Hidden $15 Suits Offer Privileged Access
A newspaper note suggests certain clothing shops quietly stock $15 suits for select customers. These emporiums operate discreetly, offering bargains only to those who seek them, avoiding public display.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
3
Prongbuck Hunt Through Dry Plains and River Perils
An antelope hunt across the plains blends extreme heat and scarce water with long-range shooting. The narrator recounts chasing prong-bucks, wading swollen rivers, and finally camping by a pure spring while the sheriff guides the hunt and a big buck falls to a final shot at broad daylight.
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Plains
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Arctic
Missouri
Muley
Great Plains
Former Carlisle Man Dead at Evansville St James Hotel
James D. Parvin formerly of Carlisle died Friday evening in Evansville while standing in the lobby of the St James hotel. He was born here and was son of the late Jay Parvin, a Carlisle pioneer merchant. Parvin served as county auditor, Evansville mayor, and postmaster until 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
James D. Parvin
Evansville
St. James
Mr. Parvin
Jay Parvin
Parvin
Anna Parvin
Hannah Jerauld
Bridge Whist Score Cards For Sale At Union Office
Local notice states bridge whist score cards are for sale at the Union Office. The listing gives the price and contact point for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Orfice
Special Excursion to Toledo by Indianapolis Southern
The Indianapolis Southern Railroad announces a round trip rate of 11.15 from Sullivan to Toledo and return for the Forty-Second Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Tickets on sale August 28 to 31, with return limit September 15. For stopover privileges and extension contact Ben Stone, Local Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Sullivan
Ben Stone
Court Proposes Quiet Money Matters Trial Venue
A fragment notes money matters and a trial to prove a point. It promises courteous treatment and confidentiality for business dealings. The location is described as the first door north of Long Ind.
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