Sullivan Union announces local paper details
The Sullivan Union states it is the county’s only Republican paper since 1866. Subscription rates are listed in the issue, with publishers Dirrelle Chaney and R. P. White. It notes it was entered as second class matter July 1, 1878 at Sullivan Indiana post office under congressional act of March 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
William Allen
Bryant
Poe
Messrs Hunt
McCarty
Gwin
Public sale notice of Turman Township real estate
The outbuildings are on the real estate sold subject to public highway rights. Terms are cash. The trustee Homer H. Arn ett reserves the right to reject any and all bids. First insertion December 15, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Arnett
Turman Township
Ring Out Wild Bells at Sullivan Watch Night
The Martin County Tribune notes Sullivan’s watch night in 1916 with Charlie Hunt to recite Ring Out Wild Bells at midnight. The piece hints Hunt’s rise amid local politics and jokes about civic leaders in Sullivan and nearby towns as the year ends and the 23rd year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Court House
Charlie Hunt
Tucker
Tennyson
Charlie
Alicetown
William H. Vollmer
Shoals
Fane Ciwin
Martin
Spencer
George Griffin
Patricksburg
Washington
McCarty
Zanzibar
McKittrick
Greene County
William S. Slinkard
Sloan's Liniment touted as universal pain killer
Advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment as the greatest pain killer, claiming easy skin application without rubbing and rapid relief. A Berkeley man credits it with curing neck stiffness after exposure at the Panama Exposition, noting recovery within hours of a second application. Sold at druggists for 25 cents in March 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Mervin H. Leister
Berkeley
Cal
Panama Exposition
New March
Newspaper Offer: The Terre Haute Star and the Union
Both papers priced at 82.50 for one year, indicating a combined subscription deal. The offer targets readers seeking bundled access to local news coverage from Terre Haute publications.
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Terre Haute Star
THE
UNION
LICKSKILLET ITEMS Dances, skunk, and village chatter in 1915
Reporter notes a New Year dance at Bill Baxter’s carpenter shop with J Slivers as fid dler and caller. Local color covers a skunk incident, names townsfolk including Dick Bledsoe, Zeb Hawkins, Uncle Johnny Spruceby, and Ed Giscombe. It reports jokes, a mule sale for $7, a Bryan stance, a spelling bee, and meals with lard and kraut.
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Bill Baxter
J. Slivers
The
Arkansas Traveler
Professor Slivers
Si Plum
Dick Bledsoe
Zeb Hawkins
Johnny Spruceby
Johnny
Uncle Johnny
Chickamauga
Squire Hansford
William Jennings Bryan
Tere
Lilvta Baker
Salina
Ed Giscombe
Hostetter
Armilta Jones
Branny
Hadshell
Cross-Roads
Wbster
Love Ann Long
Peretina Fish
Tina
Hardiner Baptist Church
Bill Blithers
Becky Hansford
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Local News
One hundred dollar reward offered for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co is endorsed by local bank official and promises testimonials. Mall's Catarrh Cure sold for 75 cents. Hall's pills recommended for constipation. James Osburn, Fairbanks township farmer, visited city on business after a Mississippi hunting trip returning with a 200 pound buck head and antlers to mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Fr. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
O. Mall
James Osburn
Fairbanks Township
Osburn
Mississippi
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Loosens Cold Phlegm
Intrusive throat and chest troubles risk serious illness if untreated. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm and destroys germs in the nose and throat. Pine serves as antiseptic and honey as soothing healing agents. Insist on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. 25c at druggists.
Train Schedule Effective June 14 1915 for Sullivan Terre Haute
Effective June 14 1915 Sullivan to Terre Haute trains run daily except Sunday with multiple morning and afternoon departures listed. Sullivan to Terre Haute departures include 5:45 a m and later times reaching 12:00 p m. Terre Haute to Sullivan departures include 4:45 a m through 11:00 p m. Limited trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Notice for Non-Residents in Sullivan Court Case
In Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana 1915 notice to nonresident Rush E Hunt defendant in the case of Kalley administrator vs Hunt. Complaint for suit on note and attachment filed December 8 1915 with an appearance date set for February 21 1916 at Sullivan County Court House. Clerk Charles R Railsback and attorney Walter F Wood. First insertion December 15 1915.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Isaac H. Kalley
Christian Hunt
Rush E. Hunt
Walter F Wood
Sullivan Circuit
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Walter F. Wood
Notice to non residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
Notice to unknown heirs and nonresidents of Indiana defendants in Arnett v unknown heirs quiet title suit. Filing dated November 10 1915 by M A Haddon names heirs and relatives of John Wells George Cavinaugh Richard Ferguson James Ferguson Waymen Ferguson Frederick Ferguson Kate Ferguson Walter Ferguson Laura Ferguson Eliza Wells in Sullivan County Indiana. Case calls for appearance by February 21 1916.
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John Wells
M. A. Haddon
Sullivan Circuit
George Cavinaugh
Richard Ferguson
James Ferguson
Waymen Yerguson
Waymen Ferguson
Frederick Ferguson
Kate Ferguson
Walter Ferguson
Laura Ferguson
Eliza Wells
State
Indiana
Sullivan County
State of Indiana
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
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Yours
Julius Harry Shoe Co
King Green Trading
Imps
Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Horn of Plenty
Ww. Davis
Roperty
Will
Turman
James W. McDonald
Jessie McDonald
Aber Co
Windy
Chambers of Horrors
Nevermore
Hunt
Willie
Martin County Tribune
C.T. Howard
Adiana Veterinary
Parks & Wible
Nan, Indiana
Bloomington Star
Interurban
Lice
Chas. Bradbury
W. Jackson
MONEY
Jo Be
Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Riggs Clay Product Co
Ind
H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
Price & Burkholder
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