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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
7
An ad urges quick action against winter colds noting they can lead to pneumonia or influenza. It promotes chiropractic care with a free consultation and spinal analysis to prepare for the season.
A series of real estate transfers and mortgage dealings across multiple townships show numerous deeds. Transfers include Hosea Snow to Stein. McClure to Bond. Ruby to Bonham. and Fugle to multiple buyers in Alumbaugh and adjacent additions. Details cover parcels, fractions, ex coal clauses, and life estates, with values ranging from 75 to 6000 dollars and several replat descriptions.
Fragmentary entries show property trades and court actions: Lingsworth $4000 for 28-6-8 acres, 80 at a location. Goodman vs Car Rico with $1000 for near 25-7-8 acres, 21.225 along with 1 by 38 rods. Jonathan Price transfers to Vigo Mining Co a $350 1.17 acre parcel in section 2-6-8.
Fragmentary copy shows Rogie and Litts Way figures amid a local event. The readable portions mention a city area, a race or step sequence, and a serving crowd, with unclear details surrounding the outcome.
In Sullivan Circuit Court, 1920 November Term, Fannie McCammon and others sue Robert A. Sturgis and heirs in a quiet title action on 30.40 acres in Sullivan County Indiana. The filing on December 11, 1920 warns nonresidents to appear by February 21, 1921 to answer or demur. Attorney Walter F. Wood represents the plaintiffs. (3t insert)
An advertisement by Dr Osborne promotes a patented rupture adjusting appliance with a free trial and no payment until satisfaction. It invites readers to visit the 3rd Floor Traction Terminal Building during listed office hours to try the device regardless of current condition.
A cartoon tirade notes marriage as a failure leading some couples to write compromising letters. A Sioux City Journal item surveys wives attempting to reform husbands in the first year of marriage, then trying to prevent further decline. A historic remark recalls the 1759 founding of the first American assurance society for widows and orphans of deceased clergy.
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