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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
3
An appellate court decision questions sheriff and ex sheriff fees under the 1895 fee and salary law. Counties may recover in and out fees dating to 1895, with possible Supreme Court transfer. Parallel notice urges prompt bladder and kidney checks and a free examination by Dr Crowley using specialized tests.
The record covers 35 Decembers from weather bureau data not a forecast. It lists mean temperature 32, warmest 47 in 1889, coldest 23 in 1876, extremes 68 and 15 below zero, average precipitation 3 inches, 12 days with .01+ inch, max 6.05 inches in 1884, min .58 in 1903, 24 hour peak 3.46 inches on 12 31 1878, snowfall 6.9 inches on 12 14 1899, humidity roughly 80 and 73. Day breakdown shows 6 clear, 10 partly cloudy, 15 cloudy. winds from southwest at 12 mph on average, peak 58 mph on 12 27 1904.
Vincennes specialist Dr George Knapp will visit the McCammon House on Friday December 14 to discuss local medical topics. The event runs during business hours and is open to the public.
Jacob W. Combs reports taking up a red calf weighing about 300 pounds at his farm, located half a mile west of Paxton, on Saturday, November 24, 1831. Asthma treatment note mentions Dr. Crowley’s expertise and remedies.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Bank of Sullivan will be held at the bank in Sullivan Indiana at 2 o'clock p.m. on the second Tuesday in January 1907. The meeting will include the annual election of seven directors and other business as may come before the meeting. W C Jamison cashier 1931 C L Davis president.
A press dispatch explains Jasonville, the only U S post office with that name, was named in honor of Greene County man Jason Rogers before the town was founded. In 1848 Rogers used Buckallen to move a log building into Greene County and Buckallen wrote Jasonville on a log with chalk, a spur that led to the town’s later plat and name.
Indiana reports its 1906 apple crop near record levels with 4,798,300 more bushels than 1905. Weather soil and better horticulture boosted yields. Greene County led with 390,009 bushels.
Silver Chaney offers farm loans with a 44 percent rate for amounts of $2,000 and above. Loans below $2,000 carry a 5 percent rate.
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