Purified Blood Testimonials From Fort Wayne Patient
Clarence Cour of Fort Wayne Indiana reports long standing bad blood resolved by Trutona He describes skin eruptions itching poor appetite and bowel troubles before use Now his skin clears appetite returns sleep improves and bowels regulate The advertisement promotes Trutona as a superior blood medicine and lists Chas F Walters Drug Store in Sullivan as a seller.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Clarence Cour
Eureka Street
James T Miller Dies Sudden in Shelburn Area
James T Miller, 35, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his sister Mrs Frank Debusk’s home two miles southeast of Shelburn after a brief illness and recent return to work. He was born near London Kentucky and survived by his father two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm with Rev C A McCullough officiating. Interment Palmer’s Prairie cemetery. He belonged to Loyal Order of Moose Sullivan I O O F London and Jr O U A M Pittsburg Kentucky.
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James T. Miller
Frank Debusk
Shelbburn
London
Kentucky
Palmer’s Prairie Cemetery
Cc. A. McCullough
Fairbanks News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Local social notes report visitors from Terre Haute and Prairie Creek, plus Sunday gatherings at multiple homes. A Terre Haute baseball game notes the Malleable Iron team defeating the locals 11 to 10, with a new scoreboard and upcoming Riverview attractions. Funeral notices include Mrs. Sarah Johnson, 94, buried at Fairbanks cemetery, with survivors listed.
Bolt and Criss to sink coal shaft east of town
A deal is closed for about 160 acres of coal on the Henry Barnhart and Thos. P. Hughes farms east of town. Bolt and Criss plan an immediate shaft to No. 7 vein with a test drill in progress. An oil hole drilled by J. F. Bartel north of Hughes house reveals multiple coal seams from No. 7 to No. 2 with slate between.
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Bolt and Criss
Henry Barnhart
Thos. P. Hughes
Bolt
Coalmont
J. F. Bartel
Dentist displays Civil War diary relic
Dr. Harry L. Stratton shows a diary kept by his father J. P. Stratton during Civil War service. The Union soldier belonged to Co. D, 31st Indiana Infantry, recruited from Sullivan County, and the diary is filled with daily army life incidents.
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Harry L. Stratton
J. P. Stratton
Stratton
Co. D
31St
Indiana Infantry
Sullivan County
Boers Oppose Railways Over Bille Section
The Boers long opposed building railways in Transviral arguing no sect contrivances are mentioned in the Bille.
Surprise 16th birthday party for Ruby Russell
A surprise Saturday night gathering at Alford Russell home celebrated Ruby Russell’s sixteenth birthday. Guests included Fern Criss Irtis Pound Opal Chowning Cla madge Horner Arlie DeBaun Alice Holmes Mary Drake Lois Pound Josephine Hayden Fern DeHart Essie Bicknell Sadie Shelp Celia Ransford Irene Peacher Vernie Hunt Alta Riggs Joy Gaston Artie Nellie Noel Ruby Russell and Harold Johnson Ben Harrison Loren Thomas Elmore Williams Leonard Pittman Rudolph Wernz Jolly Hunt Paul Welsh James Eisner and Egbert Evans.
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Alford Russell
Ruby
Fern Criss
Irtis Pound
Opal Chowning
Clamadge Horner
Arlie DeBaun
Alice Holmes
Mary Drake
Lois Pound
Josephine Hayden
Fern DeHart
Essie Bicknell
Sadie Shelp
Celia Ransford
Irene Peacher
Vernie Hunt
Alta Riggs
Joy Gaston
Artie
Nellie Noel
Elah Thomson
Ernestine Wernz
Hazel Drake
Ola Eisner
Ruby Russell
Messrs
Harold Johnson
Ben Harrison
Loren Thomas
Elmore Williams
Leonard Pittman
Rudolph Wernz
Jolly Hunt
Paul Welsh
James Eisner
Egbert Evans
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice 1920 List
Post office at Sullivan Indiana lists unclaimed letters dated July 21 1920. Ladies Miss Gladies Opal Ellis Mrs C Jakle Mrs Hattie Woods Gents Red Borders Harvey Cooper Harry Dillingham E Ludlow S W West W T Zimmerman A H. Callers must say advertised and state date.
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Sullivan
Ind
Crag
Gladies
Ellis
Opal
Jakle
C. Woods
Hattie
Borders
Cooper
Harvey
Dillingham
Harry. Gearing
E. Ludlow
S. W. West
W. T. Zimmerman
A. H
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer From Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
The Terre Haute Star and The Sullivan Union each offer annual subscriptions at four dollars and fifty cents, a shared rate for readers in their respective markets.
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Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute Daily Star
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West Side
Sullivan, Ind
C. Earl Fisher
Doctor of
Optometry
Seitz Jewelry Store
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Sugar Creek Creamery Co
East Jackson Street
East
Jackson St
Trutona
Shelburn
the Enterprise
Fairbanks
Lizzie Eisner
Janie Boles
Oliver Starkey
Prairie Creek
Pearl Smock
Terre Haute
Alf Russell
Johnnie Johnson
Wayne
Scott Norris
Vigo
Marie Holmes
C. M. Welsh
Crawford-Sullivan County
James J. Drake
Pearly Finton
Stella Gross
Earl Pound
Coal Bluff
Clara Scott
Clyde
Roy Corbin
Johnnie Rusk
James Rusk
Walter DeBaun
James Pittman
Luther Whitlock
Blanche Drak
James G. Pound
Harry Sparks
Sparks
Ellen Randolph
Harmon
Willis Drake
Farmersburg
George Mitchell
Arthur Drake
Harry Reed
Linton
Johnson
Ola Bradbury
E. C. Pogue
Moline-Terre Haute
Ellis Holmes
Varnon DeBaun
Irvin Wright
Artie Wilson
A. E. Harrison
Elijah Holmes
Irtis
Wilmer Chambers
Johnson House
Wilmer
Sarah Johnson
Oliphant
The
Baptist Church
Emma Ransford
Louisa Brewer
Elijah Johnson
John Johnson
Tors
Borgty
Bennett’s Pharmacy
D.C
South Section St
the National Bank
OF Sullivan
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Cincinnati
Dr. Ellis
Maxwell-Brown Shoe
Terre Haute Daily Tribune
Daily and Sunday Tribune
Indianapolis News
Globe Democrat
Sullivan, Indiana
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