Local items from Sullivan and Farmersburg mix news and notices
Updates include new Union readers Belle Paulson and Henry Craig, various residents’ visits and moves, business deals such as J. H. Leonard’s purchase of a meat market, and several marriage and anniversary notices. A wind damage incident and Roosevelt White House reception mention frame local reaction and social scene.
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Belle Paulson
Denver
Coio
Union
Henry A. Craig
Coalmont
Ed W. Akin, Jr
Carlisle
George Ringer
Cass Township
C. L. McKee
Palestine
M. V. Asrey
Cuba
John R. Allen
Farmersburg
L. D. Blessing
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Local Socials And Business Notes From Sullivan Area
Corine Smith of near Paxton and Miss Louisa Wolfe of Pleasantville wed by Justice Robert Kirkham and plan to live on a Paxton area farm. Breinig’s Terre Haute orchestra to play at a Sullivan Elks Hall dance with social committee arranging the event next Tuesday. A large mining equipment order exceeding $200 000 to a Morgan Gardener client boosts Lotts salary to 2500 yearly and shifts his base to St. Louis. Other notes: rural route carrier assignment for Farm ersburg with Orville Bennett as substitute, and Will O’Haver resigning from the route.
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Harvey Douglass
Sullivan
Union
C. J. Hays
Howard Sexton
Midland
A. D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Will H. Hays
G. W. Beck
J. S. Mavity
Noblesville
Central Christian Church
Farmersburg
W. P. Whitsett
Los Angeles
Cal
Zoe Chaney
Washington, D. C
St. Mary's College
J. Ed Blume
John S. Bays
California
May Beers
Levi Beers
Bonnie
Emma Montgomery
Mary Asbury
St. Mary’s Institute
James A. Gummerre
Shelburn
Maude E. Love
Terre Haute
Roy Bannister
A. J. Shaffer
L. C. Baughman
Thomas Hopewell
New Lebanon
Ira Jackson Salyards
Anna Duckworth
Justice Kirkham
Ollie J. Kinnet
Miss Lennie,Medsker
Graysville
William Benefield
Miner
Alice Dunningan
Ind
William Pitser
Lee Nixon
Daleville
Warren Watson
Turman Township
Watson
Geo. A. Walker
Kansas
E. F. Walker
Corine Smith
Paxton
Louisa Jane Wolfe
Pleasant‘ville
Robert Kirkham
Sullivan Judge of Elks
Breinig’s
Benette
George A. “Loté
Morgan- Gardener Mining Machine Company
Chicago
Illinois
Lott
St. Louis
J. W. McKinley
Bogle Coal Company
McKinley
Bogle Company
Sparda
Arkansas
Harrisburg
Ills
Edwin Bennett
Orville Bennett
Will O’haver
Tilghman Ogle Wins Politial Action Against Clerk
The quo warranto suit to oust Robert Taylor from Sullivan circuit court clerk and claim all books for Tilghman Ogle was decided in his favor by Judge O Harris. The court sustained the demurrer to Taylor's answer. Ogle awarded $705 and costs. Taylor will appeal to the supreme court.
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Tilghman Ogle
Robert Taylor
Sullivan Circuit Court
Ogle
O. Harris
Taylor
Supreme Court
Jay county’s Ed V Fitzpatrick seeks clerk of the Supreme Court
Ed V Fitzpatrick, Jay county’s first candidate for state clerk, backs his nominating bid with a long record in Republican work and strong local support. Born 1806 in Wells County, he built a career as teacher, merchant, and civic leader, earning renown for honesty and party loyalty. His 1894 campaign showed resilient appeal in a five corner race, and his familiar name across Indiana is paired with a broad network of Republican newspaper friends.
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Jay County
Supreme Court
Robert A. Brown
Fitzpatrick
B. V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Indiana
James C. Hatfield
Bluffton
Fis
Indiane
WV. Fitzpatrick
Wells Eunty
J. D.fitspatrick
Vera - Crus
Fitapatrick Bearaiais
Nens Kirk
Wire
Beth
Jay ‘County
Jiniasy
Brown
Ollie J. Gordon
Carvin
Indiana University
Jim
George
Pete
Liucule
Republican Party
Firepatrick
The
Claypool
Dugger Elects Town Officers in New Incorporated Town
The Saturday election to select Dugger town officers featured two tickets Citizens and People. Citizens ticket won with Ezekiel Duncan, Wellman Lackey, and John Jennings elected as council members in wards one two and three. Nathan Ringo elected clerk and treasurer. New officers assume duties after qualification.
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Dugger
Citizens
People’s
Ezekiel Duncan
Wellman Lack
John Jennings
Nathan Ringo
Big Farm Sale in Gill Township Sets County Record
The 363 acre Gill township tract sold in a landmark county real estate deal. J. ese Ings reportedly sold the property on Saturday. The hermit noting the sale called it the largest transaction in recent county history.
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Gill Township
Sullivan Ministerial Association Reorganized at Methodist Church
The Sullivan Ministerial Association reorganized Monday afternoon during a meeting at the Methodist church. Rev. W. H. Grim served as moderator with Rev. A. M. McGut as secretary. Officers to be chosen at a meeting set for two weeks later.
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Sullivan Ministerial Association
The
Methodist Church
W.H. Grim
A. M. McGut
Perman
Stomach Cure for Cold Advertisement
Stomach cure claims Dr Caldwell’s laxative syrup up Pepsin aids digestion to prevent colds. Recommends hot bath and night rest. sold by Joe K. Smock for 50c and 2.00 with money back if it fails.
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Dr. Caldwell
Rural Route Subscribers Ask For Regular Updates
Rural route subscribers report irregular mail delivery and request clearer notices on changes, routes, and schedules. Local post office officials acknowledge issues and promise improved communication for residents along the rural route.
Minnesota statesman Calls Federal Supervision a Failure
A Minnesota statesman argues federal supervision has failed wherever tried and endorses the efficacy of state laws. He contends states can do what the national government cannot, presenting a challenge to federal authority and a case for stronger state action.
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Minnesota
Government revenue gains in December over prior year
The report notes December revenues rose significantly from the previous December, while expenditures for the first two weeks were about half a million less than the same period last year.
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Inet Bor
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Bdfuogeefes
Paragon Coal Co
Benjamin Davis
Joe K. Smock
Asrey’s
Mr. Davis
Charles Davis
James R. Riggs
James Huntwork
Sullivan County
Charles Shepperd
Jonce Monahan
Wury
Jessie Earnest
Tar Water
Ed Walsh
Brazil
M. McMorrow
Family Sunday
Ira S. Klinger
Lou Whitman
Hot Springs
Ark
Iva Willis
Colo
P. H. Faulx
Farmersburg Baptist Church
Middletown
J. H. Leonard
Simmons Brothers
East Washington Street
Ben Davis
Roscoe
New Smyrna
Fla
W. H O’haver
Post Office Department
R.C. Weber
Olney
Inls
Prudential Insurance
Geo. E. Wheatley
Springfield
Sun
Woodson Moss
Walton
Butler Morris
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Homeaway
Alvin T. Hert
Louisville
Charles B. Landis
Helen Bonnell
National Park Seminary
Crumpacker
J. C. Chaney
Zoe Ethel Chaney
W. R
G. A. R. Post
Lincoln
G. A. R. Hall
Daniel Ohlenschalager
South Eighth Street
George Scheidel
Carl B. Howard
Deel
Ben Cooper
Charles Get
John Shanks
Russell, Scott
Woodson
Mess
Rick
Joe Riggs
Har
Ells Gate
Breinig
Terre “Haute
T. B. Shaffer & Co
Scott Broshive
Til Ogle
Jay
Ed. V. Fitzpatrick
Del
Bev, Fitzpatrick
Star Shoe
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co. Foot-Fitters
North Side
Ea Ong
Mildred
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