Neighborhood Faces 2000 Dollar Claim
A fragment notes a $2,000 claim linked to a local neighborhood matter. Details and context are unreadable, but the amount indicates a monetary dispute or settlement connected to a community issue. No names, dates, or locations are legible.
Local Bank Stock Holdings Reported in Montgomery Area
Fragmentary notes indicate coal stock valued at 10 600 dollars and a branch bank at Princeton with leadership roles including an elected president of Montgomery bank. The remainder of the stock is owned by two Montgomery individuals and someone named Wash It Ma. Three local pockets reportedly hold 5 000 dollars in stock tied to a site incorporated entity.
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Bestief- Ft
Dna “Bank
Princeton
Montgomery Bank
Montgomery
Sito
Engineers Report on Veale Township Road Improvements
A detailed 1906 survey and view report by George A. Faith and associates for the Davie County Indiana Board of Commissioners outlines proposed drainage, grading, and graveling of Peters burg, Highbanks, and Troy roads. It provides profile lines, right of way widths, sub grade specifications, cross drains, materials, and unit costs with total estimated project cost and conditions for final acceptance.
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Board of Commisseignora i
County of Daviess
Indiana
Veale Township
Davies
Lew W. Barber
Hastings, Alien & Hastings
Ito
Thia
Peach
Board of Commissioners
Éngland
Salt Board of Commissioners
Board of
Jtoad
Sala Diane
Petersburg Road
Highbanks Road
Troy Road
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Popular Tailored Women Coats at Reduced Prices
Read about a large selection of women's coats in black kersey cheviots broadcloth and other materials. Previously selling up to 22.50 now offered at 18.50 with many styles, plus Seeeege options and $9.25 popular priced coats from $12.50 to $17.50.
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Prsburg
Poin
Petersburg
Petersburg Road
Castor
Tan
Oxford
Children's Coats Reduced in Ser viceable Sale
Twelve attractive coats in sizes eight to twelve repriced for this sale. Previously $7.50, $8.50 and $10, now $3.48 per coat. This bargain event features handsome coats described as serviceable and suitable for young wearers.
Public highway petition heard in Daviess County Indiana
In 1907 a petition from George Lielie and others seeks local road improvements in Barr township and surrounding sections. The plan covers grading draining and paving the public highway to 30 feet wide. Hearings set for February 7 1907 at 10 am before the county board in Washington.
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Washington and Maysville
Indiana
George
Notice of road election in Vine Township Indiana 1907
Notice states polls open Sunday in February 1907 at Pleasant Hill and Seidler schoolhouse to vote on whether highways listed in Lew W Barber petition shall be graded raised and paved per viewers engineer report. Copies available at Daviess County auditor offices. Witness Thomas Nugent auditor. January 8, 1907.
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Vine
Daviess County
Indiana
Pleasant Hill Pol House
Seidder School
Weale
Lew W. Barber
D. Thomas 'Nugent
Daviess
Willliam Lucas
George A. Faith
John Eads
Range & West
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Nugent
jSw3
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Attys
Mare A. Bell
Waashington
WM. A. Wallace
Daviess Circuit Court
Hastings, Allen& Hastings
Eiva M. Morton
Washington
Said’ S Court
WM. A. W. CE
Attfs
Notice of Petition for Public Way Improvement
On January 11 1907 a petition was filed with the board of commissioners of Davie s county Indiana Washington township seeking improvement of a public highway. The petition asserts it has signatures of more than fifty freeholders and legal voters of Washington township and states the public high way needs work.
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Tidiana
Daviess Com- Berardie
Georg Thite
Ifty
Washington Township
Davies
Indiana
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