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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
8
A jumble of verse and small-town notes covers absurd anecdotes about a plumber, cold weather, aging locals, funny signs, and brief jabs at business and gossip. It mentions Ike Spence, Dowd, Gambill, DeBaun, Ben Davis apples, and John Simpson, with dateless reflections on cold, bills, and aging residents.
A coal mine near Dugger allegedly has burned for 12 years. The note mentions coal brokers missing a lesson and a passerby asking about 52 pieces in housekeeping. Walter Krolikowski filed a habeas corpus case against Sheriff Hale, not to gain a name.
Squire Hansford sent spare ribs to the preacher while Constable Si Plum rehearses an Washington birthday oration. Ed Bascombe sells Elite gum and notes valentines. town gossip covers sales, taxes, a taffy pulling, trades, and a patriotic concert.
Fragmentary note describes lamps overflowing and preference for using oil lamps at night rather than visiting a store. Indicates limited fuel access and household constraints under unclear context.
A chiropractor advertises kidney trouble relief by case analysis and adjustments. H. L. Ramsey D. C. promotes chiropractic care as a method to address underlying causes through adjustments.
No hunting or trespassing notices printed on heavy tag board at the union office. The brief statement indicates warnings posted at the workplace or local facility to deter unauthorized entries. The notice emphasizes prohibited activities and the location of the posted alerts.
Advert says Dr. Wright of Hartford City Indiana pays two to sixteen dollars for complete sets of old false teeth.
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