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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

8

Indiana for Defense Chairman Seeks Preparedness Parade Role

Indiana Republican leader W. H. Hays urges readiness and patriotism as he volunteers to march in Chicago preparedness parade. He recalls Civil War era spirits of Indiana and references landmarks like the Wabash, Lexington, Valley Forge, and Oliver P. Morton.

Indiana W. H. Hays Chicago Indiana Republican State Central Committee Hays Wabash Lexington and Valley Oliver P. Morton

Court approves private sale in Tradden guardianship case

Flora Tradden guardian of Jessie Helen Tradden wins an order to sell real estate at private sale with appraisers Joe T. Akin and Hinkle CC. Hays appointed. Separately the suit of James W. Jones against Thomas A. Combes and Wim. R. Willis is settled and dismissed.

Cicuit Court Flora Tradden Jessie Helen Tradden Joe T. Akin Hinkle CC Hays James W. Jones Thomas A. Combes Wim. R. Willis

Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Couples

Orval F. Curry 22 miner Farmersburg and Mayme P. Mills 18 Shelburn. Coy KE Gadberry 24 telephone worker Indianapolis and Florence I. Beale 21 Dugger. Clare Thomson 19 farmer Farmersburg and Alta M. Houck 18 Farmersburg. Peter McNair 25 miner Bruceville and Jennie Goldie 27 Paxton. Joe H. Jackson 18 miner and Laura E. Lewellyn 18 Cass. John E. McKinney 22 farmer New Lebanon and Myrtle South 26 near Paxton.

Orval F. Curry Miner Farmersburg Mayme P. Mills Shelburn Coy KE. Gadberry Indianapolis Florence I. Beale Dugger Clare Thomson Farmer Alta M. Houck Peter McNair Bruceville Jennie Goldie Paxton Joe H. Jackson Laura E. Lewellyn Cass John E. McKinney New Lebanon Myrtle South

Sullivan Company Incorporates in county names Lynch Land founders

The Lynch Land Company files articles of incorporation for 50000 dollars. Directors listed are John Lynch, E H Holcer, and Gail Van Winkle.

Lynch Land Company County Realty John Lynch E. H. Holcer Gail van Winkle

Dusty Graham and $9,000 Heist Runaround at Terre Haute

Retired hold up man Dusty Graham and Harry Davey planned a $9,000 paymaster theft from a Lattas Creek mine. The money vanished after misread signals and hiding, leading to arrests and a pursuit that uncovered a jug containing the cash. Five men indicted remain, with $600 still missing as the real culprits await release.

Terre Haute Ind Dusty” Graham Kreitenstein Dusty Harry Davey Lattas Creek Davey Ziegler Barney Davey Harry

Bottle drainer supports milk bottle to drain and fill

C. H. Taylor of Newburgh New York describes a cheap strong device to support a milk bottle so the mouth remains open for thorough drainage and filling in place, adaptable beyond milk use as needed.

C. H. Taylor Newburgh N. Y Scientific American

Dairy Notes on Cow Care and Milking Practices

Advice on dairy farming emphasizes keeping calves healthy through sunshine and gentle handling. Thorough milking boosts udder development and milk yield, with emphasis on halter training, grooming, and proper calf feeding for winter.

Robbers Strike Post Office in Dubois Area Heist

Sum merville resident W Haven reports two masked robbers broke into the village post office after he found them drilling the safe. They bound him, blew the safe with dynamite, looted $100 in cash and stamps, then fled to the outskirts. Haven alerted authorities. suspects escaped.

Dubois W. W. Haven Summerville Jefferson County Haven

Marble Variety and a Colored Maid Story

The article notes over 400 kinds of marble in New York City, with colors from red and green to pink and turquoise. A tale mentions Miss Campbell replacing colored servants with white ones, then being urged by a maid to hire a black servant during mourning. A judge is referenced.

New York City

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