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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
4
Fred B. Lush of Farmersburg filed injunction against Terre Haute Traction and Light Company to stop construction on Kairoad street in Terre Haute. The town board granted a franchise for the line, threatening damage to Lush’s flouring mill on the street.
Four room cottage for rent on South Court Street advertised by Dr J S Murph. Contact details appear in the notice with the listing likeliest to be a local rental offer.
Professional card for a Sullivan Indiana attorney offering prompt legal services in law and probate, collections, and loans with terms described as long or short and easy. Office located on the ground floor of the Sullivan State Bank Building.
Over the past months Dr. E R Riggs has published testimonials from many counties. Dozens testify that teeth were removed without pain and that neighbors and friends are personally acquainted with those who testify.
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly urged strict enforcement of liquor laws and reform to curb Sunday and after hours violations. He linked local issues in Terre Haute to state and national concerns, warning that lax governance harms citizens and investors. Over 3000 attendees applauded his stance.
Dozens of friends insist to you and in newspaper notices that removing broken down diseased teeth does not hurt and will improve health and size.
Physicians insist relief comes only after removing troublesome teeth. They claim no one knows better than doctors about dental issues and urge patients to seek extraction before treatment.
Mrs. Ed Sinclair commends a dentist for removing seven teeth painlessly. She says other extractions have caused pain, but this procedure was smooth and the teeth were particularly hard to extract.
Ground floor entry notes that all unpaid extras using teeth are deducted from the price of plates when made. The fragment lists Davis House Block as the location and mentions a deduction policy tied to unpaid charges.
More than 200 miners in the district walk out affecting the Superior mine near Dugger and the Island City mine over discharge and powder disputes. The dispute at Superior involves a miner's firing. Island City centers on the powder issue. Leadership changes include Cicero West replacing George Hargrove on the district board, with Hargrove set to resume national organizer duties. Former district president Wellington O Conner appointed West to oversee Linton field disturbances.
Merom plans a summer chautauqua from August 17 to August 22 with speeches and choruses. J. L. Pleasant chairs the arrangements committee. Also noted are attending Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs W G Keller returning for the Richard Joseph funeral and several local residents traveling this week.
Notice to citizens of Cuny township Sullivan county Indiana that a male resident over 21 will apply to the county commissioners at the August 1905 session for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The sale location is a front room on the ground floor of a brick building on part of lot 33 in Shelburn described by bounds.
A white male resident of Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana declares intent to apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous and vinous liquor for on premise consumption. The specified premises are in a cement block building front room on ground floor of lot 74 in Merom Town, described as a 20 by 30 foot area starting at the northeast corner.
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