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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
4
The Sullivan City Council adopts a street cutting ordinance requiring deposits to cover excavation costs, removal and repaving with original materials, barriers during work, and a sixty day inspection period. It outlines fines for unlawful digging and requires publication in the Sullivan Union from February 16 to 23, 1910.
Ordinance 11 prohibits cutting or digging in city streets or alleys without a written permit. Applicants file with the City Clerk describing size kind location and purpose. The Committee on Streets and Alleys investigates and estimates restoration costs.
Children who are delicate feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children They cleanse the stomach making a sickly child strong and healthy A certain cure for worms Sold by all druggists 25c Sample Fred Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY
The article reflects on the Sullivan county primary results with many defeated Democrats contemplating losses and urging a Republican vote to secure a new deal. It mentions Gilbert Gambill as county chairman and Col Taylor returning to road work, while Jim Hopewell visits town and the interurban carries passengers.
After adjournment of Congress Senator Albert J. Beveridge will begin a robust reelection drive. He will speak in every county in the state during his canvass.
Congressman Moss of the fifth district campaigns to end free seeds, asserting the cut will occur long before the seeds themselves are removed.
The Terre Haute Spectator argues a real demonstration of the Wabash navigable quality will persuade government aid. It condemns old political log rolling and says a business case could secure a favorable appropriation. It notes prior spending, cites Perrysville as head of navigation, and highlights Terre Haute bridges boosting headwaters. Mr and Mrs Byron Frakes return to reside after a Texas stay.
Eighth grade hosted a successful reception for the high school with Miss Penrod assisting. Toasts honored Penrod Loughead Haddie St. Clair Ora Hunsucker Edna Bubenger Mildred Kemp and Forrest Furry. Several students plan to move to Sullivan or Merom and others to Illinois. A Farmersburg basketball loss 25 to 23 preceded by Friday night games. The physical culture class meets Fridays under Penrod.
Miss Kate Blue visited friends in Jackson Hill on Monday and Tuesday. Several from Caledonia and Farnsworth shopped in Sullivan on Friday. Box supper at Farnsworth schoolhouse tonight for the school fund invites all ages. Multiple locals visit relatives and neighbors across Caledonia Sullivan Farnsworth and Cass with dinners, visits, and errands noted.
An old kept advertisement extols Allen's Lung Balsam as effective for deep seated coughs colds and bronchitis and urges widespread awareness noting its simplicity safety and reliability.
The family extends heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for aid during illness and the interment of their husband and grandfather. Mrs. Perry Brown Miss Daisy Brown and Mrs. W. I Pitser express gratitude as they note Selma Alabama as the winter plan for Miss Pitser.
Joe K. Smock & Son promote Hyomei as a complete 1.00 kit for catarrh with an inhaler and antiseptic eucalyptus formula. The ad guarantees money back if not cured, claims relief in two minutes for sore throats coughs and colds, and offers free samples from Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo New York. MIDNA Dyspepsia remedy also backs money back and 50 cent large boxes for quick relief.
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