Indiana Judge Rules Saloon Business Has No Legal Existence
Judge Samuel R. Artman of the Boone county circuit court ruled that the saloon license is invalid, stating the state cannot grant a license to sell intoxicants. He asserted the liquor trade has no inherent legal existence and endangers welfare, barring license issuance despite statutes. The decision, known as the Tenth Ward Case, drew cheers from temperance leaders and remonstrants alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Artman
Boone County Circuit Court
Artman
Indianapolis
Lafayette
John Kealing
Kealing
Supreme Court
Tenth Ward
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
Albert Solton
Schuyler Young
William J. Trefz
Marion Circuit Court
Hell
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra Co vows his 20 years in California bring no relief from burns sores wounds boils and cuts until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures every case. Joe K. Smock’s drug store guarantees it for 25 cents.
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California
Charles Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
Joe K. Smock
Fairbanks Mutual Telephone to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fairbanks Mutual Telephone company will be held in Fairbanks, Indiana at 2 o'clock p m on Tuesday March 5 1907 for the election of directors and other business. President Ww. H. Thomas and Secretary S. Lester will preside.
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Supreme Court of
Indiana
Supreme Courts
States
Supreme Court of the
United States
Fairbanks Mutual Telephone Company
Fairbanks
Ind
Ww. H. Thomas
S. Lester
Sullivan County
Wanted An Old Line Life Insurance District Manager
An old line life insurance company seeks a district manager for the territory with a permanent profitable position. Experience is not required. For particulars address W. D. Kerlin supervisor of agents Gen. Delivery Sullivan Ind.
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W. D. Kerlin
Gen. Delivery
Sullivan, Ind
Sullivan merchants bar sugar sale at five cents a pound
We the undersigned merchants of Sullivan will sell granulated sugar at five cents per pound until further notice. THOS DAUGHERTY, ROY COWLES, P L REID, H EL DUTTON, RUDDELL BROS, OSCAR RICH.
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Sullivan
Thos. Daugherty
Roy Cowles
P. L. Reid
H. EL
Dutton
Ruddell
BROS
Oscar Rich
More Rock Roads Planned in Jefferson Township
At the county commissioners February meeting R L Bailey was named engineer with James Cleveland and Homer Carrico as viewers for rock road projects pushed by William Colvin and William Hamke. They will report at the March term on costs benefits and damages with expected summer construction. the Olvin road starts at George Unger’s farm and runs southeast about one mile and 500 feet to the Jefferson line. The Hamke road begins near Dennig Hine’s end of a rock road and extends half a mile east to the Jefferson line. These roads were ordered June 6 1904 but delayed by funds. Carlisle News.
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R.L. Bailey
James Cleveland
Homer Carrico
Wm. Colvin
William Hamke
Commissioners Court
Olvin
George Unger
Forty Fence Posts From A Sassafras Tree
J S Hinkle of the J J Snyder farm 112 miles north of Carlisle cut a sassafras tree that yielded forty seven foot fence posts after a windstorm. He began Feb 1 and soon produced a large pile of posts, unusual for the species. The butt cut yielded 12 posts. Hinkle has 55 years experience making posts and rails and says he has never seen such a yield from a sassafras before.
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J. S. Hinkle
J. J. Snyder
Carlisle
Mr. Hinkle
Sassafras
Carlisle News
Knox County Man Weds Jefferson Township Bride
Logan Hollingsworth of Knox county married Miss Ida Bennett daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Bennett in a ceremony Thursday night at the bride’s parents home in Jefferson township.
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Logan Hollingsworth
Knox County
Ida Bennett
Wm. H. Bennett
Jefferson Township
Drug Store Half Interest Bought by Former County Resident
Bert M. Raines, a former citizen of the county, has purchased a half interest in a Terre Haute drug store located at the corner of 6th and Locust streets.
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Bert M. Raines
6Th and Locust Streets
Terre Haute
John Kimberlain Alive Despite Death Reports
A Crawford county Illinois man John Kimberlain is alive and in poor health. He owns 1,000 acres along the Wabash river, valued around 50 per acre, plus over 15,000 in personal property. He is a bachelor with potential heirs Frank Kimberlain of Gill township and sister Mary Kimberlain Haggard of Morgantown.
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John Kimberlain
Crewford County
Mary Kimberlain Haggard
Morgantown
Crawford County
Wabash River
Hiatt
Indiana Stone Quarries Pushed for Panama Canal
Representative Chaney urged the Panama Canal commission to consider Oolitic limestone from Lawrence and Monroe counties Indiana. He said the stone suits the locks and dams project and will pass water and heat tests as required.
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Washington, D. C
Chaney
Indiana
Panama Canal Commission
Lawrence
Monroe
Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Canal Commission Has Promised Mr. Chaney
Mr. Chaney
Child Burns From Spilled Hot Water Incident
Eva McKinley a 10 year old girl on north State street suffered a painful scalding from spilled hot water Tuesday of last week. Her sister carrying a cup to her ill father accidentally spilled it on Eva. The burn was painful but not serious.
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Eva McKinley
H. C. McKinley
North State Street
Spencer Trustee Returns Home After Operation
Frank Spencer trustee of Jefferson township passed through Sullivan Thursday morning on his way home from Indianapolis where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. He is nearly well, though effects of his sickness remain evident.
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Frank Spencer
Jefferson Township
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Spencer
Dagger Journal Bought by Former Sullivan Democrat Editor
The Dagger Journal has been purchased by R. M. Shirey, previously associated with the Sullivan Democrat. He is a capable printer and expected to run the paper with hustling effort.
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Dagger Journal
R. M. Shirey
Sullivan Democrat
Shirey
Trouble at Shelburn mines prompts district review
Board member Moore of Terre Haute visited Shelburn last Wednesday to address coal loading issues at the Keystone and Kettle Creek mines. Operators complained about impurities and the matter was sent to district officials. Also, an eye test hook notes Dr. Crowley offering precise eye measurements and glasses ground to order.
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Moore
Terre Haute
Shelburn
Keystone
Kettle Creek
Crowley
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Diamond
Stiors
London
Eng
E. R. Riggs
A. M. Timmis
Mgr
Davis Hotel
Citizens’ Barber Shop
Citizens’ Trust
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
North Entrance
J. R. Riggs
C. H. Edwards
F. R. Perkins Sec’y
Treas
Cvs Cc
L. Davis
D. Edwards
A. E. Hazelrigg
W. C. Jamison
J. Re Ri
Joe K. Aacween
A. White
Trust Department
John Kim Berlin
Craw
Ford County
L. A. Stewart
West Washington
C. F. Briccs
Office Briggs Building
Walter N. Thompson, M. D
Dr. Shanklin
Citizens’ Trust Company
H. Edwards
Buff & Stratton
Attorneys-at-Law
East Corner Public Square
C. A. Price
Notary Public
Shaffer
West Side
W. Lindley
Attorney-at-Law
Douthitt & Haddon
National Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Isaac H. Kalley
ttorney-at-Law
Sullivan State
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Sullivan State Bank
Wm. H. Bridwell
Over Peoples State Bank
A. &. McNabb
Citizens’ Trust Co
Beasley & Brown
Sullivar
Coffman
East Side Public Square
Rm Pe
Douthitt
William B. EpMonp
Wood & Edmonds
Attorney At Law
Tula
Muehler’s Drug Store
North Side
C. Hunt
Goodman’s Clothing Store
W. L. Laurent
Real Estate and Insurance
Shelburn, Ind
Chaney & Chaney
Rule’s Jewelry Store
Fenton
Attorneys AT Law
Northside Public Square
Thornberry
Co. BE. Walston
Thornberry & Walston
Insurance
South Side Square
Joseph M. Webb
Sullivan, MD
Undertakers
McBride & Bile
David Crawley
L. J. Pyles
McKinley & McBride
D. Crawley
the Undertaker
Dr. King
Peter F. Hopewell
Sarah F. Hopewell
I. H. Kalley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Irenies W. Burkhold VB
Geo. W. McCreery, Et al
John T
Sullivan Cire Court
Daisy M. Crocker
Tilghm
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