Memories of frontier life from Mrs Combes diary
Woman recounts early Indiana life near Dugger with Indians bears and wolves, tutelage of her mother Katherine, and five wars witnessed. She recalls cashing memory across 1812 era and Civil War, family moves, and avoidance of draft searches. She never learned to read.
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Spain
Long life of Mrs Combes contrasts with railroads
Mrs Combes lived 107 years in Indiana and never rode a train or trolley despite near facilities. She avoided travel, attributed to fear and duties, while witnessing trains pass daily. She credited eating two meals daily for longevity, and her husbands used tobacco.
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Washington, Greene and Sullivan
Washington County
Greene
Mrs Combes remembered by tradition and faith
Mrs Combes, longtime Antioch Church of Christ member, would walk five miles to worship each Sunday in early years and never used a sewing machine, preferring handwork with loom and spinning wheel. She once met Senator Voorhees, remained active in sewing without glasses until late life.
Sloan's Liniment for Bumps and Sprains
Sloan's Liniment eases pain from bumps sprains and rheumatic aches. It soothes neuralgia soreness and outdoor work pains with quick penetration. A bottle costs 25 cents at all druggists.
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Sloan
Supreme Court Affirms Weed-Clearing Suit Against Railroad
Champion S Ander son, a Curry township farmer, sued the Chicago Terre Haute & South Eastern Railroad to force weed removal along its right-of-way. Hunt & Gambill of Sullivan filed the case in Sullivan circuit court, which ruled for Ander son. On appeal, the Indiana Supreme Court upheld the ruling, and the U S Supreme Court affirmed. The case originated about four years ago.
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Champion S. Anderson
Curry Township
Chicago, Terre Haute & South- Eastern Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Sullivan
Hunt & Gambill
Sullivan Attorneys
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Neglected Colds Grow Worse
A warning about untreated coughs and throat irritation leading to chronic cough. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey praised as soothing antiseptic relief, easing breathing and fighting germs. Suitable for croup sore throat and bronchial conditions. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Carlisle Building Society Doubles Capital Stock
The Carlisle Building Savings and Loan Association raises its capital stock from $75,000 to $150,000, signaling expansion and stronger financial footing.
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Carlisle Building, Savings and Loan Association
Death of A. J. Hall prominent local landowner
A. J. Hall, Civil War veteran and large landowner in Busseron township Knox county and Sullivan county, died at his home nine miles southwest of Carlisle early Saturday. He had suffered rheumatism for months and is survived by a widow, two daughters and three sons. The funeral was held at Oak town Christian church Sunday.
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A. J. Hall
Busseron Township
Knox County
Sullivan County
Carlisle
Hall
Oaktown
Carter Pleads Guilty in intoxication case
Elmus Nick Carter pleaded guilty in Squire Cowle's court to intoxication and was fined $2.50 with costs totaling $18.50. He paid the amount in full.
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Elmus
Nick) Carter
Squire Cowle
Coal Company to Install Cutting Machines This Summer
The Chicago Carlisle Coal Company plans to install several coal cutting machines in its mine this coming summer. The move will lead to an increase in the number of miners employed at the mine and the operation will be listed as both a pick and machine mine.
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Chicago-Carlisle Coal Company
Verner Starner Returns Home Before New Chemist Post
Gets Good Position Verner Starner son of Mr and Mrs Frank Starner formerly of this city has just graduated in chemistry at Illinois University. He has accepted a chemist position with Franklin McVeagh & Company wholesale grocers in Chicago and will depart today to start next Monday.
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Frank Starner
Illinois University
Verner
Franklin, McVeagh & Company
Chicago
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Cold At Drugeist
Stop That Cough with Dr King s New Discovery. A hacking cough weakens the system and worsens if neglected. The pine balm soothes irritated membranes and antiseptic laxative properties kill germs. Get it today at Drugeist for 50c.
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Dr. King
Junior Order gifts flags to Shelburn schools
The Junior Order at Shelburn presented both local school buildings with a four by six foot American flag and is now mounting them on the flag staffs above the structures.
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Shelburn
Test cash is appealed to the Supreme Court
The state of Indiana appeals against Benjamin B. O'Dell, a Curry township farmer, for not sending his daughter to school. Judge Bridwell in Sullivan circuit court ruled for the defendant. Nicholas H. Davis, county attendance officer, brought the case to test school laws.
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Supreme Court
State of
Indiana
Benjamin B. O’dell
Curry Township
Bridwell
Sullivan
Nicholas H. Davis
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Relief
An advertisement claims constipation causes dull skin and pimples. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild bedtime laxative to produce a full morning movement and improve energy, urging readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Dugger Man Enlists and Heads to Mexican Border Duty
Lawrece A Vaughn of Dugger enlisted in the United States Army at Terre Haute last week and was sent to Jefferson Barracks where he will be assigned to duty on the Mexican border.
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Lawrece A. Vaughn of
Dugger
United States Army
Terre Haute
Jefferson Barracks
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for colds relief of fever headaches stomach issues teething problems and worms in children. Promises 24 hour relief with 25 cent price and free samples, mailed from Le Roy New York.
Receiver's Report in Crowder v Heinen Trust Distribution
Noticed by receiver in Sullivan Circuit Court in cause TH9ST Crowder et al v Lerman Heien et al. that receipts and disbursements are filed and a court order for distributing remaining trust funds will be considered after March 6 1917. Creditors and claimants must file by March 12 1917 or be barred.
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Ben CC. Crowder Et Ale
Lerman Heien
Sullivan Circuit
J. H. Crowder
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator
Presley M. Self named administrator of the estate of Nemeth W. Self of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. Chaney & Ikinman (Attorneys) handle the matter. First insertion February 28, 1917.
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Nemeth W. Self
Sullivan County
Indiana
Presley M. Self
Chaney & Ikkinman
Appointment of Administrator for Mary J Lewellyn Estate
Isaac H Kalley named administrator of the estate of Mary J Lewellyn late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased The estate is stated as solvent First insertion February 14 1917 3t
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Mary J. Lewellyn
Sullivan County
Indiana
Isaac H. Kalley
Flood Sufferers Fund Claims Notice in Indiana Court
Marion Circuit Court in Marion County Indiana takes jurisdiction over flood relief funds for victims from March and April 1913. Claimants must file by May 1 1917 using blanks from the Indiana Flood Sufferers Fund Trustee or Clerk of Court. Multiple Indiana counties listed for blank procurement.
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Perry
Owen
Wayne
Jackson
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