Additional Locals Highlight Deaths Weddings and Railroad Update
Me rom residents Mr. and Mrs. Orren Stoddard traveled home from Crawfordsville after Mrs. Stoddard’s mother died. An infant triplet from Vincennes died. Almer Oldham welcomed a son. Colorado Daughters of Veterans groups plan a September 7 reception at Brown Palace Denver with three tents in Castle Rock Pueblo and Denver. Pleasantville beat Carlisle 10 to 7 aided by Blivins’ ninth inning homer. William A. Gaskins was sent to Evansville asylum. intoxication arrest led to jail. William Bryan and Mattie Chloe Bowers wed at Dugger Justice Asrey. Numerous visits, parties, and a wedding reception for Frederick McCloud in Sullivan. Train service expands on Sullivan branch. Alberta peach weighed nine and a half inches.
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Colorado
National Alliance of the Daughters of Veterans
Brown Palace
Denver
Florence Parks
Castle Rock
Mary Logan
Pueblo
Ida McKinley
Pleasantville
Dugger
Sandborn
Carlisle
Blivins
Perry
Clayton
Neal
Peadle
Katherine
St. Louis
Basler
Susan Corwin
Ohio
Sullivan
Merom
A. D. Brown
Ada Kivett
S. A. Kivett
W. A. McCloud
Thompson Street
Frederick McCloud
Rushville
Dorothy McCloud
Corinne Neal
W. E. Burton
E. E. Neal
Sullivan High School
South Court Street
Sarah Freeman
Fayette and Cortez Luzader
Gladys Decker
Emma Linkenholker
Mabel Hummell
Grace Padgett
Audrey Rose
Gertrude Cain
Clara Self
Marlie McCammon
Curtis Bridwell
Irl Reed
Fred McBride
Maurice Nesbit
Har] Kennedy
Charles Walters
Harry Borders
Perry Walker
Rush Crowder
Vane McGuire
Edith Lang
Kate Goodman
Burnice
Inez Steele
Thurza Porter
Owensburg
Ind
Richard
Benjamin Harrison
Morgan
Chautauqua
William Hawk
Farmersburg
James Huntwork
Hawk
S. E. Lindley
South State Street
Rachel Barnard
Jessie Webb
Mary Crawford
Chester Booth
Ira Sproatt
A. B. Christy
Harry A. Schuyler
Ralph Summers
Brasil
John B. Oldham
New Lebanon
Almer Oldham
A. G. McNabb
Illinois
EB. S. Crowder
Indiana
Stella Stansil
Louis Archibald Reel
Octavia Spencer
J. W. Martin
H. C. Owens
Terre Haute
Graysville
O. P. Badger
Douglass Bell
Claude Collins
Ed Shepherd
Vernon
Oaktown
E. R. Ransford
Vincennes
Billa Stewart
Rocky Ford
Ora Patton
Foutz- Coppage
Southern Indiana Railroad
Glendora
Thejs. S
John Thomas
Alberta
Everett Daugherty
James T. Richardson
Justice Kirkham
Married in Sullivan area and local notes on Merom alfalfa
Simpson Grant Buzard of Chicago Heights and Mrs Catherine Cushman Harper of Sullivan were wed by Rev J H Carnes at the Methodist parsonage. The couple will live in Chicago Heights. John Thomas reports alfalfa growth within Merom limits, once thought a weed. The third annual reunion of Company I 6th Indiana Cavalry will be Sept 2 at T K Cushman’s Graysville home. Barnett Jewell is president, W S Jewell secretary.
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Glenn Thixtun
Fred Thixtun
Merom Bluff
Simpson Grant Buzard
Chicago Heights
Catherine Cushman Harper
J. H. Carnes
Buzard
Merom
John Thomas
Sullivan
Thomas
6Th Indiana Cavalry
T. K. Cushman
Graysville
Barnett Jewell
Farmersburg
W. S. Jewell
Card of Thanks for Baby Death Support
We thank friends who kindly assisted during our baby's sickness and death. Allen Osburn, Fannie Osburn. 4-11-p.
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Allen Osburn
Fannie Osburn
Woods Lands Large Bass in Bayou
W. E. Woods a noted local clothier and keen fisherman landed a five pound bass in the bayou last Sunday. The tale of the catch includes a boat accident and a log hiding the fish, smoked out and finally landed but deemed unfit to eat due to scorched meat.
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W. E. Woods
Woods
Mr. Woods
Captain Lucas
Notice to Sullivan County Council Meeting for tax levy
State of Indiana Sullivan County to Joshua Beasley H V Stark John Walters Cory Eaton O C Brewer W W Bailey Columbus Bough You are notified to meet in regular session at 9 a m at the County Auditor office Sullivan to fix the tax levy and make 1906 appropriations and additional 1905 appropriations and any other business before the council Witness my hand and official seal August 22 1905
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State of Indiana
Sullivan County
Joshua Beasley
H. V. Stark
John Walters
Cory Eaton
O.C. Brewer
W. W. Bailey
Columbus Bough
Sullivan County Council
Sullivan
Dentist Dr. Riggs Extracts Five Teeth Pain Free
Patient praises Dr. E R Riggs for extracting five teeth without pain and says they would not fear future extractions. Statement from Martha J Linn of Linton Indiana Rid 3.
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Dr. Riggs
Martha J. Linn
Linton, Ind
Rid
Mrs James Hege Claims Teeth Extractions Pain Free
Mrs James Hege of Sullivan Indiana reports three teeth were removed without pain or heart effects. She asserts she could not doubt claims of painless extractions after the experience.
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James Hege
Sullivan, Ind
Padgett Praises Painfree Dental Work by Dr. Riggs
James H. Padgett of Carlisle Indiana states three teeth were extracted by Dr. Riggs with no pain at all.
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Dr. Riggs
James H. Padgett
Carlisle
Ind
Edgar Jones Praises Pain Free Tooth Extraction
Edgar Jones tells Dr. Riggs the removed tooth was the eleventh he has had and credits the dentist as the first to perform the extraction without pain.
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Dr. Riggs
Local Mrs Gullett Praises Easy Dental Extracts
Mrs M E Gullett of New Lebanon Indiana comments on having 10 teeth removed with remarkable ease.
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M. E. Gullett
New Lebanon
Ind
Mrs Williams Beck Extracted Ten Teeth in Surprise Visit
A resident of Sullivan Indiana reported to Dr. Riggs that a single tooth extraction led to ten teeth being removed unexpectedly. She compared the experience to an unplanned flight and noted astonishment at the rapid procedure.
Dr Riggs Extracts Four Teeth in Carlisle Indiana
Mrs Geo Tarwater, Ridg6 confirms Dr Riggs removed four teeth without pain. She claims relief from toothache and credits the dentist for prompt relief.
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Geo
Dr. Riggs
Tarwater
Carlisle
Ind
Rid
Great Southwest offer promises land value and climate benefits
A broad pitch extols investing in the Great Southwest. It touts cheap acre values, fertile farms, minerals, abundant rainfall, streams, and coal or oil reserves. The ad highlights mild winters, pleasant summers, healthful climate, and strong public schools to attract settlers.
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Great Southwest
Gulf
Buy Land Now in Texas and Oklahoma for $5 to $20 Per Acre
The ad urges readers with various means to invest in Southwest farm lands, arguing rent is higher than owning a home and highlighting safe value growth. It presents Emigration Agent authority of the Frisco Railroad System listing thousands of acres for sale in Texas and Oklahoma with flexible terms.
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Rene
Great Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River Valley
Frisco
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Orren Stoddard
City
Crawfordsville
John Drake
Adam Miller
William A. Gaskins
Evansville Asylum
Mr. Gaskins
William Bryan
Mattie Chloe Bowers
Justice Asrey
J. J. Thomas
Shelburn
Stroud
Josephine Rodman
Mullane
Bessie Jewell
Florence Francis
Mabel Cain
Ruby Cain
Edna Leach
Fay Trout
Fay Hammond
Opal Hart
Manila Robertson
Belle Beasley
Pansy Lawson
Ruth Overstreet
H. O. McKinley
Carl F. Briggs
Loretta Jackson
Emma Fisher
Danville
James Cleveland
Charles Brower
M. G. Smith
Mahley
Edna Shaw
E. E. Russell
J. C. Foutz
Turman Township
Mrs
Fred Campbell
County Council
E. E. Russill
Ralph van Cleave
E.R. Riggs
Edgar Jones
WM. Beck
E. R. Riggs
the Great
Liston & Taylor
Emigrant Arts
Frisco Railroad
Citizens’ Trust Co
Sullivan, Indiana