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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
7
A long promotional piece argues that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aids expectant mothers by improving health and easing childbirth. It cites Mrs. W. J. Kidder of Enosburg Vermont and advertises a medical book giveaway.
A collage of brief items from Sullivan and nearby towns mentions public library thrift, weather quips, and political chatter. Items include names like Bessie Pea and C. L. V. Tucker, notes on prize fights, editorials, oddball anecdotes, and a long list of names for missed letters advertised.
Eighty tons of baled timothy hay offered for sale from a barn on the seller’s premises five miles northeast of Sullivan. Seller insists on cash for the full amount and allows the hay to remain in the barn until early clover harvest.
Beginning February 15 and running daily through April 30 a special rate applies to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps routes and information contact C C Hill District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Railway 230 Clark Street Chicago.
The Vandalia Line asks all parties seeking information on rates and train times to write to B. Steec Traveling Passenger Agent Terre Haute Indiana for prompt attention.
Mrs John A Lemon one of two women assaulted by James Dillard on November 18 1902 is reported in a serious condition at her home four miles south of Carlisle. The attack shocked her nervous system but she remained brave during the pursuit and lynching of the suspect. Her health and mental faculties have since deteriorated causing family and friends to fear for her condition.
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