Roosevelt to Campaign in Indiana for Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge reports Theodore Roosevelt will make a single campaign speech in Indiana for Senator Beveridge’s re election bid. Roosevelt confirmed talks with Beveridge and visitors but offered no fixed date or location for the speech.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Albert J. Beveridge
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Beveridge
Mr. Roosevelt
Foulke
Swift
Indiana
Senator Beveridge
Roosevelt
Wilam Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Lucius B. Swift
Indianapolis
New York
Roosevelt to Speak in Indiana for Beveridge Bid
Chairman Edwin M. Lee of the Republican state committee welcomed word that Theodore Roosevelt will campaign in Indiana for Senator Beveridge. Lee discussed possible travel plans, venues in Indianapolis South Bend Fort Wayne Evansville and a special train if needed. Beveridge is noted as a strong Roosevelt ally with a history of supporting Roosevelt administration measures and policies.
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Lee
Indianapolis
Edwin M. Lee
Republican State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Indiana
Beveridge
Roosevelt
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Shifting Responsibility Draws in Water Bucket Demand
In a humorous exchange a wife asks for a bucket of water, while a husband dodges artistic duty and suggests the person who drew the water should fetch it, highlighting a playful domestic misunderstanding.
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G’wan
Kissology and hesitation in courting youths
A fragment describes a girl feeling feverish over a young man and avoiding a kiss while nearly dazed by fear he will kiss her, capturing a tense moment of timid romance.
Objection Raised Over Bridge Quiet Rule Amid Sentences
Johnson asks about his wife playing bridge whist while Bronson implies Helen would not tolerate quiet partners. The dialogue hints at strategy where a player must refrain to let a partner act, suggesting domestic tensions over game conduct.
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Johnson
Bronson
Helen
PLEASANT SUNDAY VISITS AND LOCAL NOTES
A. G. Cushman and family spent Sunday at Mrs. Eno s. Mrs. Nelle Wasson and daughter Selma of Decatur Illinois returned home with Mrs. Wasson s mother Mrs. Ingersoll. Ham Burton and family visited Emerson Watson. Mrs. Burke visited her son Will. Ross Turman and wife attended the band concert. Dr. Durham and family visited Tom Durham s. Grandma Mann went to Terre Haute for an extended visit. Sheriff Wible traveled through in a big auto. Rev. Bennett to preach next Sunday. Pies of Boyhood promotes health boosting with Electric Bitters. 50c at Joe K Smock & Son s.
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Leslie Shanklin
Chicago
Julius Harry
Ocean Steamship Lines
North Court Street
Walter Mankedick
Abell—Moore
M. E. Church
Richard Park
Blanche Regatt
Crawfordsville
Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Sullivan
Lee F. Bays
Cc. C. Schlichter
Mabel Prose
Columbus
Portsmouth
Walter Scott
Charles Batey
James Sinclair
Trinity Springs
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
A. G. Cushman
Eno
Nelle Wasson
Selma
Decatur
Illinois
Sunday Visits Report From Shiloh and Nearby Towns
Albert Bennett and wife spent Sunday visiting relatives near Shiloh. Ode Booker and family spent Sunday visiting relatives in our community. A very good crowd attended the meeting at Shiloh Sunday. Bro Miller will preach at Shiloh the third Sunday in July. Everyone is invited to come out and hear him. James Boone and wife visited relatives near Hickory. George Bennett and James Land traveled to Dugger and Linton respectively. Nora Neal was in Linton Monday. Rain is widespread.
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Ode Booker
Shiloh
Martin Pirtle
Bethany
Bro. Miller
James Boone
Hickory
George Bennett
Dugger
James Land
Linton
Nora Neal
Ogg Hardee Wedding Attracts Local Visitors
Rev Wininger and part of his family Willard Helen Bertha Ed na Esther Nellie spent two weeks in Shoals with Wininger's 80 year old mother Miss Daisy Howard of Sullivan guests. Charley O Haver Lyons and Frank O Haver Bloomfield attended wedding and church. Gertrude Ogg Gary Indiana arrived for two months visit and sister's wedding. Carl and Mrs Douthitt Carlisle joined the wedding party.
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Wininger
Willard
Helen
Bertha
Edna
Esther
Nellie
Shoals
Mr. Wininger
Daisy Howard
Sullivan
Frank
Charley O’haver
Lyons
Frank O’haver
Bloomfield
Gertrude Ogg
Gary
Indiana
Carl Douthitt
Carlisle
New Lebanon Social Roundup Punctuated By Visits and Dining
Miss Cora Lee returns home from visiting brother Arthur. Uriah Burns and daughter Margaret of Terre Haute visited J. K. Coulson and family. John Allen drove Frank Springer and family in a new touring car. J. W. Hunt traveled to Terre Haute by machine. Local residents attended a Providence ball game. Mrs Will Lee and Mrs Will Stedman hosted a reception for Miss Myrtle Eaton with Maude Bruner Lelia Ruddell Cora Lee Myrtle Eaton and many couples in attendance.
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New Lebanon
Cora Lee
Arthur
Uriah Burns
Margaret
Terre Haute
J. K. Coulson
John Allen
Frank Springer
J. W. Hunt
Providence
Will Lee
Will Stedman
Myrtle Eaton
Maude Bruner
Lelia Ruddell
Tom Hopewell
Henry Dodds
Sam Lee
John Mason
Ed. Arnett
J. S. McNaughton
Mervin St. Clair
Oats cutting and family visits mark local news
Oats cutting is the order of the day with the farmer now. Uncle Francis and Aunt Sarah Newkirk visited their son D. R. Newkirk Sunday. Miss Nannie Ogg married Sunday evening to Mr Hardy of Georgia. Rev Wininger officiated. Rev Wininger and children visited his mother in Martin county last week. Mrs Bough on sick list. Uncle Jeff Jackson's 70th birthday drew 86 friends for a big dinner.
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Francis
Sarah Newkirk
D. R. Newkirk
Nannie Ogg
Mr. Hardy
Georgia
Wininger
Martin County
Bough
Jeff Jackson
Miss Bessie M. Andrews Visits Miss Sallie Springer
Miss Bessie M. Andrews of San Antonio Texas is guest of Miss Sallie Springer. The two were roommates at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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Bessie M. Andrews
San Antonio, Tex
Sallie Springer
Miss Andrews
Miss Springer
The
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Street fair and social visits noted in Stringtown News
Miss Emily Hawtin attended the Street fair at Jasonville last week. Opal Critchfield born Feb 22 1910 died July 9 1910 at four months. The notice lists several visits including Mr and Mrs Dorse Critchfield and Opal, Elza Gambill family, and Mr and Mrs Wiley Miller with various locals.
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Stringtown
Emily Hawtin
Jasonville
Bert Miller
Laura Gambill
Antioch
Dorse Critchfield
Opal
William Moss
No. 9
Wiley Miller
Sullivan
Little Opal Critchfield
Elza Gambill
Ed. Llewellyn
Old stoves wanted at high cash prices by Schmidt and Son
Former Governor and Mrs. W T Durbin of Anderson rode through the city Thursday in a large touring car on their way home from Evansville after a visit.
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H. Schmidt & Son
W. T. Durbin
Anderson
Evansville
Advertised Letters From Sullivan Post Office July 13 1910
Unclaimed letters listed by category in Sullivan Indiana post office include Adama Mrs Julia Goodman Mrs June Humble Miss Emma Shaw Lizzie and Collins Able Farrow June Howell Lewis Kellogg Harry H Lee Joseph Lisman James Mains E D Parks Stanley Peck F B Palm J H Stevenson Newt Walker M F letters require calling out as advertised with one cent due per letter. two weeks remain before Dead Letter Office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Adama
Julia
Goodman
June
Humble
Emma
Shaw
Lizzie
Collins
Able
Farrow
Howell
Lewis
Kellogg
Harry H. Lee
Joseph
Frank Britton
Lisman
James
Mains
E. D. Parks
Daily 7 p.m. box collection at public square and Interurban Station
A notice states a 7 p.m. collection each day from the three public square mail boxes and the box at Interurban Station. The change begins immediately and will continue until further notice.
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Public Square
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Colonel Roosevelt
Ethel Dudley
Bays & Bays
Eagle Island
Riverton
Claude Heiney
Sullivan County Electric Company
Austin Stanbaugh
S. McCammon Street
Ralph W. Cadwell
Cadwell Music Rooms
J. C. Gross
Fairbanks Township
Gross
Lee Goodman
Julius Hatry
Sol Goodman
Norfolk
Joe Duffy
Lucille
E. P. Lacey
E. C. Snarr
West Baden
Lena Curry
Springfield
Ill
VanNatta
Lucille Compton
Fred F. Bays
C. H. Stratton
West Baden Springs
C. D. Hunt
John T
Will H. Hays
State Bar Association
Harry Stratton
Maggie Hereford
Ladies Home Journal
Guy Cushman
Carrie Kivett
C. T. Sherwood
William Lindley
J. W. Lindley
West York
Will Kell
Worden
Walter Thomas
Charles Campbell
Greencastle
Texas
Iva Willis
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
W. B. Creager
Dorothy
Mabel
Los Angeles
Ofe Ee
Mme. Moon
Joe K. Smock & Son’s
Albert Bennett
Pleasantville
Fletcher
GENTS
A. A. Holmes, P. M
Electric Bitters
Poland
China
Charles Lillie
R.D
Oxfords
Fatent Colt
VICI
GUN Metal
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Company
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