Notice of Sale of Stock of Merchandise in Washington Indiana
Receiver of Washington Co operative Stores Company offers for sale at public auction the stock of goods, merchandise, furniture and fixtures at the store room on Main and Meridian streets in Washington, Daviess County, Indiana. Sale is cash, not less than two thirds of appraised value, at 9 a.m. on Monday July 1, 1918.
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Washington Co-operative Stores ‘Company
Aise
Washington Co-operative Stores Company
Main
Meridian Streets
Washington
Daviess
van Trhees
Earle Thompson
Alvin Vadilsett
Appointment Notice and Legal Notices from Daviess County
A set of historical notices from Daviess County Indiana including divorce proceedings for Gus O Goatley, administrator appointment for Bell Miller, sale of merchandise and equipment by a receiver in the Lincolni Coal Mining case, and probate administrator designation for Bridget Mohoney's estate. Names include Edward Meade, Alvin Padgett, Gus O Goatley, Bell Miller, George W Gates, Joseph J Smith, Bridget Mohoney, and William Heffe, with dates around 1918 and 1919.
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Indiana
Daviess County
Goatley
Gus
Daviess
Qourt
Alvin Padgett
Gus O 'Goutley
Daviess Dreath Court
Washington
Panty
Ahington
Inn
Edward EL Meade
Alvin Padaert
Bridget Mohoney
Daviess Cireyal Ter
William Hepfe
Public sale of real estate by Indiana executor
The executor of Harric hy deceased announces a private sale of Lots 14 and 15 in Bradford's addition to Washington, Daviess County, Indiana. The property on East Fourth and Flora streets will be offered after April 1998, with payments over twelve months, secured by mortgage, at the office of O Neall O Neall in Washington.
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Rly
Davies¢ County
Indiana
Daniel J. Carlin
Bart School Township
Wavlexs Counety
Cannel
State Board
State of Indiana
Aviess County
Louis Sinnott
Frank Sinnott
William Sinnott
Bbrnah Sinnott
Dr Tus
Davis
Carl P. Voile
Thomas Hart
the Auditor
Daviess County
Washington
Li Privity
Reclion
Dennis Kagan
Loh
Agress County
Atale
Indira
Barien & House
Fay
O'Neal & O'Neall
Ind
Bradford
City of
da Viess
Fobrth
Flora
Washington, Ind
Dale
Baeeciby
Noths
President urges June War Savings in Western states
The President appeals to readers across states to participate in War Savings Stamps drives this June. Officials outline pledge details, eligibility, and the importance of widespread community support for government funding during the war effort. Citizens are urged to subscribe and encourage neighbors to join.
Public Sale Notice of Farm Goods and Horses
Public sale to be held at residence three miles north of Montgomery and 713 miles northeast of Washington on Thursday June 27 1918 at 18 p m. No reserve bid. Property includes a one day mare nine years old weight about 1490 pounds a splen oid work animal and energy charge nine years old weight 1100 pounds a brown year old mare weight about 1200 pounds and a Texular family hearse suitable for work with single or team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aring
Montgomery
Washington
Farm stock and equipment list from old market entry
A fragmented sale listing includes two fine cattle pairs, a two-year-old brown colt, a four-year-old Holstein steer, cows with calves, a five-year-old Bertola cow, one good sow, and various farming tools. Items mention a repairable threshing machine, a Metorndck hay rake, disk cultivators, a James Olver riding plow, a harvester, corn planter, and an Enspire wheat harvester blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Olver
Syrius Topih
Harrey
Fragmentary Ledger Entries on Tack and Sale Terms
The text lists harness gear including two sets of work harness, extra collars, bridles, and saddles. It notes terms for sale with cash in hand or eight percent credit, plus references to dates, parcels, and various items in a disjointed lot. The fragment hints at a sale price structure and item categories but lacks coherent detail.
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Sale—Am
Police push to enforce state car lighting rules statewide
Chief Elhanan Allan warns motorists after M B Muley urges tighter enforcement of dimming laws. Indiana motorists face fines for noncompliant headlamps as statewide patrols step up to curb unsafe driving. local residents report varied car lighting practices and a push for compliance.
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Elhanal Allan
M. B. Muley
Besser
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