Miner’s Search Ends in Success with Tanlac Claims
Thomas Wakely of West Terre Haute Indiana a coal miner credits Tanlac with restoring his strength appetite and energy after years of back pain nervous weakness and weight loss He says he feels as strong as a mule and can dig coal like before The Tanlac retailer names Sullivan and Carlisle are listed with his endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wakely
Terre Haute
Ind
Taniac
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Carlisle
Palace Pharmacy
Adv
Real Estate Transfers and Conveyances Across Townships
Real estate transfer notices list numerous lot sales and property actions across Dugger, Franklin, Hamilton, Hymera, Jefferson, and Sullivan areas. Transactions include cash purchases, fractional interests, and coal rights, naming buyers such as Joe Cobb and John Griffiths and lenders like Dugger St. Bank, with prices ranging from $1 to $12,000 and parcels described by section and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddon
John Padgett
Jennie May Carrico
Franklin M. Andrson
L. Woodward
A. S. L. Woodward
Sarah EB. Anderson
F. M. Anderson
S. Carlisle
Sarah FE. Rooksberry
Admi
John G. Frazee
Old Town
David Willis
Jennie Green
Smith Add
Hamilton
Louis Stalder
Joe Southwood
Kelsem
Gray, Watson
Bloom
Jacob Billman
J. A. Prose, Jr
Bernice Prose
Mullane
Jackson
D. V. Spear
Anna Botts
Hymera
Estelle McAnally
Bert Wolfe
Keene
Jefferson
Chas. A. Robbins
Rossie & Arthur Cae
Apt
A. E. DeBaun
Davidson
Leisure Years and Active Living Warned in Essay
A Baltimore physician urges extended lifespans require activity not passivity. The essay advocates planning for later years and avoiding dull contemplation as a path to meaning, warning that merely existing invites a grim verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battimore
Lefeure
Red Squirrels Favorite Foods And Foraging Habits
Red squirrels thrive in woods with chestnut beech or oak trees. They do not store large food hoards, instead they forage in fields and orchards. Apple seeds are a favored treat.
LICKSKIELET ITEMS From the Bloomington Star
Community column notes Aunt Beckey Hawkins raises sixty four chicks. Pertina Fish insulted by onion fumes at church. Fleas rise as dogs swat. Bill Blithers sheds winter underwear. Sewing circle plans suspenders for pastor. Squire Hansford seeks labor. wives suggested. Poster girls eyed. brazen gazer warned. Straw hats recalled. Blacksmith bemoans dull trade. dual use horseshoes. Prayer meeting features, skull postcard threat, shore song, Deacon Greenbury Fish speech, audience quips. Love Ann Long ill from nervous indigestion. Doc McFadden cites leap year excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckey Hawkins
Pertina Fish
Bill Blithers
Squire Hansford
Squire Hawkins
Lem Stevens
Dick Bledsoe
Bill
Greenbury Fish
Fruitdale
Brown County
Hardshell Baptist Church
Johnny Spruceby
Love Ann Long
Doc McFadden
Haddon Items: Petition Against Carlisle Haddon School Bonds
A petition signed by Richard Ondorf and thirteen patrons filed with the State Board of Tax Commissioners opposes issuing bonds up to 51000 to build a school for Texas and Grass Burr district children in Haddon township. The board must set a new hearing date after the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Orndorff
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Texas
Grass Burr
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Miss Cornelia Ogle Accepts Bank Position at Elwood
Miss Cornelia Ogle daughter of the Elwood postmaster has taken a job at Elwood State Bank. She arrived Wednesday to oversee the banks advertising department and social functions. A former Sullivan high school teacher and Indiana University graduate she is well qualified for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Ogle
Til Ogle
Elwood State Bank
Elwood
Miss Ogle
Sullivan High School
Indiana University
Ridgway Returns to Arizona as Wife Passes
Frank B. Ridgway left Monday for Prescott to be with his son at Whipple Barracks hospital. He rushed home after a telegram warned him of his wife’s serious condition. Mrs. Ridgway died several days before his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Arizona
Frank B. Ridgway
Prescott
Ivan J. Ridgway
Whipple Barracks
Beginning of Great Industry in 1694 Rice Seed Gift
A Portuguese bark forced to Charleston harbor in 1694 delivered rice seed to Gov. Landgrave Smith after sheltering there. Smith planted the seed as instructed, and the crop grew into the vast rice industry of the southern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Charleston
Gov. Landgrave Smith
Smith
United States
French heavyweight Georges Carpentier Eyes Rival in New Jersey Bout
A new American photograph captures Georges Carpentier and his mesmerizing gaze, with his manager at his side giving instructions. The French champ plans his first U S appearance meeting Battling Levinsky in New Jersey in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Battling Levinsky
New Jersey
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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
Fidelity Loan Company
East Side Square
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Ad Fast
Indianapolis
Dayton
Springfield
Zanesville
Ohio
Wakely
Tanlac
Schroeder & Price
Sherman
Bullivan County
Gill
Fred L. O’rear
Farmers Co-operative Co
Rufus D. Clerk
H. V. Lisman
E. S. Crowder
The
Bloomington Star
Deacon Ebersole
Carlisle News
Edison
Phonograph
Republc
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Anna Case
Mr. Edison
R. W. Cadwell Music House
N. Court St
Davis Hotel
MONEY
M. A. Haddon
Abstracts
Industrial Supply Company
Brazil
National Supply & Machinery Dealers Ass'n
Dance
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