Local notes reveal mixed urban and rural concerns
A scan of items mentions chaplains in metro hotels linked to skyscraper growth, jail hygiene, gas wells near Vincennes, and factory spokes. It includes letters on language, farming tips, water worries for Sullivan, and a stream of property transfers and debts from Hymera, Jackson, and surrounding townships with numerous buyer names and dollar values.
Notice in Sullivan Circuit Court case 1902 1903
The complaint names Gallant Hays and unknown heirs and spouses as nonresidents of Indiana and directs them to appear June 7, 1903 on the first Monday of June at the Sullivan Court House to answer the suit or have it determined in their absence. Clerk Robert Taylor signs the notice dated April 18, 1902.
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McNabb
Nass
Gallant Hass
Tlays
Gallant Hays
Ann
Nlme
Ann Pankbourner
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
New Discovery Saves Leesville Man From Death
W H Brown of Leesville Indiana credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life after severe asthma attacks. He reports immediate relief and a full cure, joining many others in successful treatments for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Priced 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by Joe K Smock druggist trial bottle free
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
Joe K. Smock
All Druggists Warrant Every Bottle
An advertised remedy for rheumatism promises relief with a single application of Chamberlains Pain Balm. It claims to cure sprains bruises cuts burns and other pains quickly and guarantees every bottle. Available in 25 and 50e from all druggists.
Death of John W. Skidmore at 47 in Carlisle
John W. Skidmore died last Wednesday at his son James Skidmore's home on East Jackson Street from an abscess on the lungs. He was 47, a member of the Christian church and the Modern Woodmen at Carlisle. Burial was Friday in Carlisle.
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John W. Skidmore
James Skidmore
East Jackson Street
Mr. Skidmore
Christian Church
Modern Woodmen
Carlisle
America’s Largest Trained Animal Exhibition Opens
A grand display promises 200 performing horses dogs and monkeys along with two herds of elephants and monkey comedians. The touts a complete lineup with new features and a grand free street parade at 11 a m showcasing Pinto the smallest clown elephant and a troupe of musical ponies.
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America
Pinto
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