Indiana Tax Duplicates and Delinquent Taxes Notice 1916
Tax duplicates for Davies county Indiana list rates and installment deadlines for 1916 along with duties for taxpayers regarding road taxes, separate township receipts, and penalties for delinquent payments. It warns of annual delinquent land sales, the need to inspect receipts, and guidance for paying in two installments by May and November, with specific notes on road receipts and county orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies County
Indiana
General Assembly
Marco
Shoals Train Service Contested Before Indiana Rail Board
The Indiana railroad commission ruled in a dispute between the B and C Southwestern railroad and Shoals residents seeking improved service. Petitioners asked to bar a fast Sunday train. the company argued it would harm through service. The commission found service acceptable overall and ordered halting one fast train on Sundays. Henry M. Dowling attended his final meeting. Frank E. Payne of Jeffersonville was named to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoals
Indiana Railroad Commission
B. & C. Southwestern Railroad Company
Commis
Sion
Henry M. Dowling
Frank E. Payne
Jeffersonville
Payne
Democrat in Railroad Service Sells Bloomington Tax-Delinquent Property
Bloomington reports a tax sale of over 150 city parcels for unpaid sewer levies. City Treasurer Dallas Farmer and Terre Haute firm Independent Construction Co. bid in most parcels, led by Williams H. Harris. Delinquency totaling about $3,000. injunctions blocked several property sales.
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Bloomington
Court House
Dallas Farmer
Independent
Construction ¢ Company of
Terre Haute
William H. Harris
Clothing saloon at the Racket legal notice
Indiana Daviess county court notice states Charles T. Osman sues Frederick M. Myers et al to quiet title to real estate. Nonresident defendants Jonathan Myers Carrie Hopkins James Pachee Elisha Myers James Myers Bessie Myers John Thomas and unknown heirs are required to appear February 22 1910 at the Daviess circuit court in Washington to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Daviess County
Daviess Circuit Court
Charles T. Osman
Frederick M. Myers
Jonathan Myers
Carrie Hopkins
James Pachee
Elisha Myers
James Myers
Bessie Myers
John Thomas
John Thom
State of
Indiana
Court House
Washington
Daviess
Jemur
Southern Davtess Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Luther Potts visiting at Oaland City Mrs E E Frye spending holidays with relatives in Acton Austin Thurston and Arthur Voris were at Duff Tuesday Relatives of Daniel Taylor of Girdsey visited at his home Christmas Sabin Raynill and family spent Christmas at Alfordsville Little son of William Rodgers ill improving Mrs Margaret Porter of Washington visiting daughter Kay Hornady Thomas Davis made a business trip to Washington William Potts of Washington visiting this section Several attended Thomas Hays funeral at Portersville Wednesday Mr and Mrs Roy Perkins visiting Linton with relatives H E Jackson teacher Williams school returning to work after illness
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Southern Davtess
Luther Potts
Oaland City
E. E. Frye
Acton
Austin Thurston
Arthur Voris
Duff
Daniel Taylor
Girdseyt
Sabin Raynill
Alfordsville
Oris
William Rodgers
Margaret Porter
Washington
Kay Hornady
Thomas Davis
Skell Conley
Ft. Ritner
Thomas Woods
Jack Burris
Newton Horton
Willie
Haysville
John Burris
H. N Chappell
R. S. Hornady
Scott
H. E. Jackson
Williams School
Roy Perkins
Linton
William Potts
Thomas Hays
Portersville
Reverend Tilburn Extradited For Church Theft Case
Sacramento reports extradition granted for Rev Edward C Tilburn accused of stealing 200 dollars from the Church of Christ where he served as pastor He allegedly fled with 20 year old Mary Smith after taking church funds and was tracked from Bloomington Chicago Portland and Pasadena before ending in Los Angeles County Jail.
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Sacramento
Cal
Edward C. Tilburn
Linton
Indiana
Church of Christ
Tilburn
Mary Smith
Bloomington
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Pasadena
Los Angeles
City taxes and property values vary across 158 U S cities
Washington reports Census Bulletin 105 analyzes assessed property values, debts, and tax levies in 158 U S cities over 30,000 population in 1907. It notes wide variation in personal property shares, debt distribution, and per capita wealth, with Boston and New York showing notable contrasts in valuation and debt.
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Washington, D. U
United States
U. 8
E. H. Maling
le Grand Powers
Durand
Bulletin
Philadelphia
Omana
Leo Clty
New York City
Boston
Newton
Mags
St. Louis
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Pionic Party Spotled Shelters With Firearms
James F. Roach barricaded in a Memphis dwelling with a shotgun and revolver after seriously wounding his mother on Monday. He was surrounded by a posse early Tuesday but slipped out and escaped.
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James F. Roach
Memphis
Tenn
Fire on a Steamship Celtic En Route to Liverpool
Fire discovered in the hold of the White Star liner Celtic four days out from New York. The steamer reached Liverpool safely without incident and the blaze was contained.
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White Star
Cure advertisement from Fairhurst at Hyatt Hotel
A promotional notice offers a guaranteed cure for various conditions under a “safe and reliable” specialist. It claims no failures in every case and promotes consultations at the Hyatt Hotel in Washington, Indiana with Fairhurst and Pairua for medical advice.
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Fairhurst
Hyatt Hotel
Washington
Ind
Lamunee
Ognaultation
Neighborhood Deaths Highlight Local Notables and Family Loss
Obituaries detail the death of James W Flannagan a longtime Washington lumber dealer born 1846 in Hamilton County Indiana. He died after pneumonia with his wife daughter Nellie and son Grover among survivors. Also reported is Mary Mason a Washington native age 74 who died after burns and paralysis with daughter Mrs Jay Corning, brother Stephen Belding and other kin noted.
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James W. Flannagan
East Walnut Street
Nellie Flannagan
Maud Miller
Aurora
Grover Flanagan
Oklahoma
Flanagan
Batttle
James Flannagan
Hamilton County
Indiana
Washington
Murdock Veneerlinge Company
Grover
Nellie Flanagan
Texas
Daviess County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic
Flannagan
James Flanagan
Mary Mason
Jay Corning
West Walnut Street
Stephen Belding
Democrat
Mascon
Deaths in local families mark sorrowful week
Obituaries detail Alice Bulger dying at twenty six after a long consumption battle at home. She leaves devoted Christian ties and white funeral plans. Mrs Mary Roach, sixty seven, burns death after kettle fire near river bridge. Leo Joseph Landergan, sixteen, succumbs to year long lung illness at his father John Landergan’s home on Meridian Street, mourned by Barr township and city youth.
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John Bulger
Alice Bulger
First Christian Church
Mary Roach
John Roach
Leo Joseph Landergan
John Landergan
Meridian Street
Lundergan
Barr Township
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van Buren Township
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Elnora
Elmore
Steele Township
Teres
Aceane
Barber
Graham
Sec’y Yy
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Pennsylvania Haas
WMLA
Wallace
DR. O’c. Fairhurst
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