Attorney at Law Practice in All Courts
The text states a lawyer will practice in all courts of the state and other required courts. His office is in the Citizens Trust Co Building and his business will receive prompt and careful attention.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
8
The text states a lawyer will practice in all courts of the state and other required courts. His office is in the Citizens Trust Co Building and his business will receive prompt and careful attention.
The Sullivan Union, a Republican paper inAlivean Indiana establishes its 1866 origins and 1873 postal entry. Publishers Dirrelle Chaney and R P White list subscription rates and mail classifications with standard post office information.
The Seventieth Indiana General Assembly starts with Republicans in control promising efficiency and economy. Lawmakers pledge reduced payrolls and strict adherence to party promises, signaling a measured, businesslike session aimed at lasting legislative gains for the state.
Republicans propose engrossing all bills on typewriters and photographing each bill for public records. The plan aims to prevent tampering with text and uphold campaign promises as Indiana lawmakers proceed through the next sixty days.
Mrs. Frank Keating visited her mother Mrs. Lou McClain for a few days at the start of the week. Mrs. Osborn Irvin spent Monday with her mother at Merom Station. Mrs. J. W. Canary died of pneumonia at her home Wednesday afternoon with funeral Sunday at the M. E. church and burial at Camp Ground cemetery. Sam Sandusky and wife visited Sullivan on Monday. Chas Prose and wife of Merom visited C. F. Waidner and family Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Saisman and Mrs. Claude Lisman spent Wednesday and Thursday in Indianapolis.
WANTED 1 000 people to buy Bennett's Skin Lotion. Sample free at Bennett's Pharmacy. Hunters and trappers urged to start season early and bring furs to David L. Kaplan at Nesbit's old mill to get the highest prices.
Notice lists free ad up to 3.0 words for trade items through Indiana Trading Central in Terre Haute. A separate notice advertises leather repair and sales offer from Mattix & Foster near Sullivan State Bank. Also a recruitment note from Lincoln Oil Co. seeking salesmen in Cleveland, Ohio.
A purporting home business ad promises easy permanent profit with no risk. It offers to train readers to be their own boss and asks for name address and one reference to contact L Brown at 66 Murray Street New York City.
Daniel Stoops sixty of Hymera was crushed to death by slate in a mine fall. W H Plew known as Bundy of Hymera was injured in a rescue attempt with a fractured wrist a broken leg a crushed side and several broken ribs. Plew wife and four children are ill with measles. Stoops formerly Hymera town marshal.
Cass M E church dedicates and holds a homecoming next Sunday with three services at 10 30 am 2 pm and 7 pm The morning and evening sermons will be by Rev A J Spaulding Farmersburg and the afternoon sermon by Rev W B Niles Hymera Rev W J Williams is in charge Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the singing and fellowship.
Local shop advertises hats including Gage pattern selections with prices listed as five and ten dollar items. The page also promotes Clark's O N T thread Air Float talcum powder aprons gingham curtain serim and assorted fabric and dress goods at discounted rates.
The town of Carlisle urged an injunction to force Dr George Pirtle to lower a sidewalk in front of his office. The Indiana Supreme Court at Indianapolis affirmed the lower court’s decision in favor of Pirtle, after appeals from Bloomfield and Greene county.
Mrs Mary E Boatright departed last night for Cordele Georgia to spend the remainder of the winter with her son Fred G Boatright.
Transfer filed in Cass Township records shows Mary A. McCammon conveying property to Benjamin Figg. Deed details indicate a quitclaim style transfer with dates listed in the docket and the recording by the county clerk.
A clearance sale features coats priced at 6.95 with former prices from 12.50 to 27.50. Garments include fur trimmed and fur collar styles plus some silk seal plush options.
A long list details numerous land transactions in Curry, Gil, Haddon, Jefferson and Jackson Townships, including sales by Sarah Hoggatt, Arthur Cutler, and others, with deeds for acres and lots in Dugger, Merom, and surrounding areas. Local notes mention a lightning rod job, church, social events, store promotions, and a sermon anecdote about giggling parishioners.
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