Fairanks C C Brewer Makes Farm Town Trip
Fairanks C C Brewer traveled to Farmersburg on a business trip. A. L. Eisner is listed as sick. Mort Pogue bought a new shotgun. Mr and Mrs Andy Peacher welcomed a daughter. Elva Riggs staying at Madison Drakes. Foxes are abundant. Otto DeBaun reports killing fewer than ten. Rosa Riggs and Rhoda Frakes toured Terre Haute recently and stayed a night due to rain and cold. Pearly Watson from Vigo County visited local schools last Friday. Prof Hall visited Scott City to view the new mine interior. Graysville play drew attendees. Nathan Russell has been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brewer
Farmersburg
A. L. Eisner
Mort Pogue
Andy Peacher
Elva Riggs
Madison Drake’s
Otto DeBaun
Rosa Riggs
Rhoda Frakes
Terre Maute
Pearly Watson
Vigo County
Special Land Buyers Excursion to Greer County Lands
A Frisco System excursion to Greer County Oklahoma and other Southwest lands runs in November and December. Prospective buyers can acquire fertile farming land for one fourth to one tenth the cost of Eastern and Northern lands. Contact R. S. Lemon, Secretary Frisco System Immigration Bureau, St. Louis, Mo, for details and road rates.
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Greer County
Oklahoma
Great Southwest
R. S. Lemon
Frisco System Immigration Bureau
St. Louis
Davis Cafe Candy Sale Near Times Office
A local candy offer from The Davis Cafe described as selling fine Christmas sweets. The note places the shop one door north of the Times office and mentions dates 20 to 31.
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Davis Cafe
Times Office
Union Chapel News From Hunting and Protracted Meetings
Hunting and wood gathering mark the day at Union Chapel. John Ridgeway visited friends Monday as Ellis Jewell traps along creeks and makes furs. Rev. McNaughton continues his protracted meeting attracting much interest. Fred Osburn leaves Friday for a two week visit to the sunny south. Mary Foutz shopped in Sullivan Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wm Lester and James Kelley visited Sullivan Friday.
New Discovery Cures Consumption Claims
A Beall Mississippi resident touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption asserting his wife recovered after four bottles with immediate improvement and offers the druggist guarantee with 50 cent and 1.00 prices and free final bottles.
A Timely Suggestion For Cold Season Remedy
A notice promotes Chamberlain's Rough Remedy as a prudent home cold cure for all ages. It claims prompt results when started at early signs of a cold and notes the remedy is safe for children and pleasant to take. Available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Excursion Rates via Vandalia Line for Holidays
Excursion rates apply on December 24 25 31 1904 and January 1 1904 for travel to all Vandalia Line points and connecting lines within Central Passenger Association Territory. Return by January 4 1904. Inquiries to E A Ford G P A St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Central Passenger Association
Vandalia Line
E. A. Ford
St. Louis
For Sale Deering Corn Shredder in first class condition
Advertises a Deering Corn Shredder offered as good as new not used more than fifteen days. Price is a little less than half the original value. For details call or visit address 2321.
Electric Bitters Promised To Dismantle Troubles
A drug advert claims Electric Bitters swiftly cure nervou ness sleeplessness stomach upsets and kidney and liver issues. It guarantees relief and offers a 50 cent price with a full refund if not satisfied, promoted by Joe WK Sinock a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe WK
Sinock Druggist
Local Voices Stir in North Vernon Area
Hymera Ruth and Ralph Bundy visit grandparents near North Vernon. Mr. Miers of Washington traveled through town Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes. Miss Ellen Harding of Champaign Ill visiting home folks. Rev B F Julian led M E church services Sunday. Jackson township teachers visited Vigo County school Friday. Marie McCord of Rockville spending Christmas here. P R McAnally of Moores Hill College home for vacation. Rev Bundy held quarterly meeting at Fletcher's chapel Sunday. Bert Beasley, law student in Indianapolis, home this week. Prof Will Asbury to give a banquet to his room pupils Wednesday night. Will Beasley, Harold Stutsman and Ray Mahan of Ada Ohio home for vacation.
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John Barnes
Ellen Harding
Champaign, Ill
Marie McCord
Rockville
P. R. McAnally
Moores Hill College
Rev. Bundy
Fletcher’s
Bert Beasley
Indianapoolis
Will Asbury
Messrs
Will Beasley
Harold Stutsman
Ray Mahan
Ada Ohio
Alum Baking Powder List of Alum Based Powders
A reader note explains many baking powders claim to be cream of tartar but contain alum. It lists Band C Clabber Crown Kenton and advises housekeepers that alum is a cheap powder at two cents a pound versus thirty for cream of tartar, with price indicating quality.
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Band
Clabber
Crown
Kenton
Sullivan Public Schools Year to Date Report 1903
The report shows total enrollment 664 with 344 boys and 328 girls on roll at month end, average daily attendance 622.9 and 94 percent attendance. tardiness 55 cases, truancy 2, corporal punishment 3, visitors 65. The monthly ADA is 17 below last month due to a measles epidemic. many primary students are absent with some unable to return because of severe coughing or weak eyes. W C McCOLLOUCH, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. McCollouch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairanks
Prof. Hall
Scott City
Graysville
Nathan Russell
Union Chapel
John Ridgeway
Ellis Jewell
Fred Osburn
Mary Foutz
Sullivan
Hymera
Ruth and
Ralph Bundy
North Vernon
Mr. Miers
Washington
Our Town
B. F. Julian
M. E
Jackson Township
Vigo Co
Report of
Sullivan Public Schools
Shaffer
Foote & Jenks
Lowney’s
Boston
T. B. Shaffer
Bass
Jesse
James
Boston Storm
T. K. Sherman & Son
W .H. Hill, JR
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