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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
2
The article extols the No 9 elevator for handling more up to date furniture than any other in the county and imagines it could reveal humorous events from work hours. It notes the fall season road work and describes the heavy trade as crews load four Rees. DS units of furniture and stoves for distribution.
A partial OCR fragment references a remark about harming someone and a statement about last year. The readable text ends before a clear event or outcome is stated. Strong details or names are not present to establish a concrete news item.
An ad touts a versatile elevator service saying it carries more furniture than any local elevator. It notes wear from heavy moving, offers purchases on payments, guarantees delivery countywide, and encourages buyers not to fear overloading the machine.
O D Johnson writes from Salt Lake City July 8 1906 about the Mormon state Utah under Brigham Young detailing Salt Lake City layout water systems the Salt Lake temple and Brigham Young’s large family. He claims Mormon influence dominates local politics and notes the fortresslike church structure and secrecy surrounding rites.
A nine year old boy, son of Perry Lewis of the city, fractured an arm in a Wednesday evening mishap. He slipped while moving forward and fell into a dry berth, delaying travel as the party had to drive twenty miles to water and then went three miles off course.
In August 1855 Beverly McIntosh died of cholera in Carlisle. His grave in the town cemetery remains unmarked though buried before sunrise. George McIntosh, his son, arrived from Cass township seeking the grave with help from locals but could not locate it. He now lives in Columbus, Indiana, and asks for clues.
The Terre Haute and Sullivan Traction company completed its sub power station and began freight-car service Monday. The first car leaves Terre Haute at seven in the morning and the second at 12 30 p.m. with no fixed schedule, aiming for a three to four hour round trip. The line will receive freight at the north sub power house, with freight houses planned at Farmersburg and Shelburn already in place.
James Dickinson editor of the Essex County World and Harriet Elizabet Hart were married Thursday evening at the bride's farm home in the northeast corner of Hamilton township Windsor Ontario Mrs Dickinson daughter of the late Oliver Hart has farmed successfully on her Hamilton township property for years
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