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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
5
Ad praising Karpen Leather furniture highlights its design elegance and durable Sterling Leather covering. It asserts the piece never cracks or peels and remains attractive over generations, contrasting with inferior alternatives.
The spring construction mirrors government standard in all upholstery. Each piece bears two trade-marks for protection. Request to view these marks from dealers and avoid unrecognized sellers. Karpen Furniture is guaranteed with money refunded if not as represented.
The advertisement promotes discounts on medium and high grade furniture. It highlights bargains and special inducements across a range of furnishings suitable for Christmas gifting.
The New Elks Hall and Club Rooms in this city are furnished with Karpen leather furniture. This display underscores the lodge group’s commitment to stylish, durable furnishings for its meeting spaces.
Obituaries recall William J Collins born 1866 died 1905 at 39 after teaching and studying medicine in Illinois. He joined the Presbyterian church in Carlisle and practiced in Geneva Indiana before a fatal accident. Also, obituary for David Fry born 1830 died 1905 recalls Civil War service and family survivors with funeral at Bethel church.
A series of legal notices include complaints to quiet title and for partition of real estate in cases of John Walters and others versus John M. Magill and others, Edward D. Thixton versus William White, and Lucy B. Mahan versus Francis A. Goodwin, plus a divorce and custody action for Bertha Cutsinger and Charles Cutsinger, and a petition to sell real estate in the estate of Mary Jacobs. A physician adage for mothers and daughters references Dr Crowley and notes Morgan Third Rail Locomotive.
The Gilmour mine of the Indiana Southern Coal Co uses a Morgan third rail locomotive to haul cars. Motors replace mules for main runs and increase output while the mule remains only for moving cars from rooms to entries. Goodman Manufacturing of Chicago is the selling agent.
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