The Cohorts of Judge Lynch Chase Hampton
Hampton and Buck Mason escape a vigilante mob after Slavin's murder. As they retreat to the Shasta ore dump they plan to prove Hampton innocent while fending off a hostile camp. Their odds grow as rifles flare and a brush fire looms, with Murphy still sought.
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Judge Lynch
Hampton
Slavin
Buck Mason
Bob
Marshall
Buck
Occidental
Lynch
Moffat
Mason
Shasta
Hampton’s
Red Slavin
Moses
Big Jim
Sabee
Cheyenne
Glencaid
Bob Hampton
Unclaimed Letters at Sullivan Post Office August 28 1907
Advertised letters include Seadune Josie on the ladies list and Burk Albert Dale James Gilmore Robie Bobnert Hitchens Emil Sherwood John on the gents list. If not called for within two weeks they go to the Dead Letter Office per Arthur A. Holmes postmaster.
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Sullivan, Ind
Burk
Albert
Dale
James
Gilmore
Robie Bobnert
Hitchens
Emil
Sherwood
John
Arthur A. Holmes
P. M
Piles Find Quick Relief with Dr Shoop’s Ointment
Piles are claimed to disappear with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. The ad notes positive relief for itching and protruding piles and advertises large nickel capped glass jars for 50 cents sold by T B Shaffer. Also mentions visitors from St Louis Chicago and Mrs Paul L Reid’s guests returning home.
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J. P. Bradley
Jack
St. Louis
Ray
Augustine
Chicago
Paul L. Reid
Dr Crowley's Forty-Six Year Record Of Curing Gall Stones
Dr. Crowley has not failed in a single case in forty six years and has treated some extremely bad gall bladder cases including bilious colic.
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Crowley
Chautauqua Attendance Figures By Day
Sunday attendance reached 4 000 with Monday drawing 38 500 visitors. Tuesday saw 2 000 attendees, as the event continued to draw crowds across a packed week.
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Chautauqua
Sullivan Union Tent at Merom Chautauqua
The Sullivan Union opens tent No 2 at Merom Chautauqua. The public can use a telephone, obtain stamps, and write letters with pens and ink. Mr B L Gunningson leads the tent and aims to make visitors feel welcome.
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Sullivan Union
Merom Chautauqua
B L. Gunnison
Mrs Sue Reed Returns Home From Denver Visit
Mrs Sue Reed, who had been visiting her daughter Mrs Claude Taylor in Denver, has returned home.
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Sue Reed
Claude Taylor
Denver
Onions From Small Patch Draw Big Dollars
In a three by twenty foot garden Charles S Grimes of Washington Vermont grows nearly four bushels of onions. At that rate an acre would yield 2904 bushels and bring about $1000.
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Charles S. Grimes
Washington, Vt
Engadine Valley in Grisons a High Alpine Homeland
The Engadine is a renowned valley in the Swiss canton of Grisons. It extends northeast for about 65 miles along the Inn river and its lakes from the foot of Mount Maloja to Martinsbruck, one of Europe’s loftiest inhabited regions.
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Engadine
Eagadine
Swiss
Grisons
Europe
Inn River
Mount Maloja
Martinsbruck
So Does a Bear ballet dancer puts best foot forward
A brief feature notes a ballet dancer in Atlanta showcasing poise and technique. The playful line suggests confidence and stage presence highlighted by local arts coverage.
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Atlanta Journal
Played Same Old Game in Sullivan County
The Sullivan Union criticizes Democratic leaders for injecting politics into events. It cites Merom chau tauqua coverage during Governor Hanly’s visit and Col. William Jennings Bryan’s lecture, arguing the tactic is disliked by the majority of local citizens.
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Merom
Hanly
William J. Bryan
Merum
Bryan
Sullivan County
Fishermen depart for Eel river trip and town notes
Farmersburg reports Squire Huntwork and Wes Forbes leave for a three day fishing trip on Eel river. Dr. J. W. McGrew and family move from Omaha to a farm east of town. Local residents and visitors are listed with travels, illness, and births including a new baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mason.
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Farmersburg
Squire Huntwork
Wes Forbes
Eel River
J. W. McGrew
Omaha
McGrew
Cecil Thompson
Terre Haute
Ira Bennett
Oliphant
Horace McNabb
Pine Village
Ind
J. W. Dix
Sherburn
James F. Crawford
Alice Eckfelt
Indianapolis
David Fisher
Anna Weaver
Cora Carson
Shelburn News Roundup: travel, sales and moves
Hosea Love Lovelace returned from an extended Western trip via Washington state and San Francisco to Nevada where he worked on a ranch, improving health. W L Laurent attended Thompson Montgomery reunion in Indianapolis. Max Rosen closed his Shelburn store and moves to Terre Haute. D C Burroughs sells household goods to move to Portland for his wife's health. He plans to resume machine trade there.
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Shelburn
Hosea Lovelace
C. W. Lovelace
Washington State
San Francisco
Nevada
W. L. Laurent
Indianapolis
Thompson-Montgomery
Riverside Park
Max Rosen
Terre Haute
D. C. Burroughs
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Burroughs
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Jimmie
Scott
Seadune
Josie
Bears
Ria
Ais
Tc Ft
The
Rately Ag Ase Ieee Sy
Dirrelle Chaney
Robert P, White
Ryf
Merom Blatt
Indiana
REX
Scott Bros
Sullivan Co
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