Tanlac Restores Evansville Man's Health After Seven Years
Oma Willis of Evansville Indiana credits Tanlac with curing seven years of stomach trouble and kidney issues. He describes improved sleep appetite strength and back pain relief after using Tanlac with his wife also benefiting. Sold locally by Joe K Smock & Son and other druggists.
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Tanlac
Oma Willis
Gilbert Street
Evansville
Ind
Evansville & Ohio Traction Company
Mr. Willis
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Oil rivals strike big coup against Standard Oil
England's John D. Rockefeller is challenged by Edward R. Pearson and Lord Cowdray who control British oil. They secured exclusive rights to Dekka Algeria fields discovered last year with output claimed near a million barrels daily. Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union ads priced at $4.50 per year.
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England
John OD. Rockefeller
America
Edward R. Pearson
Lord Cowdray
Standard Oil
Dekka
Algeria
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Schroeder & Price
A Sullivan County notice lists transfers across towns including Cass Two Dorsey Crichfield to Edna Martin for $900 and several other parcels. Transactions include Minnie Reeves to Wm and Lizzie Livingston for $2500 and Wm G Livingston to Reeves for $1700, with multiple lots in Van Coal Co and Currysville plus smaller deeds in Gill and Emory. Details show parcel sizes, sections, and coal rights, reflecting a broad set of transfers in well over a dozen properties.
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Schroeder & Price
Sherman
Sullivan County
Cass
Dorsey Crichfield
Edna Martin
Minnie Reeves
Wm. L
Lizzie Livingston
Wm. G. Livingston
van Co
Ida L. Fowler
Jeff Cazzell
van Coal Co
Chas. Ross
Police dog Luke earns distinguished service medal in France
Luke, a police dog with the A F in France, served twice by carrying messages and probing enemy lines. He appeared recently at an eastern show and was awarded a distinguished service medal for valor and service.
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Luke
France
Rodal
Farm program aids Atlanta prison feeding effort
Uncle Sam extends farming at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta under Warden Fred G. Zerbst. A pure bred Holstein dairy herd of 52 cows 11 calves and 1 bull calf cost about 13000 dollars and is proving profitable as milk production rises. Three cows have set eight gallons per day and a crew of honor men from the prison supply milk cheese butter eggs and vegetables for 1800 inmates.
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Sam
Federal
Atlanta
Fred G. Zerbst
Wisconsin Masonic Home
Dousman
Wis
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Ford
Harry Dilley
Indiana
Helen’s Electrical Shop Wiring and Contracting
South Main Street
Citizens Trust Building
H.R. Taybor
Sullivan, Indiana
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio
Fidelity Loan Company
Dr. Crowder
East Side Square
John D
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Farmersburg
Mattie C.chapman
Admr
J. A. Hill
Shelburn
Maggie Hedley
Robert
Henrietta Mayfield
C. P. Riggs
Currysville
Riley Liston
Hiram Wharton
Fairbanks
Zenas Evans
Arthur E. DeBaun
Eisner
A. E. DeBaun
Kisner
Gill
Finley O. Pugh
Dodds
Jas. P. Allen
Fred L. O
Haddon
Cora L. Rednour
Theo Lisman
Hamilton
Emory F. Smith
Jacob and
Mary Mansfield
Tom Freeman
Laura K. Snow
Snow
Helen C. Davis
Edgar S
Amelia Crowder
McBride
T. L. Collier
Jas. Parker
Crowder
Alice Coffman
Oscar T
Mary Norris
Stratton
T. B. Springer Sr
Sarah
Graham
Murphy’s
Hymera
Sarah Slader
Pleasant Frazier
Combs & Beasley
Wm. A. Baldridge
Harlan Slack
Mr. Edison
Edison
R. W. Cadwell Music House
N. Court St
Davis Hotel
Duke
Index Bargain Bulletin
Masons
Elvampiro
Coal Springs
Ideal
Misses Knit Union
Congoleum
Index Notion
N. Sullivan State Bank
M. A. Haddon
Abstracts and
Waukeshaco
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