County Board of Review Schedule for 1915 Tax Year
The county board of review for 1915 announces review dates for townships and towns. Elmore, Madison, Steele, Washington, Van Buren, Harrison, Veale, Reeve townships and banks, trusts, corporations, city periods, and mortgage exemptions are listed with specific days in June and July. Board officers Samuel Bush, Lew S. Core, John L. Clark, Charles Fausty, and Henry Aikman sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wholpladi Et Ide Marie
Counity Board of Review
Sésson
Elmore
Eladra
Madison
Odon
Eynesday
Onn
Steele
Washington Township
van Buren
Miscellaneous
Harrison Township
Veale
Reeve
Samuel. Bush
Lew S. Core
Sec
John L. Clark
Charles
Fausty
Henry Aikman
Local Social Roundup From Bicknell Area News
Walter Clinton motored to Bicknell Sunday. Numerous visits filled the weekend with families seen in Plainville Odon Montgomery and Washington. Several trips to nearby towns including Bedford Montgomery and Oak town marked a busy social stretch.
Summer cough relief remedy for bronchial affections
An old advertisement describes a remedy to ease a tickling distressing cough from summer inflammation. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted to stop the annoying cough and relieve the racking throat and bronchial irritation. Sold by Smith & Winton druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith
Winton
Community Notes From Alfordsville and Nearby
Local residents attend school commencements and visits across towns including Washington and Otwell. Families like Kirk, Franklin, Chestnut, and Wininger appear in reports of Sunday visits, Sunday gatherings, and church events. A church service, baptizing, and a planned all day event in Portersville are announced with community reminders.
Local Families Share News Across Southern Bogard
Grove and family visited cargo Roach and family on Tuesday. Keller and family attended. Tomey and family were Sunday visitors. Corda and Harley Fiddler were there Saturday. Sarah Matheny and daughter uth with Miss Cora McCall attended commencement at Washington. Elza Grove returned Friday after a week with her sister Mrs Aldo York. Minnie Grove and daughter Ashel visited. Elza drove with Loogostee for a visit. Several from here attended the children service at Bethel. Fred Myers, Wheat harvest planned this week if weather permits. Mr and Mrs Alfred Grove visited Calvin Perlilis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clinton
Bicknell
von Will Montgomery
John Montgomer
Roy Chestniut
Burns
Joe Noblett
Deewia
Noblett
Arthur Ritter
Plainville
Edward Burton
Hettig
Cook-ang
Con
Willie
Sundadt
Odon
Sind
Curtis Choe
Hyatt Station
Frank Byer
Marshall Pettit
Willis Hoover
Marsh
Ada Courtney
Was
Effie Hutchins
Daisy Byer
Mra
Edith Chestnut
Little Marie
Joseph Wilkin S
Dillard
Bordman and Twee Sons of the Marsh
Joseph
Rosenbury
Alfa Brock
Haver
Bunkum
Henderson -Daugherty
Wiushington
I Whitfield
Rose Harper
Henry Harper
Mincennes
Estella Chestnut
Zella
Elia Chandler
Joe Beethel
Cannerburg
Warvey Byer
Henry Hutchin
Elsie Chestnut
Oaktown
Maud
Flora’ Clinton
Ruby Monts
Delis Monts
Washington
Charles Wadsworth
Orthern
Bogard
Gates
Mabel Kirk
Wand
Im Myers
Menyoe Saar
Maggie
Susan Franklin
Mae Anklin
Edward Wailkey
Tits Oather
Julia Wilkeys
Ethel McGuire
Ird
Fellix
Chestnut
Alpha Brock
Anna
Hooverstock
Unkum
Henry Poindexter
Tennel ‘Homas
the Marsh
Clayton
Henry Briersunay
Myrtle
Lula Wade
Ida
Franklin
Térre - Haute
Mies
Rock
Aldo- York
Minnie
Grove
Ashel
Elza
Loogostee Fodar
Childre
Bethel Siday
Oliyers
Myers
Will’ Peint
Alfred Grove
Calvin “Perlifiis
Local notes from Epsom and Plainville area households
Mrs Palmer-Cox and June Ww Carter visit family in Mont Gomery. Neighbors attend Washington construction event. Thomas Renniveten from the city and others drop in on Saturday. Annie Taylor, LA McCall, Warvey Stott visit friends south of Washington Sunday. W V Mager and Ed Scott families host visitors near Plainville. Felix Keller and Sam Confiney hosted at GN Trower family Sunday. Children’s night well attended. Wreetnam played. John Stnis of Ojon visited Tuesday. Drummers perform on Tuesday. Clarence Melvall visits Plainville Tuesday. George Scott moves into a recently vacated house. Farmers prepare to elicit wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn
Anf
LA. McCall
Warvey Stott
Annie Taylor
Washington
W. V. Mager
Trower
Jonn Stnis
Ojon
Epson Tubsday
Mit
Albert Williams
Clarence Melvall
Plainville
A. iTomey
Local Notes From Ragleville And Surrounding Areas
Raglesville report lists Miss Lestie Wadsworth visiting Mire and Odid Wadsworth with daughter before departing for the war zone to aid wounded soldiers. Mentions visits by Walters Stuckey of Mitchell, Miss Cloria Ringer and sister Mrs Stuckey, Mr and Mrs A M G, Mrs Jennie Casey returning home, Verda Dyal back from Terre Haute, and stockholders electing Mrs May Swayze and Miss Jemy Overton to operate the Cooperage telephony switchboard for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestie Wadsworth
Mire
Odid Wadsworth
Iss
Arnie
Walters Stuckey
Mitchell
Policy
Cand
Norval Dyal
Cloria Ringer
AVI
Rap Stuckéy
Anfi
Bailes
Verda’ Dyal
Terre Hate
Grant JB Ivers
Montgomery
Big Windy News From The Farm Section
Saturday and Sunday social notes include visits by Mr and Mrs William Scudder of Pike County and Mrs Afilia Lett with daughter Mrs Jesse Beasley in Washington. Drifty weather and crop chatter describe harvests, fly damage, and field work as Big Windy aims to finish planting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scudder
Pike County
George Scudder
Afilia Lett
Jesse Beasley
Washington
Beasley
Elmer Ennis
Band
John Ennis
Opossum J Hollow
Thomas Singleton
Clarence Chattin
Jares
Singleton
Yueguay
Ind
Childress
Mit
Commissioners' Allowances and Listed Payments 1915
A ledger style record itemizes payments to numerous individuals and firms for the year 1915. Names include William H. Kiefer, George W. Harmon, Alva O. Fulkerson, Arthur H. Greenwood, Francis Carrico, Owen Fitzgerald, Scott Arms, Charles W. Freed, John Irwin, Joseph Healy, William Lamb, and many others, along with assorted vendors like Sentinel Printing Co and Cabell & Kauffman. Amounts range from a few cents to hundreds of dollars, reflecting travel, services, and supplies charged to the commissioners' account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Kiefer
Sentinel Printing Co
George W. Harmon
Alva O. Fulkerson
Alva G. Fulkerson
The
S. BE
William
Allen
Francis K.carrico
Thomas Harris
Arthur Gents
Arthur Yents v
Francis I. Carrico
Zed
Joseph W. Norris
John Baker
Anthony Wilson
George Gowan
Acees
Byron Allen Ee Ba
J. C. Brttrmltt
A. le Standiford
Gilliatt &Killion
Foust & Fisher
Standiford
William ¢ McKittrick
Gaithér Arte
Paul Jones
bCabel & Kauffman
Gaither 2
Saw. R. R. Co
LR. R. Co
Wiliam Purdue
J. P. Cavanaugh
C.& EB. i RI. Co
G. W. Willeford
American Steam Laundry
Henry Hi Herr
Washington W
P. Go
O. D. Forsythe
Oscar Forsythe, Jr
Gilliatt Ide Co
J. I. Holcomb Co
Ismith & Greenwell
M. A. Gough
J. Bacon
O'Donnel Barrows Co
A. Ridgeway
Henry Herr
Sulpho Carbon Co
Neal & Eskridge
Miles Jones
William FE
John W
Douglas Hart
L.mcpherson
Cabell & Kauffman
Indiana
Tuberc, Hospital
Central
Union Telephone Co
J. B. Workman & Co
BOB
J. ‘Winklepleck & Co
James Ajigih Leeeeseee
M. L. Bodham Sons
Allen & Jackson
Keller‘& Williams
Mary EB
Dial- Peveeedaeedy
Charles Bennett
Cieveses
E. L.hatfeld
al Taduets
M. A. Wilson
Cape Encase
Gazette & Herald Cos
Wee
the Desperas
William G. Shanks
Raymond
Vincennes Bridge Co
Raphael. Thompson
Ralph Burch
Louis Norris
Wees
Troy Keifh
Daughters, Deaths, and Local Notes From the County
The column records the death of Mrs. George Miles's daughter and mentions several local items. It notes recent rains affecting corn and wheat harvest prospects, a visit from Mrs. Mallette of Sepisotn to her daughter Mrs. Grover Wade, and a Prairie Creek ditch board inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miles
Wacmistdké
Miles
Bm Ho
Orge Miles
Faens
J.ja
Ashinzton
Cial
of¢ Inmissio
Mtt Mallette
Grover
Wade
Local Roster of Names Appears in Fragmented Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and firms including John B. Garaghan Charles Lashley Henry Backes Michael Lundergan Leo Dant James Gordon and Don Faith along with companies such as Sentinel Printing Co and J A Ryanee. No coherent event is evident within the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Garaghan
Charles Lashley
Henry Backes
James Gordon
Aalee
Clifford O. Bonham
C. CG
Martin
Michael Lundergan
John C. Smith Sa
James Hill
A. J. Clark
S. L. McKinney
Oliver Seal
Ott Wade
William Smalls
the Democrat
Central City Publishing
William H. Shanks
Waldo Combs
William Rust
Don Faith
Waldo Combs O
John. H. Davis
I. M. T. Madden
LL. T. Gootee
T. Laughlin
M. Ty. Madden
J. W .Williams
John Disser
D. M. Killion
Lyman Cade
Henry ‘Peden
Harry Mandabach
George Reister
Frank Shanks
Quill White
William J. Shanks
George W. Harmon
A. H. Greenwood
Aes
John FL. Ward
Arthur Shufflebarger
Harry Crooke Seeeteeale
Live Stock and Grain Quotes From Local Market
Hog prices show strength with ranges from 7.20 to 7.70 for heavy and mixed hogs, native beef steers and cows listed, calves at 3.25 to 10.25, and sheep and lambs recorded. Grain bids include No. 2 red wheat at 1.15, corn around 1.10 to 1.19, oats 0.48 to 0.49, barley 0.70, pork at 16.60 and lard near 9.30 to 10.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYU
Hogs and cattle prices hold steady in regional market
Pigs at 7.65 per hundredweight and cattle at steady levels with calves at 3.25, 16. Sheep steady at 6.25 to 10.25. Market notes reflect stable demand and consistent wholesale quotes across livestock categories.
Wheat Prices Steady as No 2 Red Quoted at 1.02
Market notes show wheat prices steady with No 2 red at 1.02 per bushel while August options trade near 99 cents and September contracts around 1.02, reflecting a narrow trading band for the commodity.
Palm Beach Trousers and Shoes Offer Comfort for Summer
An advertisement promotes Penn Beach trousers in plains and stripes with navy blue variants, priced at 990, 3.50, and 4.00 dollars. Shoes described as sturdy white with oak leather insoles and rubber soles are priced at 2.00 and 1.75 for women and men respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Beach
Men's Tennis Shoes Description From Ad
White canvas sneakers with strong stitching and para rubber soles cemented to the upper. Described as a quality number with teather insole. Price is 1.00 with insole or 0.80 without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri Ith
Sport shirts and silk hats offered for men and boys
Advertises sport shirts in cool cream fiber silk with elbow sleeves and collar options priced 50 cents to 1.00. Also promotes thin silk hats in gray tan blue with stitching for shape and comfort, plus fibre silk socks priced 15 to 25 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Nis
Local Residents Travel to Montgomery and Washington
James Sause, William Hart, John Gamble, Peter Stoll, Walter Purcell, John Oberst, William Hamilton, Russell, Willis, William Be, Conway, Frank Crabey, Karl El, Mrs Sayshire, Charles Shis, W Bilis, George Rdach, D A Staff and others visit Montgomery or Washington towns through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sause
Eshington
William ‘Hart
Montgomery
John Gamble
Peter Stoll
Walter Purcell
John Oberst
William Hamilton
Sul- Russell
Willis
Ivan
William Be
Conway J
Washington
Wis
Frank Crabey
Karl el
Say Shire
Clinton
Charles Shis
Plainville
W. Bilis
George
Rdach
Hent
Weington
Charles
D.A
Burns City
J. W. Ellis
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Bhahd
Iy ‘Revie, Noflée
Sailoh
Aleordsville
S.C. Ars
Joseph Kiefer Ar aRay ‘Allen
Jand
Mrex
Jesse, Godwin
Mitchell Santaeeerskey
Fy Doggy
Pottersville
S. S. Wininger
Christ Senning
Otwell
Portersville
William J. McCord
Claude Hurt
Jers
Hema
iMrs. O
Hobison
Hieraia
Herbert
Indianapolis
Esther Harbison
Meta Wageoner
South Marti
Reason
Alfordsvilles
Sivdn
J . R. A. Roberts
Stacy Ad
Epsom
Abe Martin
Jem
Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Chicago
Cincinnati
Grain
Palm Beach
Stringtown
Will Holb
Mike
Fe Oie
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