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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
6
The readable fragments describe a local notice with names and actions obscured. Details of place, date, or participants are unclear, but the item appears to mention a public process or sale and references local officials. Further readable context is needed to refine the summary.
The piece surveys Taft's Toledo remarks on judicial recall, Webster quotes, and the defense of independent courts, arguing recalls threaten consistency. It also attacks William A. Cullop's bid for a third congressional term, calling him a demagogue and criticizing his record and campaigning.
John Riddle failed to reach Worthington in his bid for Congress and, after all that, had to place Cullop in nomination.
Jake Miller, a Democratic candidate for county commissioner, questions whether any decent Republican exists in the county. He asserts the GOP lacks suitable candidates and suggests broader party concerns.
The text notes dissatisfaction among local suffragists with the Democratic state convention held in Indianapolis a few days earlier and states there is nothing for woman suffrage in the Democratic party. It also reports that Neville and Claude Crowder of Indianapolis, formerly of the city, bought a large fruit farm near Trafalgar in Brown County to start a major fruit raising operation. The Quillen Orchard Company name is given with HE H. A. Quillen as president and manager, Nev as secretary treasurer, and Claude as vice president.
Finley Knotts and his wife remain at Weston Kentucky awaiting a very low Ohio River level to attempt raising the picture boat Palace sunk near Weston several weeks ago. If raising fails they hope to salvage the engine and dynamo.
One hundred dollars reward offered for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo cited for reliability with 15 years known. Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists endorse Hall's Cure taken internally for blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials free. price 76 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The advertisement warns of grip complications like weakness, nervousness, and liver and kidney trouble followed by attacks. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and blood purifier to strengthen nerves and restore health, claiming thousands have benefited. Priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Joe K. Smock & Son.
An advertisement claims Dr. King s New Life Pills can expel bilious poison from a sluggish liver and end the blues. It promotes the pills as best for stomach liver and kidney with a 25 cent price at Joe K Smock & Son.
Misses Gertrude and Reasa Plun kett of Palestine visited Mr and Mrs R A Plunkett last week.
John Creager of Merom, a veteran county auctioneer, was in the city Thursday on business with the Union. He recently acted as auctioneer at Frank Mason’s sale near New Lebanon which drew a large crowd and strong bidding. The sale totaled 3160 dollars, with one mare selling for 305 dollars.
Clarendon Tex resident recounts his brother’s recovery from a severe cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The testimonial notes a ten bottle cure, resulting in a healthy weight of 218 pounds. Price 50 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle at Joe K Smock and Son.
Mrs. 8. T. Hickman and her daughter from Linton spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin.
Advertisement for agents to sell accident and health policies offering $3000 death benefit and $15 weekly benefits for $5 yearly. Covers all occupations, no experience needed, exclusive territory, large commissions with renewals, permanent income. NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY, 320 Broadway, New York, est. 26 years.
William L. Long named administrator of the Ada Line Cox estate in Sullivan County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Walter F. Wood acts as attorney. First insertion March 30 1913 for eight cents.
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