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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1916
Page
2
The notice promotes Royal Baking Powder as a means to bake bread biscuits and cake with no hand mixing or sweat. It promises cleanliness facility and healthful food and offers full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook book gratis to any address.
Sullivan Indiana two men John M. Gilbreath and Arlie Story were held after burglaries in Marshall NL. Authorities found $38 cash a new pocket knife and a pint of whiskey on Gilbreath and two twenty dollar bills stolen from J A Morton. Link to Sullivan Illinois bank funds prompted release after verifying they slept at Mrs. Griffiths boarding house.
Chas W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pa severely burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and achieved a quick perfect cure. Sold for 25c at Joe K Smock’s drug store.
The Terre Haute Star reports the Byers fund closed at midnight last Wednesday reaching $1163.11. Sullivan county contributions totaled $436.66, with numerous names and small sums from Farmersburg and Graysville areas listed among donors.
Farmersburg observes Washingtons Birthday with the dedication of its new high school building. The ceremony was led by veterans and the Jr. O U A M chapter. the Farmersburg band played. Speakers included Capt. W T Crawford and Rev Engle, with other clergy presenting on Lincoln and related topics.
A fragmented text compares impoverished soil to impoverished blood, suggesting a chemist could analyze soil to determine fertilizer and a doctor could prescribe tonics or concentrated fat food to restore vitality. It hints at digestion and assimilation issues and side notes the lack of a fat food easily digested.
Promote Scott's Emulsion or Cod Liver Oil as a steady source of nourishment when milk and cream fail. It promises consistent palatability and benefits for wasting bodies in children and adults. A free sample offer is extended to readers.
A damaged clipping lists small sums from residents including Nellie Arnett and Ruth Ingersoll totaling 3 95 from Turman township schools with Miss Maud Arnett and Donal Jewell. Other donors from Graysville contribute 1 50 and grand Graysville total 25 25. The notice also advertises the Hoskins property on South Court Street in Sullivan for sale, a six room house with summer kitchen and cellar, via R E Leach Sullivan or Doug Hoskins Merom Station.
Harmon Aerie No. 996 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles marked its first anniversary with a lively meeting and banquet. About 130 plates served as members and guests enjoyed speeches by W. H. Bridwell, Fred F. Bays, W. E. Woods, and C. W. Welman, who acted as toastmaster. The lodge now numbers a little over 100 members.
Fred F Bays states his bid for Representative in Sullivan County is open for the Democratic primary vote on Wednesday March 7 1906. He seeks the party’s decision to advance to the general election.
The undersigned will sell at public outcry at his home one mile south of Narrows in Fairbanks Sullivan County Indiana on a date to be announced. Proceeds go to the seller. Details and exact time to be provided in future notices.
On Saturday March 10 at 10 a m a sale will offer two head of horses two milch cows a binder new two two horse wagons a buggy with pole and shafts a road cart a mower a corn planter two one horse corn drills a five hoed corn and wheat drill two walking Brown cultivators one Pilot disc cultivator with stalk cutter one two horse wheat drill a combination feeder and harrow for sowing oats a double A harrow a Dandy iron roller hay racks a stalk rake corn in crib threshed oats baled hay and loose hay a corn shelter two sets of harness four breaking plows and other plows one set of farmer s blacksmith tools and many other articles. TERMS OF SALE five dollars or less cash over five dollars a nine month credit with interest if paid at maturity eight percent from date if not paid. purchaser to give note with approved freehold security no property to be moved until settled for. refreshments on the ground.
A candidate proclaims readiness for insurance, real estate, loans and abstracts and asks readers to judge him on business qualifications. He pledges patrons sleep well and seeks support across precincts and townships with greeting of gratitude and joy.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our beloved husband and son. Words fail to express our appreciation. Annie M Nash and Lucie J Nash.
Mr and Mrs William Pogue express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their young daughter Gladys aged 2 years and 1 month.
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