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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
6
Inferred Misread Elements in Re vack Geass
The fragment suggests a misread line about inferred elements in a case labeled Re vack geass. It lacks clear names, dates, or places, making precise identification difficult and emphasizing reading errors over facts.
Oldest Bank Notes From China Predate Christ Era
A historical note states that the world’s earliest bank notes were issued in China 2897 years before the Christian era, marking an ancient milestone in monetary history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Col Asbury Will Disposes Of Estate In Idaho Probate
The will of Col Alexander P. Asbury who died at his daughter Mrs. Geo Gritton's home in Eagle Idaho has been filed for probate. The 1902 document was written by Asbury and witnessed by E H Asbury and J T Asbury with two codicils dated 1909 and 1913 attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Asbury
Alexander P. Asbury
Geo. Gritton
Eagle
Idaho
David Giles
Mr. Asbury
E. H. Asbury
J. T. Asbury
Court Orders New As Sess ment In Drainage
Court orders new assessment after finding drainage commissioners failed to set a full damages and benefits amount. Report sent back for new plans and specifications and another assessment. Includes details of related legal actions and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cooper
Walter Cooper
Bridwell
William Sisson
Frank M. Cunningham
William H. Jones
Mr. Jones
Sheriff Hale
William Boles
Mary E. Boles
Graysville
Charles E. Boles
John A. Greene
Hurley Milam
Glenn Milam
Asbury Estate Division and Related Local Proceedings
A probate notice describes the Asbury estate plan with widow receives share after son Raymond reaches majority, then remainder divided among living children. if a child died, their heirs inherit. $100 bequest to Wobart A. Gritton noted as namesake and crippled mother. J Lester Ashbury acknowledged $1,000 share in codicil. Estate includes ten shares in Citizens State Bank for Farmersburg. Colonel’s holdings previously converted to other securities. Other items include a divorce dismissal, partition of real estate with appointed commissioners, and sale petitions variously noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
George Gritton
Two Sullivan County Men Seek Clemency in Pardons Board
David E. Cummins of Shelburn and Don McCammon of Sullivan have filed clemency petitions. Cummins, convicted December 1918 in burglary, is in the state reformatory under a 2 to 14 year indeterminate sentence. McCammon, convicted February 4, 1910 for rape, is in the state prison at Michigan City. The alleged crime occurred in Sullivan County and the case was moved from Greene County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
State Board of Pardons
David E. Cummins
Shelburn
Don McCammon
Sullivan
Greene County
Freene County
Cummins
State Reformatory
McCammon
Michigan City
Mrs Emily Brookbank Returns From Clinton Visit
Mrs Emily Brookbank has returned from a visit with her nephew Charles Brookband at Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Brookbank
Charles Brookband
Clinton
Local town notes and oddities from a bygone day
A quirky roundup recounts a chiropodist misidentity and a corn doctor, Constable Si Plum’s swift inquiry, and a fugitive last seen toward Gosport. Also noted are Deacon Ebbersole’s gin loss replacing it with grape juice, and a Bryan portrait removed after fifteen years. Surviving relatives and local incidents fill the page with era’s small tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Plum
Gosport
Deacon Ebbersole
William Jennings Bryan
Squire Hartsock
Dick Bledsoe
Ed Bivins
Ed Bascombe
Ridge Cemetery
Baie
Perry Marlow
Walter Marlow
Harve Marlow
Sullivan Moose Lodge
Frank Marlow
Chiropractors Promise Relief Through Vertebral Adjustment
The piece argues that vertebral subluxation and nerve impingement cause disease and that chiropractic, via precise vertebrae adjustments, can remove the root cause. It claims chiropractic is not a cure‑all but uniquely effective, urging readers to visit a chiropractor for a personal evaluation.
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James J. Whitney
Col
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Nest
S. E. Lindley
Louis Myer
Carlisle
George
Weaver
Maudie Weaver
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Raymond Aland
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Bill Blithers
Eli Perkins
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Love Ann Long
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R. N. Sutton
Washington, D.C
Bertha Brown
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Chas. Arthur Woodard
Joe R. Woodard
Josephine Woodard
J. P. Wilkey
Jont Scott
A. G. McNabb
Mary S. Hanchette
William Hl. Bland
Bloomington Star
Chas. W. Johnson
Linton
Indiana
R. W. Cadwell Music House
Briscs
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Davis Bros
East Wash Street
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UTE
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Jack
John Deere Tedder
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