Assessor Hiatt Prepares List Of Big Property Owners
Consolidated Indiana Coal leads Sullivan county holdings as assessor Frank Hiatt compiles a detailed, card organized register of corporate property and taxes. The article notes improved tax collection, the heavy role of coal companies, and a dust related mine closure near Farmersburg with a knee injury to Vice President David Curry.
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Frank Hiatt
Sullivan
Reading
Hiatt
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Sullivan County
Doctor Cox Sues Ex-Resident Whipps for Six Year Medical Bill
Carlisle December 10 Dr John L Cox of Newberry formerly practicing in Carlisle sues George Whipps now of San Bernardino California to collect a six years back doctor bill with interest Attorney Arthur D Cutler represents Cox against Whipps in the suit filed today.
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Carlisle
Johnl. Cox
Newberry
George Whipps
San Bernardino
Cal
Arthur D. Cutler
Corn Shucker William Smith Sets Day Records
William Smith of Graysville shucked corn in the Wabash bottoms west of town and gathered 127 bushels in one day and 120 bushels the next. He quit work shortly after 4 PM on both days.
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Graysville
William Smith
Wabash Bottoms
Here
Health Coffee Imitation Claims Real Coffee Substitute
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin unveils Health Coffee an imitation made from toasted cereals malt nuts and other grains. Claiming it brews in a minute the product aims to fool experts as a near real coffee substitute.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Shaffer
Congressman Chaney Joins Cannon Committee for Smith Remains
Congressman John C. Chaney served on the committee appointed by Speaker Joe Cannon to accompany the remains of Congressman Smith from Washington to his Murphysboro home. On return to Washington Chaney briefly stopped in Sullivan Thursday morning.
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John C. Chaney
Joe Cannon
Congressman Smith
Washington
Congress
Murphysboro
Chaney
Sullivan
Local Couple Wed in County Clerk Office Ceremony
William G. Chastain and Mrs. Nancy J. Dale, residents west of Sullivan, were married in the county clerk's office on Thursday morning by Squire Kirkham. The groom is 73 and the bride 49, both having prior marriages.
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William G. Chastain
Nancy J. Dale
Sullivan
Squire Kirkham
Jerusalem Chapter 81 elects 1908 officers
Jerusalem Chapter No 81 R A M elected 1908 officers at Thursday night meeting W T Douthitt H P Charles D Hunt K John Ersinger 8S Dirrelle Chaney C of H M A Haddon P S Donald F Basler R A C Roy McClanahan GM 3d W Thames Thompson GM 2nd V Joseph P Duffy GM 1st V T W D Hutchison secretary J M Lang treasurer George W Buff chosen trustee for three years
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Jerusalem
W. T. Douthitt
H. P
Charles D. Hunt
John Ersinger
Dirrelle Chaney
M. A. Haddon
P. S
Donald F. Basler
Roy McClanahan
G. M
Thames Thompson
Joseph P. Duffy
T. W. D. Hutchison
J. M. Lang
George W. Buff
Le Raysville Merchant Endorses Arnica Salve
Local seller O. S. Woolever urges buyers to use Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pile relief. The advertisement claims quick, permanent improvement and positions the salve as a trusted remedy from a well known merchant.
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Woolever
le Raysville
Bucklen
Arnica
Earen
Indiana Corn Growers to Hold State Show with Premier Trophies
The Indiana Corn Growers Association will stage its third annual State Corn Show January 13 to 18, 1908 at Lafayette alongside the Farmers Short Course. Ninety one premiums are offered by manufacturers and dealers, with five silver trophies valued at 1000, 130, 75, 50, and 75 dollars for top yellow corn, white corn, best ear, best hominy ear, and best under 20 year old corn judging. An expert judge will oversee the fair divisions across five sections to ensure broad competition. Premium lists and score cards are available from G. I. Christie, secretary, Lafayette, Indiana.
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Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Johnson County
Vogler
American Hominy Company
Scott
Lafayette
G. I. Christie
Laffayette
Ind
Claude Bell Enlisted in Regular Army At Terre Haute
Claude Bell, 23, son of Joseph Bell of this city, enlisted in the regular army at Terre Haute on Thursday and will be sent to the Philippines. He was formerly employed in a local printing office.
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Claude Bell
Joseph Bell
Terre Haute
Phillippines
Bell
Sullivan lodge to elect officers next Tuesday night
Sullivan lodge No. 263 F. and M. to hold annual officer election next Tuesday. Last meeting Henry Keen and Charles B. Watson received the third degree. Piles, with bleeding and itching, signal systemic disease and may foretell dropsy constipation liver stomach and kidney issues, per Dr Crowley.
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Sullivan Lodge No
Henry Keen
Charles B. Watson
Crowley
Chad
Mine Position Examinations Highlight Sullivan County Applicants
Sullivan county residents wrote on examinations at Terre Haute last week for mine positions including hoisting engineer and bosses. The plan to build a Terre Haute to Hutsonville road aims to secure right of way with Hutsonville crossing the Wabash, reducing distance and cost. An Olney representation is anticipated to push a formal proposition to aid the enterprise benefiting local oil and agriculture regions.
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Sullivan County
Terre Haute
Hutsonville
Wabash
Merom
Olney
Family Ties Span Sullivan County to Phoenix Visit
Lee Botts and Riley Osborne traveled to Phoenix Arizona last week. Viey plans to visit a relative John Rusher who left Sullivan County about fifty years ago. Rusher is Botts’s brother in law and Osborne married Rusher’s daughter. Rusher once conducted business in Fairbanks while residing in the county.
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Lee Botts
Riley Osborne
Phoenix
Arizona
Viey
John Rusher
Sullivan County
Mr. Rusher
Mr. Osborne
Local Man Hugh Headley Returns after 26 Years
Hugh Headley, visiting relatives in the county, has returned to his Shannon County Missouri home. He formerly resided here, and this marks his first visit in 26 years.
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Hugh Headley
Shannon County
Mr. Headley
New Life Pills Promised Safe Relief at Local Drug Store
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy for dangerous deadlock of liver and bowel function. Sells at Joe K Smock & Son’s drug store for 25 cents with money back guarantee.
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Dr. King
Joe K. Smock & Son
Allan Mac Master Returns to Gold and Watches Trade
Dugger reports Allan Mac Master jeweler and watch repairer, long a local craftsman, departed last week for Glenham South Dakota to resume work in his trade.
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Dugger
Allan MacMaster
Glenham
South Dakota
Meeting attendees from Olney Bays Hyatt represented city
A record from a meeting notes indicates representatives from Olney Bays Hyatt attended a city event held at Robinson Monday. The fragment confirms involvement of multiple named entities though details are sparse.
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the Olney
Times
Bays
UP. Hyatt
Robinson ‘Mondi A
Death of James Ray in Dunnville Ulcer of the liver claims life
James Ray aged 34 of Dunnville eight miles NW of Dugger died Sunday at 5 30 am after eight months with liver ulcers. He had recent hospital care in Terre Haute and an attempted operation. Unmarried, he lived with his mother and was active in Odd Fellows and Red Men. The casket was sent from Sullivan to St Charles Kentucky for burial in St Charles cemetery.
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James Ray
Dunnville
Dugger
Odd Fellows and
Red Men’s Lodges
Sullivan
St. Charles Ky
St. Charles
Dugger Journal
Dr. Shoop Catarrh Remedy Mailed Free in Racine
Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offers to mail free trial catarrh treatments on request. The test program shows the value of this scientific prescription widely known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy sold by T B Shaffer.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr. Shoop
T. B. Shaffer
Silver Chaney Farm Loans At Four Percent
Silver Chaney offers farm loans of $2 000 and up at 4 percent interest. Loans below that amount carry a rate of 5 percent.
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Silver Chaney
Suit over diamonds from former suitor at Carlisle
Frank Willis, a prominent Carlisle businessman, sues Mrs. Thomas J Deeble to recover a pair of diamond earrings and a finger ring valued at 100 with damages of 25. Willis alleged he gifted the jewelry before her marriage and that she refused to return it. case heard before Squire W E Cowle and set for trial at 11 this morning.
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Carlisle
Frank Willis
Thomas J. Deeble
Fannie Pearce
Cauble & Walker
Vincennes
Carlisle Brief Item From December Report
Carlisle dispatch notes a brief بن butcher partial line about a plant project and business activity in Bawardsport with limited readable details. The fragment mentions a person named C. T. and a decision or action affecting local commerce and production.
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Carlisle
C. T. Atte. Hag
Bawardsport
Business
They
Spj Purn
Wit
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