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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
3
Carlos T. McCarty urges readers to welcome the storm season as cleansing and thrilling, noting its dangers are rare and that caution keeps residents safe. He advises staying dry, avoiding barns and tall trees, and enjoying the electrical display with calm and curiosity.
Mrs. Hannah B. Alsop, 73, an original subscriber living east of the city near Mt Calvary church, visited the city Saturday to pay her fiftieth subscription to the Union. Her husband, a Civil War veteran, died of small pox while in service.
Two major closings reported by T. A. Combes. Wallace Springer buys 95 acre farm in Gill township east of New Lebanon from W. R. Willis, former owner Thos. B. Springer. Willis also acquires 160 acres in Jackson township from Dairy Littlejohn for 10 500 dollars.
We note subscription favors from Lilly D. Creager of White River Arizona daughter of William b Creager a former superintendent of Sullivan schools. She is connected with the U S Indian Schools at White River.
Two Indiana newspapers the Sullivan Union and the Terre Haute Daily Star reach a one year sponsorship at 52.50 total. The deal covers print and possible archival access for readers seeking local history and community news.
John Nesbit announces a renewal application to Sullivan County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell and permit on premise consumption of spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors at retail in Jackson township. The described premises lie in a one story frame building with specified ground floor room measurements. First insertion June 7, 1916, 1t.
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