Missouri cob pipe industry grows with corn byproducts
The article notes widespread cob pipe production in Missouri, with four factories near Washington turning out 50 to 75 million pipes annually. It explains cob pipe corn yields, cob value per acre, and the shift from farm to commercial manufacture driven by corn availability and productivity. It also mentions Dr and Mrs Resand and Myrtle visiting Sullivan and the unrelated note about R W Rogers, a Jackson township figure linked to Jasonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Indiana
Eris Crib
Gcowa
Washington
Franklin County
Real Estate Transfers Collected by Abstracter
Real estate transfer notices compiled by W. H. Hill Jr Abstracter summarize parcels conveyed between parties with dates and minor details typical of property records in the local blotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hill, Jr
Fragmented land transfers list with multiple names and towns
A scattered OCR of land transfers noting numerous individuals and lots across Dugger Sullivan Sulliv an Hamilton Fairbanks and Curry. Names include Jerhune Abram McCrocklin Bedwell Belweil Pittman Lovelace Lisman Lash Thomas and Brock among others. Several entries reference land in Curry Fairbanks Jackson and Sul li van with parcels and sums such as 100 and 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerhune
Gingram
Berhune
Jesse Thomas
Curry
Barristo Trustees Baptist Church
Lattle Flock
Hamilton
S M Goodnan
Sullivan
Fairteinks Coal and Mining Co
J Lewis Seta
Scott City
Chas Romine
iShelburn
Minnie M Taylor
E McCrocklin
Landin Momifey
McCrocklin
E Taylor
Land Curry
Reasiey
C A Peters
Land Hamilton
Dewitt Bedwell
J K Deering
Land
God
Ehast
Hooper
M J Belweil
Jeffersom
Musper
E.bedwell
Land Jefferson
A Harris
J M Pittman
Fairbanks
Lovelace
C. B Bolinger
Sherburn
Retu
Cleveland Endorsement Sparks Democratic Clash
The document accuses President Cleveland of endorsing Judge Parker in a manner that insults loyal Democrats. It argues Cleveland aims to vindicate himself rather than aid Parker’s bid, claiming the approach harms party unity and political sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Parker
Farmers Month at World's Fair Promotes Agriculture
The article extols Farmers Month at the St Louis World’s Fair, highlighting the Palace of Agriculture and Palace of Hortculture as centers for farm displays. It notes Grange House convenience, extensive exhibits from all states and many nations, and aims to educate on crop rotation, fertilizing, irrigation, and pest protection.
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Lane
Viel
St. Louis
Grent
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of
United States
Erecea
Property for sale across multiple Indiana farms and towns
Hazelrigg listings include 17 acres near Shelburn 120 acres near Staffordshire Fairbanks township 20 acres near New Lebanon 72 acres near Farmersburg 125 acres near Pleasantville 5 acres near Paxton and other parcels. Desirable residence property in Linton Shelburn and Sullivan offered with assistance to buy or sell. See or write for particulars.
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Shelburn
Staffordshire
Fairbanks Township
New Lebanon
Farmersburg
Pleasantville
Paxton
Linton
Shelburn and
Sullivan
Burlington introduces shorter line from St Louis to Kansas City
Summer rail fares across multiple destinations include Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City and Black Hills with through tickets from St Louis Chicago and the Missouri River region. New St Louis Kansas City line opens in June with stopovers allowed on through tickets and rates to Minnesota resorts and Yellowstone Park highlighted.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Black Hills
California
St. Louis
Chicago
Missouri River
Puget Sound
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota
Kansas City
Burlington
Davis Office and Hotel Block Coach Excursions
An item notes an office in Davis and a hotel block in Sullivan with seven Indiana entries. It mentions coach excursions to the world, implying organized travel or tour plans from these locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Sullivan
Ind
Excursion Tickets Offered for World’s Fair Trip
The E. and T. H. will sell excursion tickets to St Louis and return at $5.00 on each Tuesday and Thursday in August. Tickets are valid seven days from the date of sale. For rates train connections and details contact W. Caste agent Sullivan Indiana D H Dinumany G OA Evansville Indiana.
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Res3
Myrtle
Sullivan
L. W. Brown
Mr. Brown
Athat
Palmersburg
Worldis
Ind
H. Dinumany
G. OA
Evansville
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucy
Vandalia Line
E. B. Stagg
Tt. P. A
Terre Haute
Ticket sale dates and rates for travel to northwest south and southeast
Ticket sale runs daily from April 5 to November 15 with final return by December 15 in the year 704 at $8.25. Sixty day excursion tickets available April 25 to November 20 with final return by December 15 at $6.95 round trip. On sale 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month low rate one way set tlers and round trip homeseekers rates to all authorized points northwest south and southeast and summer tourist tickets. For full information contact I S Draper Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Draper
RATES TO ST LOUIS EXPOSITION FOR Sullivan
The EE and T H R R announces season excursion tickets from Sullivan to St Louis for the World’s Fair. Tickets on sale daily from April 25 with return by December 15 1904 at 8.35 round trip. Sixty day excursion tickets 6.95 round trip with 60 day return limit. W W Casto agent Sullivan Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sullivan
W. W. Casto
Sullivan, Ind
Stratton & Co Transforms Stock With Candies and Perfumes
Stratton & Co advertises a varied assortment including candies perfumes and stationery. Retailer highlights new stock and limited time offers with accessible pricing and convenient location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton & Co
Ear and eye diseases treated by renowned Dr Crowley
Dr Crowley specializes in ear and eye ailments and reports many cures after other eminent physicians failed.
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R. W. Rogers
Jackson Township
Jason Rogers
Jasonville
Rogers
Kathleen Lash
Mmersburg
Calvin Thomas
John Brock
Stivers
W Cumnains
Lots Sullivan
Soun
The
New York Weekly Tribune Far
Piers
Scott Bros
West Side
A. Rovers
New Lebanon Postofice
Shelburn- Hymera Road
Hymera
Gus Morris
Louisiana Purchase Monument
David Crawley
J. M. Billman
Public Square
Lettie Miller
Higdon
Insurance, Loans and Real Estate
National
Bank
Sullivan State Bank
Robt. Kirkham, J. P
Beasley & Brown
Josh Beasley, Jas. K. Brown
Sullivan County
Otlie
Cottman
Puolie Square
J. A. Stewart
West Washington St
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Attorneys At Law
Attorneys-at-Law
Sylvan
Northeset Corner
Ie Square
A. G. McNabb
Crowder Building
East Side Square
A. £. Hazelrigg
Notary Public General Insurance
Walter F. Wood
Attorney
Bulman
Murray Sandusky
Fair Grounds
Cook Ave
C. D. Hunt
Ate Law
Goodnam's
Bavis Hotel
J. W. Hunt & CO
Colorado
Utah
Chas. E. Michel
L. W. Wakeley
Pine Street
Vincennes
Carlisle
Bhaifa
Terre See
Farme Rabnane
O Sullivan
Epens Carlisle
Llinois Central Railroad
Fieet
VIA
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Stitzell
Coyners
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
R. H. Crowder & Son
R. H. Crowder
J.R Crowder
Crowder Block
East Side of Square
H. Edwards
Corbin, M. D
State and
Jackson Streety
Ray An
Wm. T. Douthitt
Attorney-At-Law
National Bank
Jeter & Son, Plasterers
Samuel Jeter
Harry Jeter
Sullivan.ind
John
Lee Fenton
Sullivan, Indiana
Northside Public Square
Chaney
Chasey
South Side
Dale
J. Gill, M. D
Springer Property
New Lebanon, Ind
Wm. H. Bridgel
Over Post Office
J. W. Lindley
Isaac H. Kalley
eat-Law
Ullivan State
McKinley & McBride
C. A. Price
Shaffer
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