Hard Cider Legalities and Philippine Independence Debate
In a county publican page 19th century notice a discussion covers hard cider legality under prohibition, noting that home production remains legal for personal use. The column then critiques Woodrow Wilson and Democratic policy on Philippine independence, arguing caution and stating the Philippines lack military means to govern alone and defend autonomy.
Christmas Visits and Local Family Gatherings
Clinton residents Ralph Daugherty and Pouse Bausherty spent Christmas with relatives. Darlington hosts Hubert Needham and family visiting Maude Burke. Numerous local couples and individuals shared holidays with kin in Clinton Sullivan and surrounding towns. Daphine Hoesman and Fallis Ward wed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Daugherty
Pouse Bausherty
Clinton
Hubert Needham
Darlington
Maude Burke
George Reynolds
Dueser
Charles Vickery
Lou Copland
Vickery
Grover Vickery
Delno
Jr. W. Daugherty
Carl McKee
Reed Wilson
Jerry Wilson
John Stone
Stoy
E. W. Berry
George Hollowell
Rex
Taylor
James Shields
Graysville
G. T. Carruthers
Laura Coryner
Kathryn Goins
Sullivan
Luther Pifer
Winfred
Palestine
Wm. Reed
Daphine Hoesman
Ed Hoesman
Fallis Ward
Helena Ward
Terre Haute
Arthur Asbury
Grant Mise
Sam Andrews
Luther Borroughs
Frank Robertson
Ernest. Borroughs
Lex Arnett
Gary
Ind
Obituary of Juanita Ault Aged Two in 1920
Juanita Ault born February 12 1918 died December 6 1920 at age 2 years 9 months 24 days. She was cherished by her parents four sisters one brother and many relatives. The funeral notes speak of her kind patient nature and faith inspired by the saying suffer little children to come unto me in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Ault
Heaven
Samuel G. Mahan
Jackson Township
Presbyterian
Fairbanks
Sylvia Medsker
Turman Township
Union Christian College
Merom
George W. Higbee
Sullivan
William S. Baldridge
Farmersbore
Loren McDonald
Bloomfield
Bert DeHart
Fairbanks Township
Washington State
Wabash
Sullivan County
Crawford County
Ils
Richard L. Bailey
Otto Krug
West
Washington Street
Logansport
Grace Eaton
Charles M. Eaton
Sarah Kirkham
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Albert Campbell
Hughie Houston
Vandalia No. 10
Cass Township
W. T. Mellett
Chicago
Grand Lodge of Elks
Springer-Gouchenour Company
James Dodd
Dodd’s Bridge
Paul Beckett
Hymera
Petersburg
Ind
William E. Burton
John McD. Horne
Christian Church of
Baltimore
Fred Engle
Jasonville
William F. Deiss
Haddon Township
Carlisle
William Peterson
Jackson Hill
S. J. Cross
Methodist Church
M. E
Ed Hardy
Betty Powell
the Powell
Jane Pirtle
William T
John W. Cooper
M. E. Conference
Charles Edward Cooper
Harold Statesman
Seattle
Washington
Assassination of Garfield Five Minute Chats headline
Garfield the 20th president aged fifty was shot by Charles J. Guiteau in Washington on July 2. He was removed to Elberon New Jersey on September 6 and died on September 19. Guiteau was hanged on June 30, 1882.
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James A. Garfield
Senate
New York City
Conkling
Pratt
Garfield
Charles J. Guiteau
Washington
Elberon N. J
Guiteau
White House
Congress
Blaine
Capitol
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Albany
Massachusetts
Williams College
Dick Thompson Morgan
Oklahoma
Union Christian College
Merom
Prairie Creek
Danville
Lls
National Bank of
Sullivan High School
Merom Bluffs
Guy Burnett
John W. Burnett
Turman Township
Dugger
Bernice Riggs
Sydney Owen
Tampa
Fla
Princeton
Ivan Ridgeway
Frank Ridgeway
Arizona
Broad Street
Kerr & Murphy
Bloomington
George W. Pirtle
Carlisle
Vernor Johnson
A. J. Sprigler
St. Marys
North Vernon
Ind
Wiley Payne
Shelburn
J. D. Alsman
Haddon Township
Southern Insane Hospital
Evansville
James
William Johns
Wabash River
Fairbanks Township
Marcus Wallace
Hutsonville
Hazelrod family obituary and local 1920 chronology
Henry Augustus Hazelrod born June 3 1844 died Dec 15 1920 at age 76. Married Amanda J Sherman Dec 6 1879 with eight children Elmer Martha William Emery Ella Gessena Maude Pearl. He farmed lifelong retired twenty years ago. Survived by eight grandchildren and four deceased siblings. Funeral at Graysville then Mt. Moriah cemetery. The Local chronology lists deaths marriages and events across 1920 including Garfield era analysis and numerous county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Augustus Hazelrod
William
Sophia Hazelrod
Amanda J. Sherman
Elmer
Martha
Danville
Ills
Emery
Pleasantville
Ind
Ella
Mt. Moriah
Graysville
J. A. Sargent
Hazelrod
L. L. Johnson
A. M. Murphy
Sullivan
Anna T. Hoover
Vincennes
Carliste
Edgar
Linton
Commodore P. Ransford
Fairbanks Township
Terre Haute
William C. Jamison
Dixie Bee Line
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Nancy Cartwright
Samuel Cartwright
Flossie Sims
Dugger
O. P Hendrickson
Edsil Bostick
Sullivan Jee
Ed Kelly
Orville Hale
William Bryson Ridgeway
Leonard Wood
Court House Park
David A. Bedwell
Norval K. Harris
John S. Taylor
Frank Wible
George McDonald
W. H. Poston
Ross Campbell
Ed Douthitt
Obie Brodie
Percy Wolfe
Harper Davis
William Allen Cullop
William L. Sisson
Faye Loudermilk
Harvey Griffith
Grover Hendricks
Ollie Reeves
Great Bend
Kansas
Melissa Sanders
Everett Sander
Hymera
Paul Richmond
Harry Richmond
Claude Daugherty
Jesse Daugherty
Gill Township
Hardy Osburn
Turman Township
Will H. Hays
Presbyterian Church of
O. L. Springer
John W. Lindley
Sullivan Woolen
Martha Scott
Jonathan Scott
James Solly Barcus
Jackson Township
New York City
Cc. H. Stratton
Chicago
Sullivan County
Frank M. Nead
San Francisco
Joshua D. Alsman
Haddon Township
Susan Hutchinson
Jerry Hutchinson
Cass Township
Newspaper Bundle Offer in Terre Haute and Sullivan
The Terre Haute Star and the Sullivan Union advertise a combined subscription deal at one year for four dollars and fifty cents, inviting readers to sign up for both papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Printing at fair prices proves our best line
Our shop emphasizes top value in commercial printing and invites your next order to demonstrate quality and price effectiveness.
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1920 List
Unclaimed letters as of December 29 1920 in Sullivan Indiana post office will be sent to Dead Letter Office if not claimed within ten days. Ladies list includes Anna Brumer Maggie Engle Myrtle Followell Nellie Smith Grace Spence. Gents list includes Prunctu Cates Harland Huff Theodore Krol Harry W. B. Riley and The Lieb Packing Co. Respond with “Advertised” and date advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Brumer
Anna
Engle
Maggie
Followell
Myrtle
Smith
Aliss
Nellie
Spence
Miss Grace
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Ullivan Union
Publican Paper
Robert P. White
Fterea
Sulli‘s
Indiana
Forei
American Press Association
Union
Palmer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Houston
Woodrow Wilson
Phillipine Islands
Japan
Manilla Bay
Spain
Pacific Ocean
Republican Party
James Morgan
Ames A. Garfield
John Hay
Clay Jewell
Aaron Park
George W. Lackey
United Mine Workers
Charles M. Lutz
J. M. Burkhart
Arthur Beck
James Secrest
Bessie Modglin
Jewell
William H. Bland
Benjamin Allan
New Lebanon
Mesha Hamilton
Mary Chambers
Rush Lemen
Anacortes
Russell Thompson
Dorothy Wheeler
Peoria
Laura Heck
Springfield
Ohio
Sarah J. McClure
Henry McClure
W. E. Barco
George Raley
Joseph Hunt
A. A. Cohn
Baptist Church
Greensberry Riggs
Eliza Walters
William R. Walters
Bayard Lang
Ray Bicknell
Sullivan Brush Works
J. B. Miller
Cyrus Pierce
Lansberry Riggs
Charles Barnhart
Ill
William Hoke
Emily Merry
George Spencer
William H. Bledsoe
Smira Thompson Johnson
Roy Reed
Curtis Bridwell
Charles Hartfelter
Center Ridge
Hamilton Township
Charles Myers
Fred
James Kelly
Baker
Nelson Bicknell
Howard Scott
William A. Cullop
Charles Johnson
Matiston
James R. Riggs
Meredith
Emma Eslinger
Levi Eslinger
Homer Eslinger
Jane Yager Hale
Lewis B. Hale
Susanna Gambill
Robert Gambill
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Squire Bedwell
Jefferson Township
Henry Springer
H.l Springer
Crawfordsville
Squire William E. Cowle
Lyle Foreman
Eunice
Judge
Robinson
Big Bend
Bright Light
Riverton
Robert Forsythe
Oak Grove
Frank Gilman
William Morris
Clay City
George O. Miller
Edgar Chambers
Charles Pyles
Thomas B. Springer
Ben Allan
Oscar Engle
V’. Co. Brown
Klondyke
Raymond Snapp
Oaktown
Vincennes Hospital
Mary E. Waggoner
Ed Ward
Frances Hopkins
Rensselaer
Will Thompson
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ollie McCracklin
Joe Garrett
Pauline Batey
Gus Lowry
Martin Myles
Arthur Murray
Lucretia R. Garfield