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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1916

Page

6

Oil notes describe big gasser and rising gas lines

Frank Breech reported a large new gas strike on the Sam Springer land in Gill township near New Lebanon for Dome Gas Company. The well depth is 643 feet with 255 psi, as Dome extends lines citywide. Ohio field activity continues at Dodd pool with several wells: Brown lease No. 8 yielded 635 barrels in 24 hours, Connell No. 6 produced 5 barrels, and Barnes No. 4 yielded 14 barrels in the first day. New locations appear on Brown south, Brown north, and Connell west in the Dodd pool.

Frank Breech Sam Springer Gill Township New Lebanon Dome Gas Company Dome ‘Las The Ohio Dodd Brown Connell No Barnes

Local Social Routines and Visits Reported

NEW LEBANON R Ff 1 Jessie Houpt of Merom visits Waldo Stivers for a few days. Amos Dungan and Md4iss Ruby West visit her sister Mrs Ruth Norris of Carlisle. Miss Edna Stivers calls on Mrs Vester Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Banther and family visit Joe Pugh Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bedsoe dine with Rollie Eslinger family. Scott Snyder of Carlisle dines with Edna Stivers Sunday. Frank Pugh moves to Cochran property last week. Miss Mae Dungan visits relatives at Robinson, I Scott Snyder. Edna Stivers and Burl Stivers call on Mrs Rogers of Paxton Sunday evening. Mrs John Bolenbaugh calls on Mrs Joe Vester Wednesday evening. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children advertised for feverishness teething disorders worms. 25c. Sample free by mail Roy, N Y.

New Lebanon R. Ff Jessie Houpt Merom Waldo Stivers Amos Dungan Md4iss Ruby West Ruth Norris Carlisle Edna Stivers Vester James Banther Joe Pugh Robert Bedsoe Rollie Eslinger Scott Snyder Frank Pugh Cochran Mae Dungan Robinson Ama Burl Stivers Rogers Paxton John Bolenbaugh Joe Vester

Southern Criticism of Underwood-Wilson Tariff

The South shows strong opposition to the tariff law as the American Cotton Manufacturers Association at Atlanta denounces the measure as inefficient for income and with ruinously low schedules. The group notes 12,000,600 cotton spindles in the South and compares U.S. wages unfavorably to Britain, highlighting regional impact on industry and competition.

American Cotton Manufacturing Association Atlanta Georgia Underwood Ways and Means Committee Democratic Tariff Law Tariff Board Coton United States Great Britain

Notice to non residents in Sullivan Circuit Court 1916

The State of Indiana Sullivan County in the Sullivan Circuit Court May term 1916. William Le Maple administrator of Elizabeth Wells deceased sues Martha Jane Wells and unknown heirs of Edward Wells for sale of Lot 41 in the original Merom town plat. Defendants nonresidents must answer by May 29 1916 or default will be entered.

State of Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court William le, Maple Admr Elizabeth Wells Martha Jane Wells I. H. Kalley Sullivan Circuit Edward Wells Merom Sullivan State of Indiana

Southern cotton schedule foes push for protection gains

Southerners urge protective cotton schedules as they claim Underwood tariff hurt Southern mills and boosted imports. Parker of the association argues for recognizing regional conditions, while Republicans warn Democrats seek votes with tariff reforms. Louisiana cane sugar and lumber groups join push against free trade.

Reverend Angel Leaves Sullivan for Bangor Home

Rev. W. Q O Angel a long time Baptist pastor in Sullivan since 1885 moves to Bangor Maine to reside with his daughter Mrs Victor Lawrence. Angel served in the Confederate army and received a discharge from the Union army. Mrs Charles Wilson of Los Angeles visits Sullivan. she was formerly Ethel Crooks of the city. Mrs O Drollinger Lyric theatre manager returns from Stockwell Indiana and Florida trip. Dan Crowder student at University of Illinois Champaign visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. William H Crowder Jr.

W. QO. Angel Sullivan Bangor Victor Lawrence Angel Charles Wilson Los Angeles California Wilson Ethel Crooks O. Drollinger Lyric Theatre Stockwell Ind Indianapolis Florida Dan Crowder University of Illinois At Champaign William H. Crowder, Jr

Purchase Building Lot on West Side of Public Square

Core M. Botts of Colorado Springs formerly of this city sold her lot on the west side of the public square adjoining the Krug building to J. W. Lindley M. A. Haddon O. L. Springer R. P. White and Charles H. Bedwell all of this city.

Core M. Botts Colorado Springs Colorado Krug J. W. Lindley M. A. Haddon O. L. Springer R. P. White Charles H. Bedwell

Bring in Your Old Tennessee Racket Yo Be Reestrune

A brief column notes a community effort to reclaim or restore items linked to Tennessee pastimes and rackets. It highlights local interest in preserving regional games and memorabilia through a planned exchange or display event with residents and organizers.

Local Social Roundup in Sullivan Area

Mr and Mrs Clell Leach and family visited the Stout home Sunday evening along with several local couples and singles. Residents noted arrivals and visits from the Thomas, Ratliff, Osburn, Brown, Shields, and Akers families, plus a church outing at No 4 and a Shelburn show attendance. Delta Hendricks shows improvement after illness.

Fred Hendricks Mary Osburn Mildred Marshall Smith Dan Brown Roy Brown Beulah Stout James Brown Mezsers Roy Troy Stout Cletus Rusher Herman Howes Herbert Davidson Martha Craig Andrew Craig P. L. Ratliff and Sons Zaibe Shields Shelburn Quimby Ratliff Roscoe Guy Osburn Vera Ratliff Sullivan Harry Lantz Edna Brown Jeslie Akers Iva Browning William McDonald Edna Mary James Thomas Terre Haute George Sutch Jennie Wolf Delta Hendricks

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup

A vintage ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cough remedy that mixes honey tar and glycerine with other medicines. It claims rapid cough relief and cold relief for all ages and notes a 25 cent price at druggists.

Dr. Bell

Attorney at Law Advertises Legal and Loan Services

Attorney at Law offers prompt legal work in collections and probate. Money to loan on long or short time and on easy terms. Office on the ground floor in Sullivan State Bank building.

Sullivan State Bank Building

Attorney Admitted to Practice in State Courts

A note states that business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention and that he will practice in all state courts and any others required. His office is in the Citizens Trust Co. Building.

Citizens Trust Co Charles D' Hunt Gilbert W John C. Chaney Guy Kinman Chaney & Kinman Citizens Trust

Brown Schroeder Abstracters of Title in Sullivan County

Jas R Brown and Schroeder Brown & Schroeder Abstracters of Title operate Sullivan County's sole abstract books. They specialize in examining and perfecting titles and managing estate settlements. Office location noted as Dr Crowder blog 8 Side.

Jas. R. Brown Schroeder Brown & Schroeder Sullivan County Dr. Crowder

Mrs Schroeder Visits Terre Haute and Dr Stratton Goes East

Mrs Schroeder visited her parents in Terre Haute for several days last week. Dr Stratton left for business trips to New York Washington and other eastern points.

Joe Schroeder Terre Haute Dr. H. Stratton New York Washington

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