Union Savings and Loan Annual Statement Note
Union Savings and Loan presents its annual statement from Washington dated July 1 1907 as filed with the NSA.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
2
Union Savings and Loan presents its annual statement from Washington dated July 1 1907 as filed with the NSA.
CANNELBURG and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and movements. Martin Cahill paused at Vincennes on Saturday while E C Harris from Mont Perry stopped by on Tuesday. Reverend John Gorman visited Laogootee on Monday and Squire W R Summers likewise spent Monday there. Mrs Wm Spaulding visited Trainor on Tuesday to see a relative with a safety related injury. Warren Lyon of Loogootee was a guest the first of the week. Several young couples took a drive to High Rock south of here Sunday and Fred Harris, now a resident, moved his house Monday.
Senator Gonnerma of Vernon visited the Keck firm Tuesday to inspect ST tachtiony machine and its repairs. He announced the item will be recuperated before many weeks.
The article describes people leaping from a balloon to reduce weight and keep the airship aloft, explaining why bodies are found far apart as rescue teams recover them from the water.
An anti saloon league summary reports 0 dry townships in Indiana with 1 041 335 people, three wards at 1300 and 787 dry units overall, totalling 1 224 375 after deducting 1 600 overlapping territory. Shumaker cites 1 835 dry townships excluding Tamonattahee with 98 165 people and 310 townships totaling 575 527 remade under remonstrances Nicholson law and Moore law effects.
Historical data shows a broad shift since May 1 1905 with 900 saloons closed or blocked, wet townships reduced, dry wards and residence districts expanding, and five dry cities noted. Shumaker compares conditions before and after the Moore amendment detailing remonstrance outcomes.
Roy Swing, a 19 year old son of Mark Swing, reportedly was severely injured in Indianapolis Saturday night after being struck by a street car. A letter from his boarding house describes head back and leg injuries and states he was taken to a city hospital in serious condition.
David Parker aged twenty six killed himself with an old rusty razor Tuesday at home near Oaktown, in the presence of his widowed mother. He had complained of ill health for days. Parker drew the blade from a tool box after dinner and slashed his throat. death was almost instant.
The trustee of Veale township Daviess county proposes expenditures and tax levies for 1907 at the annual meeting. Totals include township $800 local tuition $1 600 special school $400 road tax $500. Overall expenditures $3 300 and total tax 59 cents per $100. August 2 1907. CHAS L STUCKEY Trustee.
A fragmented notice from Daviess County outlines the advisory board's proposal for water expenditures and tax levies for the year 1907. The annual meeting is planned for the Countess District with details obscured by OCR errors.
The 1907 notice from GEO. G. SMITH, Trustee of Barr township, Daviess county, details proposed expenditures for the year including township costs of $660.00 and taxes of 0.05 cents per dollar, local tuition expenditures of $2,373.09 with 0.18 tax rate, and road tax expenditures of $1,318.38 with 0.10 tax rate. Additional road taxes amount to $1,054.70 at 0.08, while poor expenditures total $260.00 at 0.02 tax. Total expenditures reach $7,774.98 with 0.59 tax per dollar. Date August 1, 1907.
The trustee of Reeve township Daviess county proposes yearly expenditures and levies for the coming year at the school house No 2. Township expenditures 800. Local tuition 1500 with 25 cents tax. Special action 800 with 15 cents and 50 cents per poll. Road expenditures 500 with 10 cents tax plus additional road tax 500 with 10 cents. Poor expenditures 100 with 25 cents. Total expenditures 4200 total tax 77 cents per hundred dollars. Jesse Godwin Trustee August 1 1907.
A petition filed August 5 1907 in Daviess County Indiana seeks grading draining and paving a 30 foot wide segment of highway from the northwest corner of section 10 to intersecting section lines connecting with the Washington and Plainville Road. The 3 mile or less route is described as a mail route. Auditor Nugent set September 3 1907 for presentation to the county board. Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys for petitioners.
Notice filed August 5 1907 before the Daviess County Board of Commissioners seeks the improvement of a public highway by grading drainage and paving with stone or gravel to a width of thirty feet. The route connects an established highway from section seven to section ten in township three north range seven west, within three miles, used as a mail route. The petition is signed by fifty or more freeholders and voters and is endorsed by Auditor Thomas Nugent of Daviess County. Hastings Allen Hastings represent petitioners.
The Daviess circuit court informs Anna M Clairsey and others of a partition action filed by Catherine Lawrence Rae. Hearing set for September 17, 1907 at Washington Court House Indiana. Defendant must appear to avoid a default judgment. Witness A Wallace Clerk July 26, 1907.
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