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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
3
Hawkins Haddon Bailey Real Estate states it operates a strictly commission based model for listings. It claims to price properties as given and take only a standard commission profit with reasonable rates.
A lengthy listing markets farm parcels from 40 to 643 acres across Sullivan and Knox counties with prices from 50 to 85 dollars per acre. Several tracts include 6 to 8 room houses, multiple barns, orchards, and close proximity to schools, churches, railroads, and roads. The ad touts market dynamics, incumbrances, exchanges, and a projected county land value rise through 1910.
Real estate notices list several Sullivan area properties: vacant Mapleton addition lot near public square priced at 350. 5 room Wall Street house in fine condition at 1050 after 500 encumbrance. modern six room West Washington Street home near square at 4260 with gas hot water heat. Cass Ind. lot 40 by 130 feet for trade. Good 2 room East Harris street house at 360 with possible partial down payment. Agency offers selling and buying help.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Stark passed through this vicinity Saturday morning. The chautauqua draws autos through the area. A group including Katie Benson Raymond Wayman May McMahan Jess McCammon Jennie Hughes Walter Scott Lora Raley Walter Wyman Harry Knowles and Elza Benson visited Miss Mabel McCammon Sunday evening. Mrs Minnie McMahan and children joined the visit with Mrs Emma Osborne. Jess McCammon works for John Clark. Several residents attended a picnic at Manns grove. Mrs Phéba McMahan visited Wm Gray and family of Big Springs last week. Miss Lesta Clark had a backset but is improving. Willard and Lola can sit up in chairs.
Grace Moore and Grace Llewellyn dined with Clara Cox Sunday. Families from Centertown Cass and Cass area visited Wiley Miller Everett Rhodes and relatives at Antioch Monday. Several from here attended the Dugger show last week.
A short note touts a new discovery by Lxing claiming to stop coughing. The terse report highlights potential health benefits and anticipates broader testing and reaction from medical experts.
Washington letter notes states nationwide submit requests for postal savings banks. Jasonville Indiana leads, with miners eager to save under government backing. Republicans claim credit for the law while Democrats opposed face voter backlash.
Cambridge City reports strong bank deposits as population grows. Connersville notes rising individual deposits. Rochester begins a new factory on September 1 by the Tippecanoe Petticoat Co. Oakland City opens a new ice plant. Evansville secures a mine rescue station for the region. Linton and Terre Haute sought the station. Evansville and Henderson Ky. secure central location. Indiana beats Kentucky. Jasonville becomes first Indiana post office to seek postal savings bank privileges. Miners around Jasonville welcome the savings opportunity. A flouring mill rises at Rosedale. A. B. Smith Motor Works opens in Terre Haute.
Republican hopefuls in Indiana unite to back Judge E D Crumpacker for speaker of the U S House. Resolutions declare his experience fairness and alignment with Republican progress and pledge support to boost Indiana influence in national affairs.
Real estate transfers list buyers and sellers with parcels in Gill Shelburn Turman Jackson Sullivan and other towns. Transfers include 200 acres for 12000 dollars 14 acres for 1000 dollars and 80 acres for 4000 dollars among many lots and parcels with listed prices and grantor/grantee names.
Malaria troubles caused chills fever and debility in Panama Canal life but Electric Bitters reportedly destroy germs and cure malaria. Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina says three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and restored health. Also claims to cure stomach liver and kidney issues and prevent typhoid. 50c guaranteed by Joe K Smock & Bon.
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