Curry Farmer Defendant Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Rebecca Kilgore files for divorce from Elias Kilgore a Curry township farmer in circuit court alleging infidelity. Kilgore previously known as Rebecca Gordon of this city.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
6
Rebecca Kilgore files for divorce from Elias Kilgore a Curry township farmer in circuit court alleging infidelity. Kilgore previously known as Rebecca Gordon of this city.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court May term 1914 hears Clayton Huff against Edith Huff for divorce. Edith Huff is not a resident of Indiana and is notified to appear by June 22 1914 or the complaint will be heard in her absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback seals the notice. Attorney A G McNabb represents the plaintiff. First insertion April 29 1914.
The Farmersburg high school annual commencement exercises will be held Friday evening May 1 at the Central Christian church. G L Mackintosh president of Wabash College will deliver the address. Twenty six graduates will receive diplomas.
Clears complexion and removes skin blemishes with eczema relief claims. Alleges effectiveness for pimples eruptions blackheads red rough skin and is marketed as mild soothing and suitable for babies. Promotes money back guarantee and recommends Joe K Smock and Son.
Long and Warren advertise incubators and brooders for sale urging immediate purchase. Specific models, prices, and stock not provided in readable text.
Notice that Sarah A. B. Hoggatt as administratrix of Stephanus Hoggatt's estate has filed a final account and the court will hear it on Friday May 15 1914. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Executrix Sarah A E Hoggatt and attorney John C Chaney. First insertion April 22 1914.
In Biecomington Star a lighthearted column details summerlike scenes at church and village events. notes mention Rev. Perkins planning a sermon on gin and gambling, residents’ quirks, odd purchases, minor mishaps and social outings.
Reliable cough and cold medicine touted for various ailments including croup whooping cough bronchial and la grippe coughs and hoarseness. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son with claims of prompt and definite relief and strengthened breathing.
Mr and Mrs John T Hays Miss Mattie Hays Mrs Will Hays and Mr and Mrs C H Stratton attended the republican state convention in Indianapolis last week.
The School City of Sullivan invites bids by 2 pm Monday May 11 1914 for the erection and completion of a gymnasium on Central Building grounds between Court and Main streets north of Beech. Separate contracts for heating plumbing electrical work and gym equipment. Bid deposits required. plans at architect F J Nicholas 812 South Court Street Sullivan Indiana. Right to reject any bids. Contracts and bonds required. First assertion April 22, 1914.
Advice against spraying fruit trees during bloom. Explains that many pests and diseases are better managed with pre bloom sprays while bloom time harms pollen and fertilization. Emphasizes honey bees as key pollinators and urges study of life cycles and cross fertilization for better fruit set.
Thawing frost and April rains chill you to the marrow. Coughs plague head and lungs. Dr Kings New Discovery soothes inflamed throat and lungs, stops cough, clears head, reduces fever, and restores comfort. Mr J T Davis of Stickney Corner Maine was cured after other remedies failed. relief or money back. Pleasant for children. Get a bottle today. 50c and 1.00. Recommended by Joe K Smock and Son.
A brief note urges readers to take advantage of the mortgage exemption, citing M A Haddon as the advocate. The message emphasizes financial relief tied to property loans and exemptions.
For sale S C R 1 red eggs 50c per 15 at home. Eligible to register Jersey Bull calf sired by Purdue's Golden Lad. S E Coulson R R 10 Sullivan Ind 38 tf.
E S Gonter of Center Point plans a canning factory here leasing ground near the Y on the Illinois Central tracks. Building will start soon after long term ground lease and all contracts for growing tomatoes have been secured.
The notice claims widespread prevalence of whooping cough measles and scarlet fever with Foley s Honey and Tar Compound touted to ease inflamed throats and coughing. A Grand Island Nebraska mother reports rapid relief after a few doses for her three children. Sold by Joe.
Oliver features walking riding and gang plows produced by LONG and WARREN for field work.
A note from M A Haddon urges readers not to forget mortgage exemptions. The reminder highlights applicability and consequences of failing to claim tax relief.
The city council approved the school board plan for a new gymnasium on North Court Street and authorized bonds totaling 30000 dollars. Plans for the building are adopted and remonstrance dates are set for Main Street May 11, French Street May 12, and Snow Depot and Broad May 13.
When run down with kidney trouble backache rheumatism or bladder weakness turn quickly for help to Foley Kidney Pills. Chas N Fox Himrod NY says Foley Kidney Pills have done me more good than 150 dollars worth of medicine. They give you good results. For sale by.
A catalog note announces a one year subscription to the Terre Haute Star and the Union for 82.50 in total. The offer combines both publications for a single annual price.
A terse schedule note shows tracks and services at Terre Haute with lines diverging toward Chicago Peoria St Louis and other west and northwest points. Agent A L O NEIL outlines close connections for travelers seeking multiple rail routes through the region.
A short pamphlet argues that Spiritist medium communications are demonic. It cites fallen angels, impersonation of God and Christ, and spirit possession leading to ruin. The tract, priced at ten cents, is sold by the Bible and Tract Society at 17 Hicks Street, Brooklyn.
The Modern Miller's crop outlook bulletin reports rainfall deficits in winter wheat states west of the Mississippi with some districts in western Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma needing soaking rains. Light recent rains and predicted additional showers raise prospects for a large crop and damage levels are the smallest on record. May 1 government report expected to show an exceptionally high winter wheat acreage.
Mrs J C Van De Lande recalls nursing a relative three months and credits Electric Bitters with preventing a breakdown. Advertises the tonic as a remedy for tiredness, poor appetite, and digestive issues, claiming benefits for stomach, liver, and kidneys with a money back guarantee. Priced 50 cents and $1.00 and recommended by Joe K Smock & Son.
William M. Delay formerly of Dugger now resides in Oaktown and has been discharged from bankruptcy in the Federal Court at Indianapolis.
P J Boyd of Ogle Texas reports two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills erased his rheumatism and kidney trouble. The advertisement states the pills are effective for backache and bladder issues and are sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
Mr and Mrs Julius Hoesman of Gill township who spent the winter at New Smyrna Florida have returned home.
Attorney announces full service practice in all state courts and other courts seeking his services. Office located in Citizens Trust Co Building.
Chas. D. Hunt and Gilbert W. Gambill operate Hunt and Gambill Attorneys at Law. All business entrusted to them will receive careful and prompt attention. Office located over the National Bank at the corner of Washington and Main streets.
A law office announces practice in all courts. Located on the north side square, upstairs, inviting clients to seek representation and legal services.
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