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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
8
The Sullivan Union lists subscription rates for one year and six months priced at one dollar and fifty cents. Published by Dirrelle Chaney and Robert P. White.
The Washington Democrat reports ex-Congressman R. W. Miers of Bloomington has left the race. He says he served the people to the best of his ability and that now is a good time for someone else to have a chance. The paper notes he may issue an official statement if he has retired.
Unheralded Democratic candidate Cy Davis arrives from Shoals amid a campaign clash with Bob Miers and Gilbert Hendren. Davis accuses local press of bias while meeting Greene County leaders like Gus Weyerbacher and John Underwood. He vows to win the nomination despite opposition from Hendren and Miers allies.
The Christian Evangelist notes two men named David R Francis. One is president of the World’s Fair, the other a longtime preacher who led Sullivan Indiana church for four years after Newcastle Indiana service. He resigns to enter evangelistic field with strong church backing and praise for his wife’s gifts with children.
An ad argues against health fads urging people to eat well and keep bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills. It promotes quick relief for liver and stomach issues and notes availability at K. Smock's drug store with a guarantee. Also advertises waterproof notices at the Union office for farm trespass posting.
The item list outlines Bald Band Boots for men, Ball Band Boots for boys, Ball Band Arctics for women and misses, and several variants including Felts with buckles. It also mentions Poots and knit Ball Band Boots, Toe Rubbers, and Arctics for men and children with price notes and sizing.
Notice offers a trade of an old stove for an Estate Oak coal stove that can burn for 48 hours on one charge. Trade arranged by MAatTrTix TURMAN & Hace.
North bound E T H timetable lists stations Shelburn Farmersburg Terre Haute and Sullivan with listed departure and arrival times across the route. The schedule shows multiple daily runs including morning and afternoon blocks with corresponding p m times for each stop.
The EO T L and various rail lines publish winter and homeseekers rates for many routes. Indiana and Chicago area events, Thanksgiving fares, and west and southwest specials are listed with sale dates, return limits, and classed tour options. Multiple cities, dates in 1905, and 1906 expiry details appear.
A certified decree from Sullivan circuit court directs a public sale of the defendants interest in lot 59 in Sullivan town. The buyer pays $86 plus costs, with sale at court house door between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the sale day, no relief from valuation laws. Dated November 29 1905. Co D Hunt, attorney.
Levins Knotts is appointed as executor of the Mary Elizabeth Graham estate in Sullivan County Indiana The estate is deemed solvent and the appointment is formalized with the executor’s name and county designation 18 31
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