The Sullivan Union Briefs
A clipped local page note lists small items including advertising rates and small notices. Multiple odd fragments reference prices and a Dover item, with no clear full events or names.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1909
Page
4
A clipped local page note lists small items including advertising rates and small notices. Multiple odd fragments reference prices and a Dover item, with no clear full events or names.
Sullivan touts rich agricultural land, rail and shipping advantages, and a strong town. After two poor crop seasons, new spring prospects are seen as key to renewed commercial activity and prosperity for local farmers.
Four room cottage with two closets bathroom and china closet offered. Good farm and fruit value implied. Price cheap. Contact George Scott Shelburn dated 28th.
Miss Maude Gardner of Maplewood New Jersey has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs C H Stratton.
The article recounts General George A. Custer and Sheridan's winter actions against the Comanches at the Washita, detailing the attack on the village, the destruction of provisions, and the fate of Black Kettle and his people, with subsequent searches and escapes involving Forsyth and Stilwell. It also covers Forsyth's siege on the Arickaree river with Roman Nose and a perilous retreat to Fort Wallace.
A Sullivan man recalls temperance laws in another state requiring 300 freeholders to sign liquor license petitions. He notes applicants struggled to reach the quota and some bought cemetery plots to gather signatures, a tactic later abandoned.
Help wanted notice from Krug's Store seeking a permanent housekeeper. Position specifies no washing or ironing duties and is posted under K T Burnitt's name.
The Union office lists land lease blanks for sale. Officials announce availability for property agreements and urge potential buyers to inquire at the office for details and pricing.
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