Freeman's finest in the world at Parke with J P Hays
Olney visitors and Sullivan society notes fill a busy Sullivan column. Locals travel to Cincinnati and Saylor Springs. Wilkey Allen advertise stores with cigars canned fruit teas and bargains. Residents host guests from Carlisle Indianapolis Terre Haute and Evansville.
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Freeman’s
Parke
Wilkey & Allen’s
Insurance agency successor letters and regional notices
Notice describes Standard Fire Office reinsured in Old Phenix of Brooklyn with Fred Briggs authorized to take up and rewrite policies. Mentions local wool market activity and cyclone damage. Worthington Times reports bridge completion over Eel River and M E Church construction with upcoming dedication by multiple pastors.
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Standard Fire
E. Stewart & Son
Phenix
Brooklyn
Fred Briggs
L. Stewart
Sol Goodman
L.stewart
Specimens Wanted for Southern Exposition in Sullivan County
Louisville Kentucky seeks specimens of cereals grasses and fruits for the Southern Exposition. Deliver to Crawford Wolfe over Mason's grocery Sullivan. minerals building stone clays or tiles to the railroad depot agent. Send information by July 14 to Sullivan P. O. for space consideration. No transportation or space charges. Commissioner John W. Spencer invites countywide participation.
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Louisville
Crawford & Wolfe
Mason’s
Sullivan
Sullivan P. O
Sullivan County
John W. Spencer
NEW LEBANON WEEKLY NOTES AND WHEAT UPDATE
Quarterly meeting Sunday attracts many while the Fourth of July turnout is light. Local residents James McClanahan repaints his drug store and families visit in Sullivan and Farmersburg. A near East Chapel injury to Elizebeth Sinclair is reported. Farmers fear wheat will rot as green and ripe heads mold after cutting. caps are removed to aid drying. News from Us and KyAlso reports indicate widespread wheat damage.
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James McClanahan
Messrs
Sams
Bob Mason
Sullivan
Peter Hopewell
E.R. R. Jas. McClanahan
Farmersburg
Alex. Rainford
Newt Burton
Ruth Cowen
Mollie Canary
Will Norris
Graysville
Wim
Canary
S. G. W. Hanchette
Mr. Thompson
Kentucky
A. W. Springer
Elizebeth Sinclair
East Chapel
Jim Hull
Chicago
Constable Riggs
Ad Marchino
Scott Maple
Sheet
Wes Mayfield
J. Kk
Jim Wright
Merom
Times
Yom Mann
Murray Briggs
Bart Luzader
John Bass
Charley Eaton
Blaine
John C. Chaney
Pleasantville
Chaney
Lotz’s
Democrat
A. VanFossen
Joe Stewart
Joe
Sheriff Berry
Bob Dear
Jack Stewart
Mary Crowder
Turman’s Creek
Local politics and town life swirl in Sullivan
A long column recalls Chicago convention closings and political talk. Festivities mark Independence Day with bands, firework displays, and a bear act, while citizens protest Center Ridge Cemetery neglect and seek action from local cemetery officials.
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Center Ridge Cemetery
Center Ridge
Sullivan
Glorious Fourth at Carlisle Draws Thousands
Fully 3,000 people attended Carlisle's Fourth of July celebration despite a cloudy morning. A Princeton Silver Band led a procession to Sproatt's Grove, where Prof. W. H. Cain led ceremonies and Rev. J. M. Baxter gave a prayer. Joe Akin read the Declaration, Rev. R. H. Willis delivered an oration, and Robert Mitchell spoke on Agricultural Pursuits. The day closed with a W C T U festival and remarks about local and visiting residents.
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Coffman
Arista Williams
Harry McKee
Patrick Henry
Shelburn Blues
Sullivan Boys
White Hat Brigade
Court House
Joe Stewart
Crowder & Reed
Princeton
Sproatt’s Grove
W. H. Cain
J. M. Baxter
Joe Akin
R. H. Willis
Robert Mitchell
Mitchell
Committee On Music
C. W. Benton
Alumbaugh
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Stewart Barnes
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Carlisle
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Indianapolis
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Kansas City
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Terre Haute
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New Albany
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Martinsville, Ill
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Jamestown
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Fairbanks
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Harmony, Ind
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Crawley & McKinley
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Bruceville
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Jan. E. Kackley
Eldah” Thurmall
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Lola Moore
New Orleans
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Evansville
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Rockville
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Marshall, Ills
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Stella Wilson
Palestine, Ilis
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Minneapolis
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Freelandsville
Knox County
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Chattanooga
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Geo. Langworthy
Worthington
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Light Fantastic
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Paris
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Joplin
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Casey, Ills
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Section Street
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Kiser
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Anna McClanahan
Nellie Ingersoll
No. 11
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The
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the Grove
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Bedford
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I’. J. Reid
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Lola
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I. M. Dear
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C. A. Condit
Andrew Pillman
West Carlisle
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Geo. Goodman
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Conlogue
Iils
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Westside
BR. McMillen & Co
Tres
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Antelope Valley
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J. A. Marshal Terre Hante
S. D. Weir
James
Noah Scott
Franklin Co
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Mollie E Whipps
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Phoebe J. Ragsdell
John M. All
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Charles Tomlinson
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Wilson T. Asberry
Emma A. Stark
Elmer Tannehill
Nannie Rainwater
I’. K. Sherman
Minnie
Nelson Wilkey
Robinson
Jas. Price
Ind
W. W. Boatright
Sullivan, Ind
Palestine
Daviess County
Tom Crosson
Eel River
Jim
Geo. W. Stafford
Oak Grove
T. D. Walker
T. H. Willis
S. Kennedy
John Rodman
John Essinger
Rodman
Mr. Eslinger
New Lebanon
Sarlem
Sullivan Opera House
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Silvester Beasley
Sam O. Self
Will DeVol
Chas. Robertson
Chas. Robbins
Walter Robertson
Silver Chaney
Ed DeVol
Jas. Ridge
R. M. Dear
Wm. Griffin
Fred Eaton
Manford Otto
Andy McClanahan
Ten O’ellock
Martial Band
G. A. I., Band of Hope
Oaktown
Prof. Benton
Ben Wolfe
Charley Akin
Frank Blair
Mr. Donne
James A. Marlow
James A. Marson
T. Sullivan
W. H. Cary
Auburn Young Ladies’ Institute
Thane Miller
Mn AG
M. Young
Greenwich Sen
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Geo. W. Shaffer
Prec Fuss
Main Street
G. W. Shaffer
J.T. HE. Miller
Reliable Clothier
Gent’s Furnisher
Main
North Side
Sixth Street
Indiana
Sullivan City Roller Malls
Brone
Cale
GEG
Bauer & Son, Proprietors
B. J. Grabfelder & Sons
Tennessee
Second Street
Barney Bolinsky
Fine
Carpenter and Jobber
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Sixtil Street
Lewis Vanden
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