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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1913

Page

5

Local Real Estate Transfer and Community Notes

Frate C Liston sold a lot between Crowder office building and Mrs Flora Cavins residence to E A Billman for 2500. Miss Fannie Hughes returned from Chicago and Indianapolis with millinery stock purchases. Street work continues on Crowder street with 415 feet laid sewer from Johnson to Harris. Community notices include visits, meetings, and local social events across Crowder, Indiana and nearby towns.

Fannie Hughes Chicago Indianapolis Frate C. Liston Crowder Flora Cavins E. A. Billman Burrell Dubre Missouri Brotherhood of Churches Marea Fiza Surreils D. Chranicki Monton Ilinois Clive McGuire The Baptist Church Baptist Brotherhood Rush Hunt Dan Ford Moffatt Colorado Horace Burnham Crowder Street Johnson and Harris Streets Wesley Sanders Justice Calverts Court Charles Davis Klondyke Mine Jno. Hunt Memphis Tenn Clyde Hunt

Dr King’s New Discovery Soothes Irritated Throat

An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for throat and lung relief. It claims to soothe irritated throats and stop chronic coughing with a pleasant taste and lifelong use once started, available at the KR Smock & Sous store.

Dr. King KR. Smock & Sous Druerturve

Manager transfers at Western Union Telegraph here

Miss Jessie Opdyke, longtime manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company here, is transferred to Tell City Indiana. Miss Trout will succeed her here in the local post.

Jessie Opdyke Western Union Telegraph Company Tell City Ind Miss Trout

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Norfolk Advertiser

A Norfolk Nebraska ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills from KN. Smock & Son. The writer reports satisfaction with the remedy for kidney trouble and highly recommends its use to readers. The note is part of a medicinal advertorial dated in the era's tone.

Ceydacion I. Miller Norfolk Neby C. & Th.oye Ae Vo Ge Fou KN Smock

This Will Interest Mothers Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children

This advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to relieve feverishness head ache bad stomach teething disorders regulate bowels and destroy worms. It claims to break up colds in 24 hours and notes 22 years of use by mothers. Available from A S Olmstead LeRoy New York with a 25 cent price and a free sample.

Gray A. S. Olmstead LeRoy N. Y

Visit Highlights Siblings and Newborn in Shelburn

Dayton Ohio's Andy Stoody and Lizzie Wilson of Terre Haute visited sister Olive O Neal in Shelburn Thursday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Artie Weaver on the 4th. Mrs. Alva Marts and Ural Trueblood are listed as very sick under doctor care.

R. R Shelburn Andy Stoody Dayton Ohio Lizzie Wilson Terre Haute Olive O’neal Stork Artie Weaver Alva Marts Ural Trueblood

Surprise Your Friends With New Life Pills Ad

Four week regimen promises liver stimulation better digestion and clearer skin with regular use. Begin at once by purchasing Dr King's New Life Pills at Joe K Smock & Sons drug store.

Dr. King New Life Joe K. Smock & Sons Drug Store

Residents Host Guests and Investigate Vandalism

Graysville residents hosted friends last Friday while a visitation was held at the parish. A horse was shot recently near J. D. Ransford’s property and several shots were removed after a veteranrian was summoned. Authorities say every effort was made to aid the animal and assess the incident.

John Herndon Ne Ny J. D. Ransford

Suffering and death over horse sale and local beggar incident

A horse died from blood poisoning after suffering, with Mr. Ransford paying $200.09 for it last fall. A town land syndicate plans a test hole on V A Shiens and son farm east of town. Reports include a Christian church service in Hutsonville and warnings against exploiting calamities by professional beggars.

Ransford Christian Church of Hutsonville T. H. Moore

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warned

Caution against catarrh treatments containing mercury as harmful to smell and the whole body. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is mercury free and works internally. Genuine product, 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials and druggists selling. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Fairbanks Community News Notes and House Farm News

Moving trends mark Fairbanks as properties sell well at the Dickerson sale. Residents relocate with hog deliveries to Will Thomas, farm moves by W. H. Gaston and Will Laughrie, and a 25th wedding anniversary at the Thomas home. A baby girl born to Everett Trueblood brings new joy to the town.

Sarah Strain A. E. Harrison Rogers Farmersburg Iva Munroe James Munroe Fairbanks Mary Dickerson John Harrison Everett Trueblood Sam Riges Terre Hate W. H. Thomas Fairbanks Township Heo Thomas M. A. Rose Jane Lawson C. K. Harrison Chorge Kersey Estal Drake Levi Drake Charles Bostic Charles Morris Chauncey Frakes Jno. Pogue Ira A. Drake Rufus LeHart B. EB. Strain Wil Lester John Metloskey George Fuson Iva Drake Edna Fuson Ethel Jakes Emery Drake Polk Bostick Percy Lester George Bullock Hosea Drake Loren Thomas

Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Mother for Colds

Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri reports Dr King's New Discovery transformed her sick boy to a picture of health. The product is described as safe for children with coughs throat or lung troubles and has a pleasant taste. Sold by Joe K Smock.

Dr. King

Eight Hour Schedule Adopted at Sullivan Post Office

An eight hour schedule will go into effect at the Sullivan post office Saturday requiring one extra clerk. Clerks shall not be required to serve more than eight hours in ten consecutive hours. Sunday workers receive compensatory time off the following week.

Sullivan Post Office

Young horse thief Henry Hayworth sentenced in Terre Haute

Henry Hayworth 18 of near Farmersburg pleaded guilty to horse stealing in Terre Haute circuit court. He admitted stealing horses since age 12 and received a 3 to 15 year term after last theft from Carl Sparks north of Farmersburg. Sheriff Dennis Shea returned him to Terre Haute after arrest in Robinson Indiana. Hayworth, born near Farmersburg, had troubled relations with relatives who were absent when sentence was pronounced by Judge Fortune.

Henry Hayworth Farmersburg Terre Haute Carl Sparks Robinson Dennis Shea Hayworth Fortune

Two Boys Return From Three Month Continental Trip

Ray Curtis and Alvin Hicks have returned home after a three months trip through Colorado Texas and New Mexico. They tramped much of the way and report a number of thrilling experiences.

Ray Curtis Alvin Hicks Colorado Texas New Mexico

Death of Mrs. Milton Badger in Rocky Ford Colorado

Mrs. H. L. Dix of this city reports the death of Mrs. Milton Badger on February 20 at her Rocky Ford home Colorado. She was raised near the Narrows and was aunt to Mrs. Dix and sister of Mrs. Wm. Lawson both of this city. The Badgers moved to Colorado twenty five years ago.

H. L. Dix Milton Badger Rocky Ford Col Badger Narrows Wm. Lawson Colorado

City Council Considers New Sidewalks on Main Streets

In regular session the city council instructed the city attorney to draft an ordinance for new sidewalks on Broad Street from Jackson to Depot Snow Street from Broad to Court and Depot from Broad to the east line of the C E I railroad right of way. Councilmen Reid and McCoy hosted an oyster supper for city officials after the meeting.

Broad Street Jackson Depot Broad Court cUouncilmen Reid and McCoy

New Graysville Postmaster A N L Burton Takes Office

A N L Burton begins duties as Graysville postmaster succeeding Thomas K Cushman in a formal ceremony.

A. N. L. Burton Graysville Thomas K. Cushman

Local church services draw large crowds in Hymera

Special services occur at the Church of Christ with Rev. Ed Dawson of Jasonville and Rev. J W Williams assisting at meetings in Hymera. Gro Williams spoke Saturday and Sunday while others visit relatives and plan for upcoming events as residents travel to nearby towns.

Beijing Church of Christ Ed Dawson

Daily Tacus it inspires morning thought and humanity

A reflective quote urges readers to lift themselves and recognize human dignity as a divine offering to God, attributed to Phillips Brooks, framed as a morning greeting.

Phillips Brooks

Practical Tinware Care and Local Court Note

Instructions on tinware cleaning and rust prevention mention rubbing with lard and heating to prevent future rust. Borax is recommended for stained tinware and for brightening discolored teapots or coffee pots. A Woolwich police court adjournment is noted as the husband serves a fourteen day sentence for an offense.

Symmons Woolwich

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