Prominent Men Endorse Tanlac Publicly Across States
Prominent figures including supreme court judges mayors bankers and doctors publicly credit Tanlac with health improvements. Statements come from Dr J T Edwards Fayetteville Ga ex sheriff Archie R Anderson Harris County Tex W O H Th Pittsburg Tenn and others noting relief from indigestion rheumatic pain and general wellbeing. Tanlac is sold locally through several druggists in Sullivan Shelburn Hymera Dagger and Merom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tanlac
J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
Georgia
Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Mr. Anderson
W. Oh. TH
Pittsburg
Tenn
Tennessee
G. W. de LaPerriere
Winder, Ga
Sec
Winder
de la Perriere
Elmer Morris
Dover
W. A. Wood
Central Graded Schools
C. C. Cooper
Georgia Home Cotton Oil Co
Lawrenceville
S. S. Shephard
Atlanta
George Samuel Riley
Macon
Co. G. Lavender
Williamson County
W. H. Brown
Charlotte Ave
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Protestant Home For Girls
John F. Carroll
Chattahoochee
B. F. Whittington
Rolston
Omaha
Neb
Geo. L. Bedford
Gustin 3Ucon Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
James Taylor
Illinois
Peoria
W. C. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
E. G. Butler
Central Baptist Church of
Muskogee
Okla
R. W. Damon
Tacoma
Wash
C. W. Mangum
Fulton County
J. H. Dunn
Church of Christ
Spokane
G. W. Kyser
W. Std St
Austin
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock
Shelburn
Ao. B. Stark
Hymera
Wint Cummins
Dagger
Quality Drug Store
Merom
J. J. Parker
Former Mayor Recommends Tanlac In Birmingham
Frank V. Evans, former Mayor of Birmingham, and late editor of the Birmingham Age Herald, praises Tanlac after suffering gas tritis indigestion and other ailments. He credits the medicine with rapid relief and reports a sustained recovery noted by Birmingham residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Tron
Frank V. Evans
Birmingham
Evans
Alabama
South
BirminghamaAge- Lterald
S¢Vvants
When the Honeymoon Ends The Mirror Compliments
A witty exchange about marriage ends with a quip on how a wife shows satisfaction. The joke contrasts compliments with questions, suggesting truth emerges as conversation deepens in a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younrham
Oldham
Many Leave For Heated Term Ahead Of Peak Heat
A note warns that many people depart now for the coming hot period, with the implication that those left behind may face higher temperatures later.
Wilson Says League Will Keep U S Out of War
President Wilson asserts the League of Nations will prevent war, a claim that echoes as skepticism rises among the public about purchasing a second installment from the same dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League of Nations
Minds made up quickly due to size of the i
The remark suggests swift opinions form on account of the large size of the item referred to as the i. The phrase implies a strong initial impression influencing judgment. No further context is provided to clarify what the i represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bathers Parade in Scant Attire in Hutsonville and Sullivan
Hutsonville residents object to bathers parading in scant raiment on the streets. Sullivan, ten miles from the Wabash, reports a similar scene stirring local comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
Sullivan
Wabash
Judging the future by the past offers little consolation
The piece suggests that forecasting outcomes from historical patterns provides scant comfort to many people regardless of their chosen paths or circumstances. It notes persistent uncertainty and varied reactions to projected futures.
Head of Household Bears Most of the Bills
The saying notes that the household head typically pays the majority of expenses. It reflects traditional financial responsibility within families and highlights economic pressure on the primary earner.
Time in flight and small town notices mix in a humorous patch
A collage of quips and Eastertime musings reverberates through Hutsonville with jokes about time, autos, garages, soft drinks, bathing suits and local figures. References to Woodrow, Willie, Judge Bridwell, Milo de Venus descendants and local publishers appear in playful, opinionated blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville Herald
Momern
Sullivan
Milo de Venus
the Herald
Coming of the Chau Tauqua Brings War Tax Debate
A lively preview notes private Harris on training camp limits and warns the upcoming chau tauqua will bring speakers from many fields. The piece hints at higher prices due to a war tax affecting everyday items from ice cream to cucumbers amid a summer of economic lectures.
Chautauqua Revered as Public Relief Amid World Struggles
The passage declares that politics and economics will dominate for weeks while the public finds relief in the renowned American institution the chautauqua. It frames the event as a comforting, enduring remedy during troubled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chautauqua
New Bathing Beach Planned on Indiana Side of Wabash
W. T. Mellett, president of the Eagle Island Club, says a popular bathing beach will sit on the Indiana side of the Wabash opposite the Eagle Island clubhouse. Stock demand has surged, with oversubscription under the island corporation. Attorneys Lindley and Bedwell prepare a petition to increase shares after local organizers Hawkins, Gordon, and Mattix pursue preliminary river work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Mellett
Eagle Island Club
Indiana
Wabash River
Island Club
Pot’’ Hawkins
Harve Gordon
Putt
Mattix
John W. Lindley
Charles H. Bedwell
Island Corporation
Putt Mattix
Pop Hawkins
Juvenile Demonstration Ends With Aid at City Park
Master Frank Abell gave a juvenile demonstration at the city park Saturday on the slide and received sand in his differential. On examination it was found he had broken his spotlight and needed transport to the garage in Service Car No. 1 by his son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Abell
City Park
County Officials Allowances List From Sullivan County
Sullivan County financial ledger itemizes allowances and salaries for county officers and staff, including clerks, auditors, sheriffs, assessors, jail staff, and public works. The compiled totals cover multiple departments and districts with numerous named individuals and firms.
Community Thanks for Compassion After loss of Mary Belle Badger
O. P. Badger and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during Mary Belle Badger’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Badger
O. P. Badger
Notice to Non residents in Sullivan County Indiana
The Sullivan Circuit Court September term. Complaint No. 18210 seeks to quiet title to Lot 7 and the south 3/4 of Lot 8 in James R. Reed's subdivision of the north half of out-lot 4 in Sullivan. Defendants John Gilkerson Dora Gilkerson Uriah Gilkerson June Gilkerson Roy Gilkerson Edith Gilkerson Blanch Repark William H. Roark J. Mure ray Burkhart Itta Burkhart May Chambers and Robert Chambers are nonresidents of Indiana and notified of the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilkerson
Dora Gilkerson
Uriah Gilkerson
June Gilkerson
Jtoyilkerson
Edith Gilkerson
Blanch Repark
William H. Roark
J. Mureray Burkhart
Itta Burkhart
May Chambers
Robert Chambers
Hurs & Hays
Sullivan Circuit
Roy Gilkerson
Wdith Gilkerson
State of
Indiana
County of
Sullivan
James R. Reed
Notice to appear in Sullivan County court in 1919
The document cites a court summons for defendants to appear at the Sullivan Circuit Court in Sullivan County Indiana on September 2, 1919 to answer a complaint. It records the clerk David Gill and attorneys Hays & Hays with a first insertion date July 16, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
David Gill
Sullivan Circuit Court
Hays & Hays
Notice to non-residents in Sullivan Circuit Court partition suit
In the September term 1919 of Sullivan Circuit Court a partition action is filed by William F E Ruddell et al against nonresident defendants Theodosia I Cilker Florence M Wilson Harvey W Ruddell Alice M Waldrop Edward M Rich James A Stich Kate Wright Wilbur Gault Bert Higgins Ossie Roger Raymond A Rich Kenneth A Rich Henry Mace Laura Mace Hattie Campbell George Mace Arch Mace Gertrude Trimble Lois Mace Lloyd Mace Frank Mace Walter Newlin Alvin Newlin Lucy Sloan Charles Newlin Belle Wilson Edith Sloan. Complaint No. 18199 seeks partition of described real estate in Sullivan County including multiple Lots in New Lebanon and parts of section 24 township 7 north range 10 west. The filing occurred July 3 1919 with notice to nonresidents and a 1st insertion July 9 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YO. Zalmon Ruddell
Mma Stewart
Elizabeth Mayfield
Nora Hunt
Kate Nasom
George I. Ruddell
Samuel T. Ruddell
SS. Ruddell
Charles P. Ruddell
Theodyusia Cilker
Florence M. Wilson
Harvey W. Ruddell
Alice M. Waldrop
Edward M. Rich
James A. Rich
Kate Wright
Wilbur Trault
Bert Higgins
Ossie Koser
Raymond Andrew Rich
Kenneth Edward Rich
Tienrsy Matec
Lauren Smith
Hattie Campbell
George Mace
Areh Mace
Gertrude Trimable
Leis Mace
Lloyd Mace
Pauline Mace
Frank Mace
Walter Newlin
Alvin Newlin
Lucy Sloan
Charles Newlin
Belle Wilson
Eidith Sloan
J. H. Walley
Sullivan Circuit Court
Theodosia I. Cilker
Harvey MM. Ruddell
Edward MM. Rich
James A. Stich
Wilbur Gault
Ossie Roger
Raymond A. Rich
Kenneth A. Rich
Henry Mace
Laura Mace
Arch Mace
Gertrude Trimble
Lois Mace
Edith Sloan
State of
Indiana
County of
Sullivan
New Lebanon
Thomas Bo Springer
James Mason
Section
Sullivan County
Dpavtid Giles
Kalley
Hannah M. Barnett
William Petersorm
Jannie Flolbert
George GL. Peterson
Mirjah LB. Peterson
Ndith A. McAnally
George Peterson
Roscoe D Peterson
Albert Peterson
Anta Freeland
Fannie Morris
Nora Morris
Clara Adams
Myrtle Ford
Lsidl
Lindley & Bedwell
Sullivan Circuit
Pannie Fhelbert
Thase
Southern Indiana Railroad
David Giles
Circuit Court
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Circuit Court
In Sullivan County Indiana a petition to sell real estate is filed by Tlannah M Barnhart administratrix of Edgar Petersons estate against multiple defendants not residents of Indiana. The land described is one acre more or less and action set for September 1 1919 in Sullivan Court.
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Statte
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Tlannah M. Barnhart
Mdgar Peterson
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Willie
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J. W
Harris
Sullivan Union
F.G.R. Con
Oa Cunningham
Joe R. Loudermilk
Indianapolis Commercial
Same
W. I. Sisson
O. IF. Musselman
W. L. Sisson
Ates “Ye
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Williamson
Briges
Mugene Deitzen
Sullivan Tel
Richard Park
Sal
John Wible
Alva J. Haddon
W. G. Engle
R. . Chambers
Cass
Dorothy McClellan
H. N. Luzader
Wilson, McClellan
Dora Collins
Haddon
Geneva Snyder
J. W. Snider
J. B. Latshaw
Lewis Colvin
Gill
Roy L. Colvin
Bessie Colvin
A. J. Rich
C. Heo
Hoosier Mie. Co
J. W W. Neff
Help Infirmary
Sullivan Co. Water Co
H. Schmidt
Frank M. Dounthitt
Aan
Routt Howl Co
Wilkinson Lumber Co
CG. FE. Davis
Help
Fiord Lamb
Turman & Riges
Dan Ford
Dix Tammber Co
T. C. Woodward & Sons
J. W. Hunt
Wabash Valley Free. Co
Chas. Johnson
Sullivan Tel. Co
Ind
T. B. Hosp
I. N. Botts
Joe IK. Smock
J. H. Neff
Sal. Co
THO
J. W. Lindley
Sal. Co. Attyo
SS. Mahan
Jackson
Eairbanks
Alpha Dekdart
A. B. Davis
Turman
Flora Wible
Hamilton
N. W. Mfe. Co
Wabash Vallee. Co
Wdw
Saime Co
Vans
Weaee
Ray Newkirk
Julian & Son
Poor Jackson
Ashbury Ibros
J. PL. Allen
Poor Curry
R. H. Vancleave
Ben German
J. J. Schuberth
Poor Hamilton
J. T. Usrey
Harry Wagner
Floyd Lamb
M. Eaton
Oswear
Wy Barat Gaota
Hoosier Barsui
the Farmers Store
Dr. Tolliver
J. H. Jackson
Poor Jefferson
W. A. Bailey
Poor Haddon
Clifford Woodard
Poor Gill
Beb. G. R
John Wambaugh
John Nead
Clifford Curtis
Oliver Bedwell
Tra Davis
Tire Bth
Rudolph Tennis
Lawrence Bailey
Summit Gravel Co
Frank Bolenbaurh
George Raines
Elmer Kennett
Tom Sink
S&me
Otto Braner
Nick Taylor
Boyd Riley
Daanak
Marl Graner
Eeee
Thead Vansant
Hubert Shoemaker
Ernest Taylor
My Allen
Abs Dames Turley
Roy Brown
Rere
John McCtoney
John Turley
Steve Sparks
Jennings & McNabb
Wlood & Weeks, Shime Co
Tiersall
Montgomery
Elias Mkilvore
Ralph Wible
Albert Hayworth
Saime
Hang
Win Jennings
Paxone
Fae Si di
L. W. Pound
Fred Resynolds
Cloyd Derbaun
B. O. Drake
W. BR. Meiwinsey
Clifford Church
Samme
Lond Win
Nowlin
Flerbert Dix
Bon Wim
Hayhurst
Tao
Alf Bersom
Geo. McDonald
Ta. Hunt
John Wright
Herman Marts
Harlie Wright
Ross Campbell
Sta Peters
David Bolinger
Guy Osborne
Summit
Tiist
Geo
W. Hampton
John Hampton
Claude Zaaver
Eae
Jas. Lewellyn
Spencer Stone Co
Alva Irvin
Gina Jacob Prose
Sumo
Val. Prose
Tod
Chas. G. Prose
Waidner
Thoburn Clerk
Claude Waidner
Albert Dale
Corney Clerk
Alveyo Irving
Thurman Brodie
John Hart
John Alcore
Stonewall Brodie
Dick St. Clair
von Trudley
Charles Robbins
Dist
Isaac Ineoene
Dale Neene
Same Co
Elmer Uiatt
Cca
Columbus Borders
Frank Shepherd
Sameoo
Charles Curtis
Anthony Alsman
Tom Martin
Pia
Claude Nash
Oto
Roscoe Carrithers
Deluska Vester
Jas. W. Cox
Clark Alexander
Carl Brodie
Will Cartwright
Don Dudiey
Eimer Curtis
Hdw. Co
Gorse Lovelace
Harold Lovelace
Dottorfé
Clarence Bottorff
Dailey
W. Paul Streatton
New York
Versailles
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Hall
Hylan
New York City
Governor Smith
D. J. Kendrick Sullivan
Index Nation Co
Sullivan, Ind
Raedey
William FE. Ruddell
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
William F. Preusner
Oaktown
Freelandville
Elgin
Waltham
Gruen
Theodore Seitz
South Side Square
W. H. Eaton
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