Pray Do club meets with Mrs Dirrelle Chaney prize awarded
The Pray Do club met with Mrs Dirrelle Chaney yesterday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Miss Pearl McMorrow. Refreshments were served. Fred Hoke of Indianapolis, former Sullivan citizen, is president of the Indiana Democratic club which will likely erect a home in Indianapolis. Others mentioned moved or fell ill with family news and a burial at Johnson cemetery.
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Pray Do Club
Dirrelle Chaney
Fred Hoke
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Indiana Democratic Club
Will Sanders
Tabor
Orville Taylor
W. A. Burton
W. A. Ransford
Lou Pennington
Terre Haute
Ralph
S. S. Yager
Jas
Jared
Johnson Cemetery
Fred Gemmer
Teh
Miss Burkett Visits Greencastle Over Weekend
Miss Burkett visited Greencastle last Saturday and Sunday. Will Huff is improving in health. A telegram received here last week announced a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Guy Cushman in Telfer Texas.
Birth and Death of William Sanders at Mt Tabor Church
William Sanders born December 6 1859 died February 22 1910 at age 50 with a wife Alice Tague and three children surviving. He joined the Church of Christ about 15 years ago and in last years spoke of peace with God. Funeral held at Mt Tabor Church conducted by Revs Yager and Sidebottom with interment adjoining cemetery.
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William Sanders
Joseph
Burdellen Sanders
Alice
Tague
Church of Christ
Jesus
God Io
Mt. Tabor
Yager
Sidebottom
AssessorsUrge Clear Rationale for 1909 Tax Reports
Farmers are advised that tax reports reflect March 1 values, not January 1. County assessors should explain changes, aid accurate estimates, and avoid giving tax advantages to speculators. Instructions cover forms, property types, and proper entry, with emphasis on accuracy, separation of accounts, and sworn affirmations.
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Hiatt
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cough Cure
Ira Wence of Shelburn sues Noah O. Robbins on contract for over 1000 dollars. Wence alleges Robbins failed to pay funds collected from John Johns, a barber, in a building Robbins sold to Wence.
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Ira Wence
Shelburn
Noah O. Robbins
Wence
Robbins
John Johns
New York May Hide a World of Restaurants
A brief note on New York City's diverse dining scene contrasts high and low ends with Paris and London, suggesting abundant variety but few mid range options. A quoted aphorism from Lip Pincott adds a social aside about naming practices.
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New York
New York City
Paris
London
Envy in the Human Heart Prompts Universal Reflection
A timeless meditation on envy echoes through Sheridan's assertion that no passion rivals envy in its grip on the human heart, underscoring its enduring presence across people and ages.
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Sheridan
Local Drilling Tools Moved to Petersburg by Harry Adkins
Harry Adkins of this city moved a set of drilling tools from Robinson to Petersburg to pursue work there. The move shifts labor and equipment for future drilling projects in the Petersburg area.
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Harry Adkins
Tthis City
Robinson
Petersburg
Combes closes sale of 41 acres in Jackson Township
Clarence J. Shrum sold 41 acres in Jackson township to John Reneau of Haddon township for 2400 dollars. T. A. Combes announced the closing of the real estate deal.
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T. A. Combes Thas
Clarence J. Shrum
Jackson Township
John Reneau
Haddon Township
Guardian sells land near Farmersburg to rural carrier
Farmersburg March 1 guardian B J Jennings of William Mil lgan sold twenty acres at public auction to Oliver Ferguson a Farmersburg rural carrier for 2132 dollars. Land lies one mile west of Farmersburg Ferguson takes immediate possession.
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Carrier
Farmersburg
B. J. Jennings
William Millgan
Oliver Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Fletcher
Sastoria
FARMERSBURG BREEZY SCENE WITH births and visits
Mrs. Clayton Shewmaker of Wilfred visits her father. several residents make business or social trips to Terre Haute Sullivan and Carlisle. A seven pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs John V Barbie. Protracted meeting closed and primary election over. Notice to non-residents in Sullivan County outlines ejectment suit against Dora M Shipman and Alfred S Shipman with March 1910 deadline.
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Clayton Shewmaker
Wilfred
Nettie Bennett
Terre Haute
Elsie Hendson
Oaktown
Lillie Robinson
Sullivan
McClanahan’s Hall
Ruth Conkle
Tine Huff
John Sutton
Clinton
Martha Jordan
George Jennings
Mrr
John V. Barbie
Lola Berlien
E. C. Goddard
W.H. Houpt
John Haag
Ethel Forbes
Fred Collings
Carenter
Rockville
Sulivam
Boling
Cassius Bennett
Joie McClain
A. D. Torr
Reelsville
Rosa Lowe
W. H. Goff
Julia White
James Taylor
Shelburn
Bertha Jennings
Joseph Latham
Crossville
Garnet Robinson
Bonnie Scott
John Scott
Mary
Mabel
Carlisle
Effie Bennett
Harriet
Albert Rimger
Colorado
George Cottrell
Bessie
Elsworth
Agnes Trueblood
Matt Bilby
O. W. Allen
Charley Corder
W. M. Corder
Thomas Houck
Charles Sanders
Willow Hill
J. L. Raley
Rev. Crawford
Merom
W. C. Nichols
E. P. French
Levi Springer
J. L. Kaufman
Turtle Creek
J. J. Raley
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
John Kimberlin
Dora M. Shipman
Alfred S. Shipman
John T
Will H. Hays
Sullivan Circuit
State of Indiana
Colorado Trek For Land Purchase By Local Men
John Metcalf John Easter How ard Ward Ed Eaton and William McKinley left last week for Colorado to contemplate buying land. They seek to locate Buckien's Arnica Salve The Best Salve in The World.
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Colorado
John Metcalf
John Easter
Howard Ward
Ed. Eaton
William McKinley
Buckien
Sunday Social Notes From Our Neighborhood
Clara Booker visited her brother Bro Miller preached a grand sermon at Shiloh Sunday. Martin Pirtle and wife spent Sunday visiting relatives in our neighborhood. Frank Balence and wife visited friends in our community. George Bennett traveled to Dugger Saturday. John Driver was in Linton Saturday. Charley Shake and wife from near Pleasantville were in our neighborhood Monday. Abner Richard and wife drove to Dugger Saturday. Dan Driver was in Linton the last of the week. Abstracts accurately prepared. 31 1r Hawkins Haddon Balley.
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Clara Booker
Bro. Miller
Shiloh
Martin Pirtle
Frank Balence
George Bennett
Dugger
John Driver
Linton
Charley Shake
Pleasantville
Abner Richard
Dan Driver
Advertised Letters In Sullivan Postoffice March 1910
Unclaimed letters listed for Sullivan Indiana include ladies Higgins Louise Kramer Geo F Kewley Kittie Linthwaite Marie Miss Marie Sarah Maggie Rosa Perkins and gents Clint Baker Claud Campbell B C Davis Charles Howes Jacob Roush. Callers must say advertised or letters will go to Dead Letter Office. Campbell and Douthitt advertise as price makers and harness makers.
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Sullivan, Ind
Farnsworth social notes mixed with Sullivan visits
Caledonia and Farnsworth residents shopped in Sullivan on Saturday. Visitors include Grace Raines and Mamie of Cass visiting Farnsworth relatives, Grover Ellis and family in from Sullivan, and Mrs Mary Landers en route to Missouri. Several locals noted visiting grandparents and friends, with multiple extended family trips and moving plans between Caledonia Sullivan and nearby towns.
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Caledonia
Farnsworth
Sullivan
Grace Raines
Inlaw Mamie
Cass
Grandma Smith
Grover Ellis
Sulllivan
Our City
Mary Landers
Missouri
Line Smith
Mary Boone
Bertha Thomas
Maggie Thomas
Fred Meddica
Ed. P. Snow
Dorothy Patton
Dolly
Near Dugger
Grandma Thomas
Ruby Leach
Fred Launders
Andy Alsman
Charley Alsman
Route Five
Ethel Oleson
Commodore Smith
Terecca Defraine
Insure Your Property With Hawkins Haddon and Bailey 31 If
An insurance pitch urging readers to insure houses barns and other property with Hawkins Haddon and Bailey. It highlights protection for home and farm structures and implies tailored coverage options for rural properties.
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Hawkins, Haddon and Bailey
Rope Halter Offered At Campbell and Douthitt’s
Advertisement notes a rope halter priced at 156 available at Campbell and Douthitt’s store. The clipped line suggests a local business promotion with a focus on affordable equestrian gear.
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Campbell & Douthitt’s
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Royal Baking Powder
Graysville
March
Leonard Bosstick
George W. Leach
AGRES
Bart
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Cistra
The
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
Dren Cey
Castoria
Dr.king
Dr. King
Star
Frank J. Nicholas
Ford & Calvert
North Side Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Sullivan Elks
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Elks
Merom Junction
George Berkeybile
Pimento
Alvin Smallwood
Cary Bogard
Arkansas
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Arthur E. Debaun
John T. and
Hawkins, Haddon & Balley
Campbell & Douthitt
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