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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1914
Page
6
A garbled OCR extract lists numerous officials and titles across counties and townships, including names like General Ric, Judd Abbet, Judge Joseph Ibach, and Congressman William A. Cullop. It reads like a corrupted public notice of officers and trustees with scattered spellings and inconsistent punctuation.
The county board of Feylew announces the 1944 session will proceed with the 2nd adjournment and outlines taxpaying townships’ participation. Sulam W. Feagans, County President, and Len Core, County Auditor, sign as board officers.
Davie County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for the Lemuel P. Mize road project in Elmore township. Bids due at the auditor's office in the city of Plymouth, June 1814. plans and specs available at auditor's office. bid security required equal to twice bid. right to reject any bid reserved.
Notice to contractors in Davies County for bridge construction bids due by 2 PM on the day specified. Projects include Downey, Ryan, Dages, Goggins, Jett, Gallisher, Batterly, Godwin, Fisker, Patterson, Bogard, and Madden bridges in Barr, Parr, Hallison, and Resva townships, with spans ranging from 20 to 86 feet and removal work in Washington townships. Agnes Meredith appointed administratrix of John Ediths estate. John Ogdon, attorney.
The notice states in formal terms that in the month of June 1914 property owners are addressed regarding property actions on specified streets. It mentions affixed details and references the common-hall streets and a $100 mast, signaling official fee or bond related to the proceeding. The fragmentary text indicates an official filing by Willis Odd.
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