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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
3
A letter recalls a yacht race where Capt Patterson saved a passenger during a turtled yacht. Six of ten boats capsized as wind grew fierce, with swimmers coping in the water. The writer notes a washed ashore camera and praises the grand weather and good health.
A historic inquest record lists commissioner's allowances for various officials and services including coroner P.M. Gambill and C.E. Crawley. Road viewing costs by Billman & Knotts appear alongside payments to J.W. Cambridge W.Sisson and W.A. Bailey. The document notes inquire about train rates and schedules via travel agents for further information.
A vivid account praises a daily 10 o clock parade of horses and costumes. The writer extols wealth perseverance and brains behind the equestrian pageant noting every cage or chariot as a work of art and urging readers to travel miles to see the display.
Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cheap beautifier with rosy cheeks and clear skin, sold for 35 cents at Joe K. Smock's drug store. It claims high cure success with no payment unless cured. Also notes Saliger and Dr Crowley claims for remedies and summer complaint cures in children.
Dr Everett E. Padgett of Carlisle and Miss Teresa Bough of Pleasantville wed at Mt. Pleasantville Church with a large ceremony. The groom, educated at Rush Medical College, will join Indiana Medical College as assistant professor. the bride, a former milliner, is noted for elegance and social charm. They plan to reside in Indianapolis after July 10 at 522 North Meridian Street.
Overstocked on buggies and carriages with a large reduction from five to ten dollars per item. We feature well made, up to date models with new stock and no cheap junk, offering five to ten dollars off on any buggy or carriage in our stock with one exception.
A Wallace’s Circus feature parade highlights superb horses and ponies, with eight Roman chariots and two fours of matched color. The show emphasizes strong breeding, groomed stock, and reliable advertising, promising a high quality display on tour.
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