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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
8
Local notes report continued cornprow ing amid wet conditions. Many residents and visitors are named including Daniel and Morin families, with church and schooling activities at Mt Tabor and Rescue Carruthers visits. Several trips and visits occur around Grassville, Sullivan, and Merom, plus a Fourth of July gathering at Sullivan.
Crops dying presently. Grandma Jewell is very low. Ed Weir and family of New Lebanon visited Sunday. Elwood Crown is ill. Rev. Shears and Rev. Yeager held meetings this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Cy Dass attended Mrs. Davis's aunt’s funeral in Carlisle Sunday. Mrs. Cy Davis returned to work Friday. A cousin, Mr. Licatis, was shot and mortally wounded by Dr. Pirie at Cortiste. The event shocked the community. James Avott and family visited with townspeople near d.afPordsihe on Sunday. A wrest part of the people spent time on the banks of the river Pena. The death at Sullivan was not forgotten.
An itemized Providence brief records an ice cream supper and local social updates. Notable entries include birth announcements for a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Win Wiskey, multiple visits among residents, and hints of a wedding forthcoming.
Rural residents share week long visits among families including Mrs Thomas Keene and Mrs Luther Pigs. Rev Hill preached at Antioch. Grace Keene and Grace Scott visit kin. Mary Case and Grace Lisher attend Antioch church. Will and family welcome a baby girl born June 3.
Sweden experiments with hollow steel spheres for billiards ball production, aiming to adjust ball behavior and durability in competition. The change could affect play dynamics and equipment standards across leagues.
Several residents attended a Sunday gathering at the local place including Ms Thomas and family visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Botts. The storm last week affected nearby homes and a large crew attended services and Sunday School at the town church.
Stratton Company advertises candies perfumes and stationery at retail prices. Shoppers can browse gift items and seasonal selections with a focus on novelty candies and household stationery.
Mrs Lydia Woodard and Chester visit Uncle Ferry clown and wife. Renee Harris and sister Ollie return from Indianapolis where they attended school. Misses Burmett attend the funeral of Mrs Darve Douglas at Corona Sunday. Lou Bragdon and wife in this vicinity Sunday. May and Essie Wilson return from St Louis exposition. Mr Botts of Palmer’s Prance guest of Mrs Artie Plew. Mrs Mina Douglas dies after long illness. Funeral held Wednesday morning at 9 o clock. Interment at Venter.
One black and white spotted hound belonging to John Wilson went missing during a Scott Brothers fox chase yesterday. Reward offered for return of the dog. Corr DROS. No. 9 West Side Square.
Listing announces rental of a timetable location one mile southwest of the court house, offered by AB Thurber. It notes the property will be used by someone unnamed and provides scarce details from the fragment.
Fragmentary item cites Whitman Belt power issue and mentions Mattix Turman and Riggs with a numeric tag 502, suggesting a scarce note on a potential energy or bargaining matter.
The fragment references numbers 4749 and 51 11 which appear with items The pizve Ribbon and Quick asoline Stove. Mentions Martix, TuxmMan and Ricos as associated names in the old ledger style.
In 1992 Western Australia had a population of 58 000 and today it stands at PALA as growth continues across the region.
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