Cadillaqua Pageant Plans $100000 Float Parade in Detroit
Cadillaqua workshops craft floats for Detroit summer festival July 22 to 27 costing about 100000. Twenty floats showcase early Detroit history and Cadillac era with forty industrial floats.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
8
Cadillaqua workshops craft floats for Detroit summer festival July 22 to 27 costing about 100000. Twenty floats showcase early Detroit history and Cadillac era with forty industrial floats.
Detroit plans Cadillaqua a free annual water fete July 22 to 27 to mark Cadillac's 1701 founding and showcase the city’s waterways. The event features electric lighted floats up to $5,000, naval parades, speedboat and hydroplane exhibitions, and Belle Isle as a public playground.
Miss Bogpie Colman of Houston Texas visits her aunts Mrs Glidden and Mrs W H Crowder. Mrs Cave Hunter of Cass was called Saturday due to the lines of her sister Mrs Geo Goodwin.
Plant lice or aphids attack many plants and must be killed on contact. Tobacco solutions, especially Black Leaf 40, are easy for small numbers, while kerosene emulsion is the standard spray for larger infestations. Dilute one to nine parts water for most plants, or one to fifteen for tender growth, and spray thoroughly with a fine mist.
Mr and Mrs Ed Joyce of Princeton visited Mr Joyce s mother Mrs Nancy Joyce here this week in a family gathering.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan in Indianapolis has returned home after visiting Krug. Carro has been visiting in Indianapolis with her.
A list of property conveyances showing buyers, sellers, locations and prices including Fairbanks Haddon Oaklawn Shelburn Dugger and Curry parcels with amounts from 10 to 10 000 dollars and multiple 40 acre entries. Notable entries include J W Wolfe to C J Sherman for part of lot 46 in Sullivan at 10 000 dollars and George P Haines to James J Dur ham for 89 acres in Fairbanks at 9500 dollars. Continuous cadence of assignments and real estate figures across towns.
Miss Grace Moore visits Farmersburg. Rev Jacobs preached at Christian church last weekend. Mrs Paul Cushman of Terre Haute visited. Ed Julian of this place called briefly. Jesse Medsker drove local boys to Vincennes. A prophecy of a dry 1912 year is doubted. Mrs Turman returns from Peoria. Farmers work hay wheat and corn between showers. Uncle Eph Thomas shows health improvement.
Mrs J E Bradley and Mrs E McCroskey of St Louis are the guests of Mr and Mrs Paul L Reid at their home.
A dental practitioner touts eight years in Sullivan with thousands of pleased patrons. He invites new patients to be examined free of charge and promises not to rest on yesterday's work, urging readers to come in and get acquainted.
Rev Frank EB Jaynes resigns as pastor of Sullivan Christian church effective August 1. The resignation was accepted by the church board. He began his pastorate last December and plans evangelistic work with gospel singer Harvard S Saxton who aided in last winter's revival.
The city school board awarded a contract for installing lavatories closets showers and other equipment in city school buildings to Earl Clevinger of Muncie for 7339 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Warren and daughter Helen Cora left yesterday for Kennebunkport Maine to spend the remainder of the summer as plans.
Ernest Cowles is listed for an outing at Trinity Springs with local community members planning a day trip. The event focuses on leisure and socializing in a natural setting.
Mrs W W Allen of Boonville is visiting Rev P C Lisman and his wife at their home.
Mrs. Woodson Moss of Winchester Kentucky is visiting relatives here. She will travel to Cleveland Ohio for a visit with her sister Mrs. C W Welman.
Clyde Cadwell of Laporte, visiting his brother R. W. Cadwell, returned home Monday after the visit.
George F. Botts sold his feed store to George Ferree who now runs the business. Ferree has taken charge of operations and ownership.
John M Purcell visited Kokomo on Sunday. Rush Snyder and G J Spencer visited Tom Wheaton and family. Mrs Charles celebrated her 73rd birthday with relatives. T B Tabor will install a tomato cannery this season. Pirtle and Lund shipped 580 sheep and lambs from Paxton to Chicago. Mrs Wash Robbins sold her farm to Francis Walters of Sullivan. W C Jamison sold his Haddon township farm to Charles E Willis. Mrs Martha Brodie is reported improving while her daughter Mrs Wm Graham of Colorado visits. Sullivan crowd included L V Creager C Spencer D Graham Dr Goodman Dan Clark Chas Willis Geo Spencer James Mazon Hal Goodman and Mark McConnell.
The Republican state central committee invites Indiana Republicans to a delegate convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on August 6 1912 to adopt a campaign platform nominate two presidential electors at large and one per district plus two contingent electors and to nominate state offices for the November 1912 election including governor and Supreme Court justices. Delegates are apportioned by county based on 1910 votes for Otis E. Gully and are to meet August 2–5 with district meetings August 5 and 6 and committees to select officers. The call is signed by Fred A. Sims chair and Ed T. Staley secretary.
Henry H. Smith states the report of his withdrawal from the sheriff race is erroneous. He remains a full candidate, subject to the Republican county convention, and his bid continues despite contrary reports.
Mrs Ben Stone and her son Joe Les lie Fort Dodge Iowa have returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe S Reed.
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