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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
2
Scott Bros. Furniture Wagon advertises Rex Buggies and furniture while inviting live foxes for a hunt. The notice mentions Old Lead chasing foxes, pups sold by Dan Ford, and local mentions of Willie Shears and Connersville. It promises easy payments and week-by-week balance options.
Ira J. Salyards of Sullivan underwent a medical exam at Terre Haute recruiting station revealing complete viscera transposition with heart liver spleen and lungs reversed. He stands 5 feet 10.5 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds, with normal eyesight and hearing. may be refused by the Army Medical Board and sent to Columbus Barracks, Ohio.
In a recent House session John C. Chaney spoke fondly of Rockwood Hoar a Massachusetts representative who died. He praised Hoars lineage Worcester education Harvard law and service as district attorney and congressman highlighting his moral character and dedication to duty. The speech also notes the post office appropriation bill granting rural carriers raises to 840 annually with promotions for those at 800.
Regular diploma examinations for pupils completing eight years of common school work will be held in the townships on the third Saturday of March April and May. Only eighth year pupils may write. Questions on reading will follow the state course for seventh and eighth years and come from the Indiana fifth reader. Teachers urged to have pupils participate.
An advertisement extols Dr Cald wells Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach liver and bowel disorders claiming many women recommend it. It urges trying the laxative with a money back guarantee and notes Dr Crowley offers confidential treatment and descriptive circulars to those interested.
Trade your old store for a new Acker range at Index Furniture. Neighbors say it is the best value available. Cash or easy payments offered.
The undersigned merchants of Sullivan announce granulated sugar at five cents per pound until further notice. Names include Roy Cowles P. L. Reid H. Eb. Dutton Ruddell Bros Oscar Rich.
Turman and Riggs announce relocation from the high rent district citing cost concerns.
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