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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
2
Fish and Game Commissioner Sweeney publishes a concise chart explaining state fishing and hunting laws. It covers seasons and bag limits for quail, grouse, wildfowl, rabbits, squirrels, woodcock, and game fish, plus fines for violations and enforcement efforts.
Albinus H. Whitsett and Ralph C. Whitsett through Bays and Bays filed in the circuit court a suit against A. H. Whitsett Coal Company and Wade H. Ford seeking appointment of a receiver. They allege insolvency and unpaid purchase of property from Charles C. Heisen in May 1906 for 38.80. Judge Henderson will hear the case in chambers tomorrow.
A promotion invites readers to mail for samples and a free book on dyspepsia heart and kidney troubles. It claims symptoms reflect deeper causes and emphasizes treating inside nerves to restore stomach heart and kidney vitality. Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin bills Restorative as unique for internal nerve support.
Albert Hubble expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind assistance after the loss of his barn by fire. The note thanks the community for support during a difficult time.
The report notes O. B. Harris has an office in the Giti zens' Truat building, highlighting the location for official business and administrative matters.
James Baker by his next friend Jacob Baker files a $10 000 damage suit in circuit court against Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co for injuries received while employed there. The county docket lists 11 coal company damage suits for trial next session. A suspect in a petty larceny case from Citizens' mine awaits circuit court action after a preliminary hearing. Dr Crowley notes treatment insights on addiction and claims recent cures.
A number of Turman township farmers formed a Threshers Brigade and bought a threshing outfit. They will conduct threshing on a cooperative basis, claiming half the usual price per bushel and quick service. Members include Will Benefield, Dr J L Durham, Bell Durham, John Green, Mrs T J Mann, O I Collier, W J Medsker, Kern Medsker, Ed Turman, Ed Eno, William Gray, Warren Watson, and Hank Pounds.
Lightning damaged the residence of George Bledsoe in Cass Wednesday morning leaving the family shocked. A nearby barn owned by E. Sevier near Farnsworth was struck days earlier. Sevier, inside the barn, was rendered unconscious for a time.
The ladies of the New Lebanon M E church announce an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday evening August 3. Proceeds will go toward the parsonage fund.
The May health report lists 37 county deaths, 16.5 per 1000, with 2 still births. Ages span under 1 year to over 64, with causes including pulmonary consumption, diphtheria, whooping cough, pneumonia, diarrheal disease, grip, cancer, and seven violent deaths. The Southern Sanitary Section records the lowest death rate, a contrast to usual Northern leadership, and the state totals note 180 violence deaths including 13 murders, 36 personal crisis, and 181 accidents.
W E Farris, former E and T H agent in Carlisle, was selected by General Superintendent J O Crockett as a Frisco and E T H delegate. He will join Train Master J O Bell and Auditor F R Austin in a Chicago meeting with Rock Island and Frisco officials to draft a new rules set for agents and conductors. W B Biddle of the Rock Island Frisco systems will preside, guiding a 13 member committee.
Advertises Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation as a stomach and kidney friendly coffee substitute. Promises flavor matching Old Java and Mocha using toasted cereals, malt, and nuts with quick one minute preparation. Sold by T. B. Shaffer.
Crowder plans a garage on State Street renting autos for any duration. Two large touring cars for six passengers will shuttle to any destination with hourly Merom trips during the Chautauqua. Crowder supervises one car. son Max runs the other.
The Belmont the largest steamer on the Wabash and a frequent caller at Merom and Riverton sank at Vincennes last Wednesday. The hull began leaking and the owner delayed repairs. The vessel will be raised.
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