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The Sullivan Union notes subscription prices at one dollar fifty cents per period, outlining the cost for readers seeking ongoing access to the publication.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1906
Page
4
The Sullivan Union notes subscription prices at one dollar fifty cents per period, outlining the cost for readers seeking ongoing access to the publication.
The Washington Herald notes John C. Chaney of the Second district will receive the Republican nomination again. It credits his past victory, party organization, and district labor for building support, arguing his re election is a natural outcome of sustained GOP effort and district devotion.
Fragmentary notice from Pocasset Indiana Territory dated January 6 1906 references H Faith described as first citizen of Sul who wrote about events after midnight and mentions a periodical column and a writer named Sullivan Union.
Prof. H Otho Stone and Miss Kate Weaver wed in the M E church south Roseburg on December 23 1905 Rev H C Brown officiated. Stone teaches in Canyonville public schools and Mrs Stone is a teacher there. They visited Red Hill Oakland and Myrtle Creek before returning to Canyonville and will reside with Mrs F Kimmel. Canyonville Echo Oregon reports.
An 1800s health blurb claims stomach weakness invites disease and touts Dr Caldefell's Syrup Pepsin with laxative claim. It recommends a hot bath and rest for colds and offers 50c and 1.00 pricing from Joe K Smock with money back guarantee.
Oak folding bed set with mirror glass and mattress offered for 18 dollars. Scott Bros at 2313 Scott continues selling affordable furniture in a local ad style.
Lee Evans, born April 25 1868 in Fairbanks Indiana, died January 2 1906 at New Lebanon after a long illness. He left a wife, a son, a sister and two brothers to mourn his departure. Known for a cheerful unselfish disposition, he made many warm friends in the seven years he lived at New Lebanon.
Haynesville Me resident Mrs Jennie Duncan now 70 years old believes she will live a full century. She credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring her vigor. The tonic is advertised as a cure for stomach liver blood and general debility with a 50 cent price and store guarantee.
A local notice outlines updates to dining areas with new buffets and table arrangements. It notes improved layouts for better service and comfort.
The Indianapolis News reports Tom Bridgeman an internal revenue agent at Vincennes Astillery was suspended for sixty days for not properly analyzing whiskey. Representative Chaney pressed for re analysis, Bridgeman was exonerated but lost sixty days pay in the interim.
Prof Hatten dined with the Berry family Sunday. Stoddards from Incca visited Dr and Mrs Stoddard earlier this week. Enders went to Union Cemetery for Dr Jones' appointment. Graysville and Palestine residents visited Merom. A basketball score Graysville 15 Merom 27. Mrs Sprague elected M E Sunday school superintendent. The illustrated lecture by Dr Hammond drew interest. The Aid Societies plan meeting space with Mrs Duffen. Emory Wright's baby is ill.
Mrs C R Walters visited relatives in Sullivan Monday. J Smith Talley gained extra time on coal leases west of town. Mrs Rolla Eaton is sick. Alvin McCammon and wife were in Sullivan Saturday. Trustee Mr Steffy visited town Sunday. A new water tank on the F and T railroad will be finished soon. Teachers will assist with an institute here next Saturday. Dr Walters is adding a new line of drugs. John McCammon hauled hay to Sullivan this week. Mr Ladson and Mr Coffee were in Sullivan Monday on business. Frank Musselman, former operator here, was in town Monday.
Notice states Dr R B Douglas has moved his office from the Johnson and Bolinger block to his residence in the former Nellans and Douglas building.
Record of disbursements made by Frank Spencer trustee of Jefferson township Sullivan county for the year ending January 2 1906 listing payees and accounts.
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