousand Dollars
The Sullivan County commissioners authorize a $26 300 bond issue for tax purposes bearing interest up to 6 percent annually. Taxable value of the district stands at 330 955 with current expenses at 37 000 78 before the issue. Detected in Jefferson Township, the measure allows appeals to the State Board of Tax Commissioners with hearings to be scheduled in the county.
Quiet Title Complaint in Sullivan County Indiana
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana that Charles Ki. Curtis Davidson Hunter and others are named defendants in Complaint No. 19135 seeking to quiet title to 99 acres in Section 35 Township 7 North Range 9 West. Proceedings set for October 24, 1921 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Chas. R. Railsback issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew McCammon
Schroeder ,& Price
Sullivan Circuit Court
John Hall
Margaret Trigg
Jane Hoover
Diana Ingram
Carl Omar Willis
Hilda Elizabeth Willis
William Willis
Odia Medaris
Ruth Eastman
Charles Nash
William Nash
al McCammon
Floyd McCammon
Wilbert McCammon
Hugh McCammon
Filena Beamn
Mascie Strole
Lou Lamb
Jennie Lamb
Howard Lamb
Margaret Trigs
Wiliam H. (Hoover) Hall
Diana M. Hall
Oscar W. Wall
Mary Isabelle Hall
John KF. Wail Marearet J. Gobin
Mile
Matthew McCammen
John Wall
William H. Iflouver Hall
W. Phu
John FF
Hall
Isaie Et Lamb
Benjamin FF
Fausht
Puivid Troxell
Jeresiah McCammon
Tusband
Eael
Qgoewit
Margaret Trig
Ithe Dfeever
Nir
Aus
Fermiie
Indiana
Sullivan County
Tata
Theme
Euntaly
Atsa S Neres
TS Nepes
Soanthwest
Tans Stoanmerter
Steres
Taras
Sullivan Emiity
Campaint
Charles R. Ratlusbacrk
Schroeder & Price
Charles Ki. Curtis
Davidson Hunter
Constantine F. V. Davis
John S. Davis
Towit
Township
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Chas. R. Railsback
Robert Conner
Solamean W. Conner
Myrtle A. Gain
Roy Bennett
Elsie Collins
Florence Rigges
Alma J. Harris
Minnie le Nbell
Ore We Stanley
Alma O. Harris
Murrell J. Harris
TH. Kalley
Sullivan Circuit
Alma T. Harris
Indianna
Tea Point
Sial
Merk Sullivan Circuit Court
I. H. Kalley
Fairbanks and Sullivan Residents Attend State Fair Events
Local residents made trips to Indianapolis for the state fair. News notes include births Ella Fanny to Clyde and Mrs Adams, visits from Emmett Welsh of Carlisle, relatives at the Robinson fair, and numerous gatherings at Drake and Scott households. Several families welcomed guests from Springfield Illinois, Chicago and Terre Haute, while Bloomington-bound Miss Mary Riggs prepares for Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Myles
Indianapolis
Mort Welsh
Sullivan
Clyde Adams
Ella Fanny
Lela Holmes
Charley Badger
John Badger
Chancey Tague
Alice Johnson
Emmett Welsh
Carlisle
Ben Pogue
Hosea Drake
Dean Bradbury
Drake Church
Herman Drake
Clay Denny
Springfield
Ill
Sam Denny
Chicago
Harry Dilley
Rose Dilley
Fern Hammill
Oklahoma
Vern Jones and Family
Texas
J. L. Bradbury
Nellie Power
Pearl Holmes
Rose Slerner
Pearl Scott
Charles Scott
John Scott
Faye Drake
Oral Riggs
Mary Riggs
Bloomington
Indiana University
Estel Drake
A. V. Carruthers
Noah Scott
Emery Pogue
Ola Bradbury
Desford Johnson
Terre Haute
Drake
Ellis Holmes
Elmer Holmes
George Fuson
Bert Fuson
Casey, Nr
Fuson
Charley Holmes
Lige Tfolmes
Park County
Floressa
Crapo
Tells
Lois Pound
Hartley Watson
Walter Hilbert
Don Perry
Paul Stout
Dolph Perry
Clara Mitchell
John Gross
Alf Russell
Ruby
Franklin
Ind
Grover Drake
Two Rats Multiply In Three Years Says Govt Figures
Government data show two rats breeding for three years yield 359,709,482 individuals. Act on first sight of a rat with RAT-SNAP exterminator. It dries up after killing and leaves no odor, unaffected by cats or dogs. Sold by Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Ss. Dept. of Agriculture
Turman & Riggs
H. V. Bennett
Graysville School Opens With Bright Enrollment
Graysville opened last Monday with strong enrollment. Faculty additions Frank Badger and Emmett Thornberry joined, each operating a school wagon. The Yager family and Miss Phillips visited Washington while Mrs. Yager mourned her sister’s death on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Johnson
Connersville
Harry Knox
Isaac Mattix
Graysville High School
Carl Burton
E. A. Borders
Paul and
Allie
Terre Haute
Frank Badger
Emmett Thornberry
Will Yager
Vesta
Helen Phillips
Washington
Ind
Tanlac Sold in Sullivan by Dougherty and Walters
Tanlac, the celebrated tonic, is available in Sullivan through the local drug firm of Dougherty and Walters, promoting its benefits to residents seeking improved health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Dougherty & Walters
Uncle Walt's Story and the Curious Tales of Featherly
A retired merchant recalls encounters with Kersmith Gooseworthy and Farthingdale. He contrasts their moods from petty provocation to comic moving misadventures and praises Featherly whose sunny demeanor lifts his day. The narrator relives a tense slap on the back episode and a souring moment over a missed postmaster appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersmith
Wieladoman
Gooseworthy
Farthingdale
Farthingale
Featherly
Timid Doughboy Flees Under Fire in Comic Encounter
The excerpt describes a frightened doughboy on his first day under fire who retreats far toward the rear. A portly soldier confronts him and reveals himself as General Richardson, prompting the surprised recruit to exclaim he did not realize how far he had run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Richardson
American Legion Weekly
Abrahamic Oak in Mamre Plain Hebron Venerated by Faiths
The narrative describes Abraham moving his tent to the plain of Mamre in Hebron, where he built an altar to the Lord. It notes a great oak tree marking the spot, revered by Christians Jews and Muslims, preserved amid deforestation by shared protection across religions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Canaan
Mamfe
Hebron
Rks
Merom State Bank report 1921 financials Indiana
Report of the condition of Merom State Bank Merom Sullivan County Indiana as of September 6 1921 showing total resources 119605.23 with capital 25000.00 surplus 2000.00 and deposits including demand and certificates totaling 118605.25. Cashier G T Carrithers swears to the figures before Notary Corwin S Phillips on September 12 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Sullivan
G. T. Carrithers
Merom State Bank
Corwin S. Phillipps
SER SS
Federal Reserve Bank
Court records announce administrator appointment
Cordia Burris Administratrix of Walter Te Wood et al is listed in the estate insertion dated August 31 1991. The notice outlines the appointment details and related court action for the estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordia Burris
Walter Te
Wood
Etten
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
Dersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of John Bray late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willis
Sullivan County
Indiana
John Bray
College Pessimism in Heywood Broun’s Bookman Essay
The Boston Transcript recalls Broun’s Bookman piece noting college pessimism with Harvard peers deeming life a sham. It cites Doctor Jewett’s Oxford remark that students called themselves Agnostics, forgetting the Latin form Ignoramus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Broun
Bookman
Harvard
Shaving Controversy Sparks Facial Nerve Debate
A New York plebician states daily close shaving risks neuralgia and facial nervous troubles. He notes upper lip shaving weakens nerves affecting the eyes, and symptoms vanish when the mustache is allowed to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcer
New York
English cattle importation history and tax impacts
The text notes that import of horned cattle from Ireland and Scotland to England was banned in 1663 and later repealed leading to large imports. It states that in 1842 England first received imports of cattle from foreign countries and that by 187 a considerable tax was imposed on each import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Scotland
England
Golf Enthusiast Values Fairway Fun Over Office Work
A golf enthusiast prefers driving a white ball about 200 yards down a green fairway to staying in the office counting money all afternoon.
National Bank Sullivan Indiana Report of Condition 1921
Charter No 5392 reports the National Bank of Sullivan Indiana at close of business September 6 1921. President C C L Davis swears the figures true with notary Anna Hunt signing September 12 1921. The balance sheet lists deposits reserves and various classes of deposits and borrowings with totals and line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Sullivan
Indiana
Cc. L. Davis
Anna Hunt
Joe K. Smock
E. A. Billman
Paul Higbee
The Visionary Exchange Sparks a Cryptic Exchange
A surreal dialogue frames a playful clash over ecard money. John questions the practice while the other person deflects by suggesting someone else profits, hinting at hidden roles in a modern digital trick.
Jud Tunkins Riffs On Prolific Orators And Ticket Sales
Jud Tunkins jokes that there are now so many public speakers that a patient listener could hire a horn and sell tickets, reflecting a humorous take on the crowded field of orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tunkins
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Margaret 5S
Nesbit
Frank M. Dantell
Herschel Corbin
Greene County
Clark E. Setzer
A. G. McNabb
Isegerd of Commissioners of
Sudiiveen
SecPorsany
Sullivan Opty
Tadiane
Jesus Edicers
Thos. M. Bouthitt
India
Franis M. Daniels
Graysville
Uncle Walt
Atl G& Llaso
Abraham's
W. V. Bragdon
G., T. Car- Trithers
J. M. Mason
Merom
U. S
Banks Trust Co
Homer Trimble
Walter F. Wood
Harrow
Fordson
Thresh
Hofmann Auto Sales
Sullivan, Ind
Detroit
United States
Banking House
Detectine Bank
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