Pleasantville Local Notes and Visits
Dr. Jackson injured in a runaway last Monday is recovering well. Tom Anderson and family of Linton visited Mrs. Powell on Sunday. George Baker and family of Worthington visited T. B. O Haver on Sunday. T. N. McClung spent Sunday at home. Ike Yates' horse frightened by a train at Linton ran off and damaged the buggy with no injuries. Webster Riggins, now back from medical school in Louisville, visits friends locally. Lawrence Fins, two years in California, returns home for a stay and comments on country life.
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Tom Anderson
Linton
Webster Riggins
Louisville
Lawrence Fins
California
Graysville Community Notes on Events and Visitors
Fine weather described as arming in full blast. Bruce Grey returns to the store. Zora Wisner visits. Large crowd attends the Winsie ice cream supper. Mrs Turman and son Thomas return from Greencastle with a pleasant report. Surveyors for the electric railway were here last week. Many locals attend Children's Day exercises at Big Springs and Union.
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Bruce Grey
Zora Wisner
Turman
Thomas
Greencastle
Electric Railway
Big Springs
Union
GOURDNECK News Notes and Social Gleanings
Several young people attended the Graysville ice cream supper Saturday night. Ed Stewart of New Let was here after the forest, and Mrs. Clana Philips with daughter Haze and Miss Ada Davis visited Mrs. Luther Arnett Wednesday. Ed Warner and family visited J. B. Arnett and family. Fox chase observed locally.
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Graysville
Chas. Davis
Ed Stewart
New Let
Ferest
Clana Philips
Haze
Ada Davis
Luther Arnett
Fox Chase
Warner
J. B. Arnett
Local Social News From Staffordshire And Surrounding Areas
The community reports pleasant weather while Lem Patton builds a new house. Attendees at Graysville ice cream supper include George Adams and wife and Ruby Drake with a large crowd. Miss Mary Foutz shopped in Sullivan. Irvin Burton and wife visited Graysville. Charles Davis saw Miss Ora Patton. Andy Borders to move to Sullivan. Willie Cass visited. Maud Melkinney stayed with Grace Moore in Big Springs. Young people look forward to seeing Little Miss Nobody at Shelburn Friday.
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Lem Patton
Graysville
Cal
Jake Foutz
Obe Lester
Big Springs
Mary Foutz
Sullivan
George Adams
Ruby Drake
Irvin Burton
Chas. Davis
Ora Patton
Andy Borders
Sullivan Secon
Maud Melkinney
Grace Moore
Miss Nobody
Shelburn
Local business notices and product offers
Advertisements for Stratton's Music House and Stratton Co announce sheet music and books, candies perfumes and stationery. Cunningham and Blankediek advertise cement sales at No 15 South Side St 3. B Mullane Co Sullivan Ind offers concrete blocks for houses or barns. The New York Weekly Tribune promotes agricultural content and materials for farmers with annual subscription details.
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B. Mullane Co
Sullivan
Ind
Hamilton
Aoe
Baging Ty
Ajien Deckare
Cunnungnam & Manikediek
New York
Tribus Farmer
Cunningham & Mankediek
Aself
World’s Fair ads and notices from Sullivan Indiana 1904
A jumble of notices and letters from Sullivan Indiana includes a World’s Fair travel pitch promising first class accommodations near the fair grounds and several business solicitations. Items reference Welman & Cunningham real estate and insurance, a Latinist author Dr. Kelsey, and publicity notes for Hamilton cultivator sales, all dated June 1904 and routed through J B Mullane Co.
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Sullivan, Ind
J. B. Mullane Co
Hamilton
Lem Harris
New Roaming Payment Pane Loans Offered Quietly
A vague notice touts a new roaming payment pane loan method with costs stated as zero at first and ranges from 310 to 100 in supposed confidential business terms. The message lacks clear entities or dates.
Universal Exposition in St Louis 1904 A Social Encyclopedia
Frederick J. W. Skiff extols the 1904 St Louis Universal Exposition as a living encyclopedia of society. It will classify and display industrial, artistic, and scientific achievements across ten departments, from Agriculture to Social Economy, enabling study and progress for all.
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Buffalo
MciXinley
St. Louis
Ghofletraeler
Praan
Department of Manufactures
Department of Machinery
Department of Transportation
Department of Electricity
Cost to visit World’s Fair from St Louis area
The Western Passenger Association endorses a ten day excursion rate for travelers from 250 miles or more from St Louis. Round trip fare equals one and one fifth of the regular train fare, covering a three day visit to the Exposition within 300 miles of St Louis.
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St. Louis
Western Passenger Association
Hoods Reduced Prices in Two For One Offer
Two hoods now priced higher or lower from earlier tags with former listings showing $2.00 and $1.25. Market notes indicate promotional changes for home goods and accessory items.
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Pleasantville
Dr. Jackson
Gourdneck
Sena Bane
Rera
Bey
Sun
Staffordshire
Willie Cass
Stratton’s Music House
Welman & Cunningham. It
Stratton & Co
Cunningham and
Blankediek
No. 15
Southside
Murray Sandusky
Fair Grounds
Cook
Chuamingharm
Sian Ta Kedies
Lyon
Sifthicule
Jacoy
Weiman & Ton Wyninghem
Kelsey
Saent Saveri
Welman & Cunningham
Peerless
Oxfords
Packard
Shoes & Oxfords
Hamilton Brown
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Erat Sak
Baby
Hoods
Crowder
Manki
William Dickenson
Nancy Dickenson
Sullivan Circuit Court
Robert Taylor
A. G. McNabb
Board of Commissioners of
Sullivan County
Indiana
Aes Pie
M. Lang
J. F. Hoxe
I. H. Kalley
G. R. Dutton
Sullivan State Bank
State of
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