White Rose revival notes and local visits
The Morris Chapel revival draws many attendees as Martie Johnson’s children battle measles. Farm stock sales occur on Conrad Friend farm near White Rose with plans to buy a new farm. Local visits include Mrs. Maude Bedwell and Mrs. Goodwin of Atlas. Several residents attend services at Morris Chapel and Storris Chapel.
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Morris Cnapei
Martie Johnson
Mart Burch
Lola
Maude Bedweail
Martin Story
Linton
Ear Shelton
Conrad Friend
White Rose
Tuck Hayes
Wm. Grounds
Goodwin
Atlas
Ethel Strickland
Dana Bedwell
Ivanche Smith
Eunice Story
Adell Story
Storris Chapel
Isaac Harmon
Near Cravsville
Elmer Harmon
Unclear text on animal disease and remedies
Fragmented layout discusses cattle, symptoms like gul ness and constipation, potential infection in a stable and livery barn. Mentions public troughs as hotbeds for disease and notes actions by Theresa Ys and Alec with medicines and preventive care.
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Ini
Local notices and travel plans from Chicago and Indiana
Roger Park of Chicago visits his parents and leads the Wells Fargo Express Company department in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Mellott depart for a ten day visit to Indiana and Ohio with their daughter Mrs Cummings. Mrs H B Hooper travels from Dayton to Oak Towna to visit relatives. Patt Poynter leaves for St Petersburg Indiana on a business mission. The Sullivan Union and The Terre Haute Daily Star each publish one year at $2.60.
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Roger Park
Chicago
Richard Park
Wells-Fargo Express Company
H. B. Hooper
Dayton
Giia
Dear Eaton
Oaktowna
Patt Poynter
St. Petersburg
Ila
Sullivan Union
The
Terre Haute Daily Star
Democrats control the state senate after senator's death
The death of Dr. William T. Gree of Albion creates a one seat Democratic edge in the Indiana senate. Gree represented Noble, LaGrange and Steuben counties. vacancy requires a special election.
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Senate
Indianapolis
William T. Gree
Albion
Noble, Lagrange
Struber
William Sanders Drad dies after illness in Sullivan
William Sanders a well known resident of Sullivan died about nine o'clock yesterday morning at his home in the southeast part of the city. He had suffered a stroke of paralysis and had lived here all his life. He was about 70 years old and a painter by trade. His wife and stepson George Maxwell survive.
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William Sanders
Sullivan
IV. Sanders
George Maxwell
Suipveve
Osburn Purchases Finklestein Oil Interest
Alen T. Osburn, a well known farmer northwest of the city, has bought the Jake Finklestein Oil Company interest via the Allen Osburn lease and will drill another well.
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Osburn Beys
Alen T. Osburn
Jake Finklestein Oil Company
Allen Osburn
Personal notes from Carlisie through regional visits
W J Curtiner and Edley W Roz ers of Carlisie visited Saturday for a Union business call. Curtiner and family left Sunday for Evanston Texas to winter with Floyd Curtner. Biro and Mrs Harbaugh formerly of Danbury Conn visit Mr and Mrs W O Harbaugh. they head to Selina Kansas where Harbaugh will supervise electric power and gas work. Mr and Mrs James Wilkeye on North Broad street are ill. Paul Richmond son of Harry J W Richmond ill with scarlet fever but improved. J Warve Gordon, once very ill, now confined to home with potential pneumonia. Will Dudley of New York visits his mother Eliza Dudley, then Milwaukee for a electrical supply manufacturers’ convention. He plans Chicago and Cleveland visits to brothers Frank and Harry. CG H Phillips of Turmertownship leaves for Pensacola to visit Dr L G Phillips and S M Phillips.
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W. J. Curtiner
Edley W. Rozers
Carlisie
Curtiner
Efonston
Texas
Yeatiinder
Floyd Curtner
Biro
Part Harbaugh
Danbury
Conn
Myre
W. O. Harbeaugh
Selina
Katmsas
Herbrugh
Salina Electri E Power and Gas Company
Marbauch
James Wilkeye
North Broad Street
Paul Richmond
Harry J. W. Richmond
J. Warve Gordon
Will Dudley
New York
Sheriff Tlale Celebrates 30th Birthday With Gifts
Friends of Orville Tlale sheriff of Sullivan County presented him Monday with a German silver sheriff badge and a box of cigars to mark his thirtieth birthday anniversary.
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Orville Tlale
Sulliva County
Paraguay Industry Seeks Perfume Manufacturing Growth
A fragmented note notes Paraguay as an industry to produce goods including perfumes. It mentions World cut policy inconsequential and a focus on manufacturing perfumes with unclear details.
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Paraguay
Unclear text on friendship and emotion
The readable fragments discuss cheerful feelings and a sudden insight awakening a hidden detail in the mind. It mentions the heart rejoicing and natural flow into friendship and benevolence toward someone with a certain status.
King’s New Discovery Endorsed for Coughs and Colds
An old warning advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a genuine healing remedy for coughs and colds. The tonic promises to soothe the throat, improve vitality, and help drive the cold from the system with gentle laxative effects. Aimed at winter illnesses like croup bronchitis and grippe, it urges readers to keep a bottle on hand.
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Pe. King
Dr. King
Aiec- Py Bent
Liebe
Wut
Return visit ends as Mrs Lateris leaves Jeilunopolis
Mrs Lateris of Jeilunopolis, visiting for her parents Mr and Mrs S M Gambin, has returned home. Noi G Treortha Botts, who had been out, is reportedly well.
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Aonan
Hirarch
Iike
Dr Kine's New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
An ad claims lack of exercise causes constipation and fatigue. It promotes Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a non eroding remedy that relieves constipation and improves energy. Priced 44 cents at the druggist.
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Dr. Kine
Bennett's Lotion Sample Offer At Bennosit Pharmacy
Wary Ate. Wanted one thousand people to buy Bennett's Skin Lotion. Free samples offered at Bennosit's Pharmacy to attract customers.
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Bennett
Bennosit
Fur Market Notice by David Kaplan
Hunters and trappers urged to set traps early and bring furs to David Kaplan Nesbit's old mill for top prices. The notice asks locals to spring their furs to him as he is in the market to buy all kinds of furs and hides.
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David Kaplan
David JL. Kaplan
Nesbit
Whip’s Leather Prices Up at Jim Dan Dy Collar Home
Local traders report leather prices rising as merchants at the Jim Dan Dy Collar home near Sullivan State Hank welcome customers. Neighbors are advised to check in first door west of Sullivan State Hank for current rates.
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Sullivan State
Hank
Tur man Township Telephone Co Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting will be held at the High School Building in Graysville Indiana on the day of February 1917 to elect two directors and handle other business. All stockholders should attend. A G Cushman secretary.
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Ngo Cegh
Turman Township Telephone Co
Graysville
Ind
A. G. Cushman
Secraturr
Harness Repair Notice at Sullivan Bank Area
Notice urges early harness repair and oiling to avoid rushed work later. Location cited as first door west of Sullivan State Bank. Mattix & Foster referenced as the notice authors.
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Notich
West Sullivan State Bank
Farm For Sale Or Trade In Clay City Indiana
160 acre farm offered for sale or trade at a bargain. Includes good improvements, near a coal mine, school, church, and gravel road with rural route and telephone. Stock and grain farm priced at 64 dollars per acre. Part payment possible with rent dwelling and time. For details write Box 74 Clay City Indiana.
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Clay City
Indiana
Lost trousers in cold spell near Douthitt's store
Gilbert Gambill offers a liberal reward for the return of his trousers lost Friday evening between J. F. Douthitt's north side store and a law office during near freezing weather.
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J. F. Douthitt
Law Office
Gilbert Gambill
Local Social Roundup in Sullivan Area
Townsfolk and guests gathered across Sullivan and nearby communities this week. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hamet Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cisuvse, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris, Mrs. Dora Taylor and Marie, Miss Maude Boone, Miss Tay Stevens, Charley Moore, Miss Elsie Bareus, Miss Thelma Branson, and Miss Blanche Towns in events at Farmersburg, Mid dletown, Fairbanks, and Shelburn. The Gary Indiana funeral of James R. Allen was conducted in Liberty by Rev. E G Denny.
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Hamet Boone
Sullivan
Gus Cisuvse
Middletown
Floyd Taylor
Ed Harris
Elza Harris
Irs
Dora Taylor
Marie
Richard Taylor
Farmersburg
Lulu Branson
Joe Branson
Maude Boone
Herma Jewell
Jerry Barcus
Thelma Branson
Blanche Towns
Farmersburg High School
Allen's Foot-Base for Frogs Helps War Zone Troops
War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Base powder to shake into shoes and sprinkle in foot baths for troops. Designed to ease tired swollen tender feet and aid walking. Available at druggists for 25e.
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Allen
High School Class Standings and Scores Noted
The list ranks seniors through freshmen by scores with names like Mabel Nowlin Elizabeth Pound and Nelle Moore among top performers. Graysville lost to Carlisle’s high school basketball team at Car.
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Mabel Nowlin
Elizabeth Pound
Luetta Inc
Vern Stanley
Harold Gos
Pauline Piety
Edgar Herris
Ildred Shields
Nelle Moore
Jey Merce
Cassius Bond
Robert Weir
Harold Weir
Opal Laughery
Nellie Phillips
Mabel Medsker
Advertised Werpey Bar fetters and letters discussed
A fragmentary item references an advertised Werpey Bar and letters retained in Sullivan with scattered names and notes. The garbled OCR includes mentions of Glen LTS Tekin Mery Hianley Purben and cryptic remarks about letters, photos, and a favored practical use related to copper mix and gardening tasks.
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Melaes
Sullivan
Glen
Ites Tekin
Mery Hianley
Fieldiess
Laois
Crtlom
Apel Antidrodos
Pengrave
Air 7
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