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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1904

Page

4

Insurance and Abstract Man Seeks Sullivan County Work

W H Hill Jr announces candidacy for business in Sullivan county pending voters’ decision. He invites patrons to visit for services and notes customers sleep well. phone 144. Additional items discuss Senator Fairbanks wavering on VP nomination and Hay pushing US stake in war in Asia to limit hostilities.

W. H. Hill, Jr Sullivan County Dear Union Ripper Lang Miller Merit

Standing Candidate for Business Thanks Voters in Sullivan Co

Card thanks Sullivan County voters for support during the primary and canvass. The writer pledges to remain a standing candidate for business and to continue securing loans on real estate, providing insurance protection, and offering reliable abstracts.

Sullivan Co Wa. H. Hi, Jr

Expressions of Thanks and Other Wise

A compilation of thanks from Democratic candidates after a primary, with notes from several figures including Andrew Jackson Rich and H Poston. Letters praise supporters, reflect on campaign efforts, and acknowledge defeats and future hopes in a period tone.

Union Ripper Ward

Neighbor Gratitude for Aid During Illness and Death

I extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who kindly helped with aid and sympathy during the sickness and death of Amy's mother.

Union Amy

Salathiel Boone thanks Sullivan county voters

A card from Carlisle Indiana dated February 16 1904 expresses gratitude to Democratic voters of Sullivan county for kindness and support at the last primary and pledges to deserve their trust and confidence.

Carlisle Ind Sullivan Union Sullivan County Salathiel Boone

Marriage Licenses List

Marriage licenses issued for Charles Banks to Kate Robbins and Robert Lemons to Jennie Smith. Other entries include Ova L Sapp to Alice Hite, Chas E Dudley to Lulia Bedwell, Albert L Bedwell to Julia M Dowe, John L Slade to Maude M Mahan, and Stephen Bell to Louisa Whitfield.

Chas. Banks Kate Robbins Robert Lemons Jennie Smith Ova L. Sapp Alice Hite Chas. E. Dudley Lulia Bedwell John L. Slade Maude M. Mahan Stephen Bell Louisa Whitfield

Mules and Cattle for Sale in Sullivan Area

Seventy five head of one and two year old steers and several good mule teams offered for sale. Also two thousand bushels of corn in crib. Seller: J. H. Lenard, R. R. No. 1 Sullivan. 30-tf.

J. H. Lenard R. R Sullivan

Vandalia Line Ticket Offices Serve World’s Fair Info

The Vandalia Line ticket offices function as free information bureaus for the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. The bureau is in Cerre Haute Indiana at 668 Wabish Ave, led by D. B. Steg. A “Hgoma” token from St. Louis is noted.

St. Louis Cerre Haute Ind Wabish Ave D. B. Steg Tooklet

Heber Edison Motion Pictures Impress Cincinnati Audiences

Notices praise the Heber Edison Motion Picture Entertainment at Heck's Theatre and Auditor ium for a 100th Columbus show with vivid scenes from Faust Trip to the Moon and other features. Reports from the Buffalo Courier and London Times note excited crowds and dramatic visuals including battles and stunts. Tickets for a February 24 event at the Bass Auditorium listed prices 25 35 and 50 cents.

Cincinnati Heber Edison Heck’s Theatre Enquirer Grand Heber-Edison Columbus Ohio State Journal R. C. Heber Buffalo Courier Pekin China Faust Herman the Great Barnum & Bailey Bowser Niagara Falls Rapids Brooklyn Bridge London Times Albert Edward England Queen Alexandria Roosevelt McKinley Mike Casey Roquoise

Plant descriptions of evergreens from the Boston Post

The article catalogs pine and spruce features such as White Pine needles in a bundle and cone thickening at the top, Search Pine with two bluish green needles, Austrian Vine with two long needles, Norway Spruce with large hanging cones, Hemlock with small hanging cones, Larch with clustered needles and deciduous cones, Red Cedar with bluish berries, Arbor Vitae with flat branches and few cone scales, White Cedar with multi seed cones, and Pitch Pine with needles in threes.

Boston Post

Self Help Lessons For Children In Work Ethic

The text argues middle class discontent stems from pampering children and dependency. It promotes early training in age-appropriate tasks to foster self help, self respect, and self control, framing work as a blessing and a path to happiness. It echoes Tennyson on self knowledge and reverence.

America Tennyson

Famous tomb epitaph quoted from multiple historical figures

The sentiment attributed to Stephen Grellet, Sir Rowland Hill, Edward Courtenay, and the Earl of Devon appears on the latter's tombstone. It states a vow to act kindly in this life since one cannot pass this way again.

Stephen Grellet Rowland Hill Edward Courtenay Earl of Devon

Debtor Count Refuses to Settle Half of Debts

In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, Count Boylon de Bakkovisnek confronts Weedthy as he demands payment of half the owed debts. The exchange highlights tensions over financial obligations and family ties.

Weedthy Boylon de Chicago Tribune

Must Go Abroad. American Knowledge Shines Abroad

Town Topics notes a perception that free Americans are those who know more about other countries than their own, suggesting global awareness despite domestic limits. The remark highlights a pride in intercultural literacy and curiosity about world affairs.

Wot In His Line Incomplete Clerk Dialogue

Fragmentary exchange showing an employer mocking a new clerk Wes as unsuitable for a political job. The clipped lines imply tension over competence and wrong fit in a work setting.

Wes Dudge

Real Estate Transfers Listed By Abstracter W H Hall Jr

Samuel Harding transfers to Lucy Harding Lots Dugger for 1800 dollars. Sarah Bennett to William and James Beard land Curry township 1600. John Walters to Jon R Baker land Cass township 2500. Wilson Johnson et al to Dawson G Banks lot Farmersburg 60. Alex Snow to Magnus R Jones lot Sullivan 600. Snow to Greer Wilkinson lots Sullivan 2000. L A Stewart et al to Wm T Stewart lots Sullivan 200. Cerena Wall to Chas A Beck land Jefferson township 600. Geof Royster to John S Nicholson lots Sullivan 225. Phebe Brown to J R Whalen land Haddon township 2400. DL Hopewell to Sarah E Owens land Curry township 1100. Evan Bedwell to Panhandle Coal Co land Jefferson township 682. Frank Chambers to Panhandle Coal Co land Jefferson township 420. Orlie H Burton to DJ Terhune land Cass 210. Samuel Bujan to DJ Terhune Jana Jefferson 560. S M Patton to Anna Patton lot Hymera 100. Anna Patton to Tillie Patton lot Hymera 200. Morris Ungerer to Leven Arnett land Haddon 200. Jane Shivers to Charles F Shivers land Jackson 200. Cyrus Lane to E L Woolford land Jackson 855.

Samuel Harding Lucy Harding Dugger Sarah F. Bennett William and James Beard Curry John W Walters Jont R Baker Cass Wm E Johnson Et al Dawson G Banks Farmersburg Alex Snow Magnus R Jones Sullivan Alex. Snow Greer Wilkinson L A Stewart Et al Wm T Stewart Cerena Wall Chas A Beck Jefferson Jana Jefferson S M Patton Anna Patton Lot Hymera Tillie Patton Morris Ungerer Leven Arnett Land Haddon Jane Shivers Charles F Shivers Land Jackson Cyrus Lane E L Woolford

Non-Resident Notice State of Indian As Sullivan County

The notice announces non resident status details in Sullivan County with references to state authorities and jurisdiction. It notes the involvement of Indian affairs and local administrative actions affecting inhabitants and land or tax matters.

the Union Sullivan County State House Sullivan Coustys Hannah B. Mathes Indiana James A. Payne, Jr

Public Sale Near New Lebanon by J H Leonard

J H Leonard offers for sale at his farm two miles south of New Lebanon on Monday February 29 1904 at 10 a m a large mixed lot including 75 head of cattle 20 head of mules 15 horses 40 hogs several hundred bushels of corn farm implements household goods two wagons three sets of harness a gasoline engine and pump jack together with terms cash for small sums and credit for larger sums with interest and notes secured by freehold mortgage.

New Lebanon J. H. Leonard

Public Auction At Mary E. B. Daviss Farm Dugger

One day sale at her farm one mile west of Dugger on Monday February 29 1904 starting at 10 o'clock A M. Items include three horses two milch cows calves one wagon buggy and harness household and kitchen furniture and other small items. Cash for sums 5 and under. Nine month credits with note for larger amounts. No removal until terms are met. Auctioneer R F Knotts.

Dugger Mary EB. Davis R. F. Knotts

Difference in health shown by color and Dr King’s pills

One was pale and sallow the other fresh and rosy. Blushing with health comes from Dr King’s New Life Pills which stimulate lazy organs to aid digestion and prevent constipation. Only 25¢ at Joe K Smock’s druggist.STANT RELIEF Coughs Croup J B Shaffer Co.

Dr. King Joe K. Smock

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. R. Nesbit Fairbanks Russia Japan Hay United States Billy Mills Andrew Jackson Rich The Turnbull Canary Lang, Walters, Hunt, Beasley & Co Information Bureau Banking House A. Miller E. Jennings Russell E. Ward Democrats H. Poston Hank Poston W. Willis W. Gambill H. Lovelace Jimmy Orr Josh Chas. Beasley Albert L. Bedwell Julia M Dowe St. Louis World’s Fair E. E. Muehler North Side Square W.H. Hall, Jr Vardiman Jewell Samuel Douglas Isaac H. Kalley Samual Douglas Sarah A. Douglas Elizabeth McDonald Berson Dourlas Lidia A. Chestnut Adaline Chestnut Hannah Anderson Benson Douglas Preston Douglas Nancy A. Ward John Douglas Sarah E. Anderson Eliza J. Slader John McMickle William Hazelrigg Sophronia Booker Hansbury Murphy Devisees Leratees John W. Hazelerigg John W. Hazelrigg Elizabeth Hazelrigg Gary Wilkinson Hansford Reed John Reed Frank Hazelrigg Alice Timmons Charles Hazelrigg Raymond Hazelrigg Capitola Hazelrigg Anna Hazelrigg Cary Hazelrigg Floyd Deal Walter Kennett State of A. D Robert Taylor I. H. Kalley W. R. Nesit Nolse Vincennes Paxton Et Eeee Shelburn Ar Terre Haute Soutin Sound Amiam la Terre Haute OL Shelburn Eee Paxton Sues Er Aad Chamberlain William A. Girard Pease T. B. Shaffer Croup J. B. Shaffer& Co
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