Ogle Letter to Santa Seeks Incubators and Clerk’s Key
In a whimsical note to Santa, Lil Ogle requests patent incubators and a key to unlock the county clerk’s office next March. The playful missive blends business ambition with holiday cheer.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
6
In a whimsical note to Santa, Lil Ogle requests patent incubators and a key to unlock the county clerk’s office next March. The playful missive blends business ambition with holiday cheer.
A mix of schoolyard mischief with Billy Jones on a chalkboard confession and a long list of local political references. The column riffs on Democratic and Republican digs, Christmas travel rates via the Vandalia Line, and notices about weather, prices, and civic affairs. It notes short days, upcoming canvassing, and local commerce implications for the season.
The E and T H R Hunter issue travel notes with one and one third fare for round trips to the South and Southwest. Tickets on sale December 28 and 29 for Indiana State Teachers Association events in Indianapolis with 60 day return. Christmas and New Year routes at one and one third fare within 150 miles. Winter tourist tickets to southern resorts on sale through April 30 1904 with return by May 31. Stopovers allowed. For details contact W W Casto Sull ivan and D H Hillman Evansville AGPA.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness and bowel trouble. It claims gentle yet thorough relief and lists a price of 25 cents at Joe K Smock s Drug Store.
The notice advertises quick farm loans with flexible repayment and no heavy red tape. It highlights at home convenience, the ability to pay off early, and the ease of examining abstracts and papers locally to avoid delays.
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