Real Estate Transfers in Sullivan County
A list of property transfers across Cass, Curry, Dolora Smith, Haddon, and Sullivan townships, detailing buyers, sellers, prices, and parcel descriptions including acres and section numbers. Notable entries include Willis Drake to Elsie M. Johnson for 40 acres and Arthur E. DeBaun to Worley Johnson for 38.5 acres.
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Schroeder & Prich
Sherman
Sullivan County
Curry Township
Chas. Parish
Chas. Smith
Wm. Robertson
Lola A. Bolinger
Dolora Smith
United Tractions Coal Co
Shirley Realty Co
Fairbanks Township
Jas. W
Jac. R. Milligan
Wolfe
Comr
Otto Myles
Lucy V._ Scott
Arthur E. DeBaun
Willis Drake
Elsie M. Johnson
Harold E. Johnson
Gdn
Ephham Johnson
Arthur FE. DeBaun
Jno. Milligan
Admr
Jas. Milligan
Haeroeid B. Johnson
Worley Johnson
A. Haddon
Zariah B. Jenkins
Raymond A. Roberts
Joe
Joan J. Monroe
Benj. J. Monroe
John H. Whalen
Thos. J. Wolfe
Thos. J. Wheaton
Lafayette Pigg
Haddon Red Cross Chapter Formed in Carlisle
Fourteen petitioners led to the establishment of a Carlisle Red Cross chapter with Rev. W. R. Cady as chairman and other officers named. Membership costs 1.00 yearly. 2.00 grants Red Cross magazine access. Chapter meetings will be held at the public library.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross Society
Carlisle
W. R. Cady
David N. Curry
Ed W. Akin
J. N. Roberts
Young Lady Edna Cox Dies After Lingering Illness
Edna Cox, 20 years old, daughter of Charles Cox of northeast Carlisle, died Sunday from spinal trouble after a long invalid life. Burial was Tuesday at Indian Prairie cemetery following services at Indian Prairie Baptist Church.
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Edna
Charles Cox
Carlisle
Indian Prairie Cemetery
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
Fire Destroys Barn on Ault Farm Near Merom Station
A barn on the Frank Ault farm one mile south of Merom Station burned at about one o'clock Sunday morning with all contents lost. Two fine horses, 325 bushels of corn 125 bushels of oats several tons of baled hay and farming implements were destroyed. Loss estimated at 1500 with 1350 insurance.
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Frank Ault
Merom Station
Clear Your Skin in Spring with Dr Kings New Life Pills
Spring home cleaning includes skin care and digestion. A mild laxative claims to flush intestines and remove wastes. Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised to clear the complexion brighten the eyes and end sluggish winter shell at druggists for 25 cents.
Harbaugh Appointed Special Vocational Agent at Purdue
Ross Harbaugh son of Mr and Mrs W W Harbaugh of this city has been named special vocational agent for Putnam county by Professor G I Christie of Purdue University where Harbaugh studies. The appointment came in an emergency during the food movement in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbaugh
Ross Harbaugh
W. W.harbaugh
Putnam County
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to stop lingering coughs from January. It touts pine balsams that loosen phlegm and ease irritation, glycerine for tender tissues, and antiseptic pleasant tasting formula priced at 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Conscription Plan Sparks Indiana Debate in Congress
A misreading of U S army expansion fuels Indiana congressional opposition to conscription plans. The government aims to recruit 517 000 volunteers to join the regular army and national guard before universal registration of 19 to 25 year olds, then select 500 000 more for the first army. Some doubt volunteers can be found. others warn against a mushroom army lacking organization.
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Washington
Congress
Indiana
Union
Regular Army
National Guard
United States
House
War Department
War
Teo
Anoihner
Tom
Harry
Iit
Indianapolis News
Two Bold Buccaneers and a Summer Island Rescue
Vera and Jerry, two youths in a seaside town, bond over a pirate game with Teddy Carr and Birch Parks. When Birch is injured on a rocky shore while the boys chase treasure, Vera and Jerry help, reunite families, and later marry, gifting Birch and Teddy keepsakes from their voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Parks
Jay Benson
Teddy Carr
Vera
Jerry Parks
Teddy
Birch
Belial
Jerry
Carr
Parks
Mrs. Carr
Mabel Thurston
Was He Really Stupid A Courtroom Exchange
A New York Sun note describes a court scene where a young foreigner Laszky is questioned about his job at a brick factory. The dialogue highlights misunderstandings over meaning, with the lawyer failing to extract precise details and the witness providing vague, humorous answers.
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Laszky
Laszy
New York Sun
Making It Worse
A period piece opinion notes compulsory military training for schoolboys and a parent’s struggle with a son, reflecting tensions in New York era discourse. It frames the debate as a social duty versus personal hardship, signaling broader national anxieties.
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New York
Suns
Sloan's Liniment Provides Quick Pain Relief
A classic remedy claims fast relief from strains sprains bruises and muscle soreness with a clean liquid that penetrates without rubbing. It supposedly avoids skin staining or pore clogging unlike plasters or ointments and suits rheumatic aches gout neuralgia lumbago and grippe fatigue. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Mason Dies After Pneumonia At 64 Near New Lebanon
William Larraby Mason, 64, a prominent farmer near New Lebanon, died Wednesday after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Friday at the MM E church. He was born October 22 1852 near New Lebanon, son of Baker and Nancy Ann Mason, married Margaret Calvert in 1876, and left three sons John Merom Robert and Heber. He is survived by a widow, three sons, a brother and three sisters-in-law from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mason
William Larraby Mason
New Lebanon
MM. E. Church
Baker
Nancy Ann (Hunt) Mason
Margaret Calvert
John Mason
Merom
Robert Mason
Heber Mason
Terre Haute
W. FE. Barco
This City
Walter Morgan
Carlisle
Malta
Montana
James Mason
Derby
Connecticut
Charles Mason
Lou Mason
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Miller Hardware and
Cass Township
Chas, Hale
Edgar C
Lola E. Pope
Jas. R. Brown
Flora Houston
Shirley Hill Coal Co
Alfred M. Ogle
Jackson Township
Albert Nelson
Thos. R. Nelson
Mattie Payne
Turner, Criss & Atkinson
Furman Township
George W. Newlin
Allen Newlin
Mary P. Newlin
Dugger
Christy
Mamie Young
Combs
Haddon
Carlisle News
Buccaneers
Ww. A. Chapman
Vern
Duchess of
Porchester
Interurban
Indianapolis
Dar
Chicago
Southeastern R. R
L. O’neil
Peoria
St. Louis
Nothwest
Beheehunter
Vandalia
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Slymour
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Big Four
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Averitt
Bucklen’s
Arnica
J. S. Murphy
Dale’s
South Side Square
G. W. Clayton
First National Bank
Carlisle, Indiana
Parker
Draxciata
L. A. Stewart
Art Dentistry
West Washington
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