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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

6

Closing Days of the Merom Chautauqua Schedule

The Merom Chautauqua runs through Sunday with Gov. Ashton C. Shallenberger and Rep. Victor Berger headlining in afternoon lectures. Daily programs include Bible lectures, musical preludes, and Castle Square Entertainers, with Farmers Club talks and Dixie Jubilee Singers featured.

Gov Shallenberger Congressman Berger Tares Lichliter Boys and Girls Club Miss Lamkin Chautauqua Castle Square J.C. Mullins Disciple Church Carlisle Ind Sir Garlahad The Virgin Heart M. H. Lichliter Chautauqua Band Geo. R. Stuart Farmers’ Club Prof. Thompson McCormick Bronte Matt Dr. Lichliter Lamkin Sarah Mildred Willmer S&s. H. Caylor M. E. Church New Lebanon William S. Sadler Prof Thompson Anna B. Kellogg R. N. Hoening McCormick and Bronte Sadler Rich Man Lazarus Luke Dixie Jubilee Singers H. W. White Presbyterian Church Robinson Ill the Human Catholic Church Victor L. Berger Dixis Jubilee Singers

Hall's Catarrh Cure Adwarns of $100 Reward

Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo that the firm will pay $100 for each untreatable catarrh case. The remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason

Campaign speakers ready as Indiana GOP mobilizes

The Republican state committee plans a large speaking campaign in Indiana with many speakers. Emmett F. Branch may head the speakers bureau. Volunteers include Ed Jackson James W Emison Thomas Moore Fred King James Bingham James Hemenway Percifield Remy Posey Watson Chaney Mount Crawfordsville Caylor Ewbanks May LaFollette and others ready to schedule dates.

Republican State Committee Indiana Emmett F. Branch Martinsville House of Representatives Chautauquas Sims Republican National Committee Judge Ed. Jackson Newcastle James W. Emison Vincennes Thomas T. Moore Greencastle Fred I. King Wabash James Bingham Indianapolis James A. Hemenway Boonville Anderson Percifield Nashville Charles F. Remy Frank B. Posey Evansville James B. Watson Rushville John Co. Chaney Sullivan Finley Mount Portland

Detroit motorboat crosses Atlantic to Boston bound

The thirty five foot motorboat Detroit Captain Thomas Fleming Day reported all well eight hundred miles east of Boston on July 22 after being hailed by the steamer Arabic. The vessel remains the smallest power boat to venture across the Atlantic.

Detroit Thomas Fleming Day Atlantic Boston Light

Marshall the Tenth Hoosier to Run for VP

Indiana political history notes Thomas R. Marshall as the tenth Hoosier nominated for vice president. The piece traces Indiana’s VP bids from 1852 to present, naming Schuyler Colfax, Thomas A. Hendricks, Charles W. Fairbanks, George W. Julian, and John W. Kern among others, and mentions Eugene Debs as the Socialist candidate.

Thomas R. Marshall Indiana United States George W. Julian Schuyler Colfax South Bend White House Colfax U. S. Grant Grant Thomas A. Hendricks Charles W. Fairbanks Hendricks Samuel J. Tilden New York Grover Cleveland Fairbanks Theodore Roosevelt William H. English William E. English W.S. Hancock Pennsylvania Hancock-English James A. Garfield Chester A. Arthur Mr. Fairbanks Roosevelt John W. Kern People’s Party Samuel Williams Vincennes Thomas E. Watson Georgia Eugene Debs Terre Haute

The Trials Of A Traveler

A Vermont salesman, E. E. Youngs, recalls relief from constipation and indigestion after using Dr King's New Life Pills. The ad claims these pills aid stomach, liver, and kidney troubles and are offered for 25 cents at Joe K. Smock & Son's.

E. E. Youngs E. Berkshire Dr. King Joe K. Smock & Son’s

City to Launch Walk Building Campaign

The city will inaugurate an extensive walk building campaign. All walks ordered built must be constructed by property owners or by the city. Property owners affected are being notified personally by Mayor Hoover.

Hoover

Bybee praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief

BD. C. Bybee of Canton Illinois reports severe kidney trouble with back pain headaches and dizziness. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed he soon felt better and regained strength and sleep and recommends the remedy. For sale by Smock & Son Druggists.

C. Bybee Keeling Court Canton Ill Foley Smock & Son

Banner Club Meets for Euchre Contest

The Banner Club gathered Friday afternoon with most members present. Euchre was played at four tables. First prize went to Mrs Molly Donnelly and second prize to Mrs George Alvy.

The Banner Club M. McMorrow Molly Donnelly George Alvy

Real Estate Transfers compiled by W H Hill Jr

A list of land and lot transfers with buyers sellers locations and prices across Gill, Hymera, Sullivan, Dugger, Cass, Curry and nearby areas. Names include J W Lisman Samuel Sandusky William Fry Ernest Chapman Avis Richardson John Gordon Elijah Rigney Joe Niskey T J Purcell Wm Tarwater Charles Ross Edward Snow Margaret Waggoner Henry Strawn Luther Harris Maude Shaw William Patton Phillip Wood Isaac Clark Hugh Walls Serena Pirtie Lucy Maynard Isabell Dunbar Paul Cox David Frakes Stephen Kendall L L Nicholson Mary Rose Isabell Dunbar and others with amounts from 40 to 1600 dollars.

J. W. Lisman Samuel Sandusky Gill William Fry Ernest A. Chapman Cen. Coal Co Dugger Wm. A. Baldridge Isaac Mcintosh G. Beckett Hymera Avis Richardson John Gordon Curry Elijah Rigney Joe Niskey Haddon T. J. Purcell Wm. Tarwater Jefferson Chas. Ross Edw. Snow Cass Margaret Waggoner Edward P. Snow Snow Fairview Park Sullivan Henry K. Strawn Davis Sons Luther R. Harris C. L. Davis Wilmore D. Cain Minnie Reeves Jesse Burge D. & N. Coal Co Byrle Stanley U. S. Rose M. G. Smith Frank Sobek Cherrydale Shelburn Ernest McCammon Lillie Crooks Andrew Thomson Stephen Kendall McClain Farmersburg David Frakes Thos. E. Reed L. L. Nicholson Mary H. Rose Barnhart Isabell Dunbar Paul Cox C. BE. Pinkston W. J. Cooper Wm. H. Power Joseph M. Ash Fairbanks Jesse O. Powell Sarah M. Gibson Cook Mattie Smith John Keene Keene

Wanted Ideas for Inventions and Prizes Offered

Victor J. Evans & Co advertises a program to send four books free and solicit invention ideas from manufacturers and promoters. It promises patents secured or fees returned and lists address at 700 Ninth St Washington DC for submission and inquiries.

Victor J. Evans & CO Ninth St Washington, D. C

Ordinance to Prohibit Traction Engines on Sullivan Streets

The city enacts a ban on traction engines and heavy machines on paved streets or improved crossings. Permits may be issued with heavy plank protection. owners liable for street damage despite permits. Violations carry a fine up to one hundred dollars. The ordinance takes effect after two weekly newspaper publications in the Sullivan Union in August 1912. Signed by Mayor T. Ed. Hoover.

Common Council Sullivan Indiana Sullivan Union Ines J. S.S. Schroeder Schroeder T. ED. Hoover

Electric Bitters Proved to Restore Strength in Tenn Man

Flying Men Fail victims to stomach liver and kidney troubles just like other people with loss of appetite back ache nervousness headache and tired run down feeling. T D Peebles Henry Tenn proves six bottles of Electric Bitters gave him new strength and appetite. Only 50 cents at Joe K Smock & Son's.

T. D. Peebles Henry Tenn Joe K. Smock & Son's

Quiet Title Suit and Voter Registration Notice in Sullivan County

In Sullivan Circuit Court for September Term 1912 Edward E. Dix sues Joshua E. Dix et al to quiet title of Sullivan County real estate. The document lists many nonresidents and warns appearance or demurrer. Separate notice declares Sullivan County voters must register at specified precincts prior to November elections.

Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court Edward E. Dix Joshua E. Dix Susan J. Dix Clater B. Dix Mary F. Dix Edgar E. Dix Vernetta Dix Charles L. Dix Florence E. Dix Sollie S. Dix Dona C. Dix Valetta Dix Axie B. Steele William L. Steele Cora Hart Glenn D. Hart Josie Novak William L Novak Angie A. Ingeless John Ingeless Mary A. Donaldson James Donaldson Devisees Anna Dicks Eli Dix Mariam Dix Carrie Dix State Sullivan

Sullivan Circuit Court Notice of Hearing 1912

County and State of Indiana on October 21 1912 the complaint will be heard in absentia. Witness the Clerk and Seal this 14th day of August 1912. Milton A. Haddon attorney for plaintiff. First insertion Aug 21 1912.

Chicago Terre Haute Southeastern Indian Springs Sullivan Blackhawk Joshua E. Dix Milton A. Haddon Sullivan Circuit Indiana Charles R. Railsback Sullivan Circuit Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dolly Randolph G. W. Porter the Baptist Church Ashton C. Shallenber Dixie Jubilee Sing Ers W. S. Sadler St. Mary's River Ft. Wayne William Huber B. Marvin Harris M. EB. Church South Paynesville Ellen Fielder Margaret Forgey Elizabeth Cooper Amarinda Patton Mollie Garner Superintendent of Public Instruction Greathouse Anti- Greathouse Marching Club Thomas Lindsay Howard Roosa, Jr Hillery Bacon Albion Fellows Bacon George Washington Wm. Rodenburg Lawrenceburg George Rodenburg Tanners’ Creek Old George John Morgan Dearborn County Ruby Stagle Double Springs Louis Haverkamp Tanners Creek Athletic Club Havercamp E. W. Morin Robinson, Ill Mildred Marjorie Miriam Marshall W. H. Hill, Jr Abetracter Fletcher H. T. Alston Raleigh N. C Parker Sarah Color Jackson Township Shilo West Room Opera House Main Street Jackson Hill Curry Township Frank Fortner Seabring’s Opera House Farmersburg Bank Currysville Farersburg Fairbanks Township Fairbanks Bank Pogue's Hall Turman Township Bell Sehnool Dr. Parker Graysville J. W. Medsker Hamilton Township North Main Street West Washington Street Ed. DeVol County Surveyor's Office Citizens Trust Building A. M. Murphy Jackson Street Coffman School House Cass Township Odd Fellows Hall Lyonton Snow's Hall Farnsworth Everhart School House Jefferson Township Lucy’s Chapel Timmerman’s Harness Shop Pleasantville Grey Back School House Haddon Township G. M. Barcus Paxton Eliza Davis Ledgerwood Street Lisman and Schroeder Wm. E. Cole Gill Township Sampson Stewart Clarence Beam Merom Rose School House S. Bicknell P. A. Barco Briggs Billman
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