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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
10
A chaotic, richly worded description promises twelve immense tableau cars with fantastical themes. Goats and monkeys drive carriages loaded with political figures, while the Eureka car with white elephants fuses myth and satire. The scene blends allegory with historical and pictorial elements amid a carnival of words.
Robert Moore of this city recalls visiting Nauvoo in 1850 and seeing Carthage jail cell where Joseph Smith was shot, the Nauvoo temple, Smith's tomb, and the Mormon exodus to Utah. He notes early county land purchases, the Smith family, and reports of Smith's body taken to Salt Lake City.
The Los Angeles Examiner reports Mr and Mrs Granville Redmond celebrate hope that their 1 year old deaf son will hear and speak. Carrie Jean Redmond, formerly Carrie Jean of this city, is deaf mute and a painter, with work praised by critics.
The Farmersburg Bee describes the 90th birthday honoring Jackson Hinkle with eight children in order of seniority Mrs Hazeltine Dooley Rockville Mrs Tillie Mack Hillsdale Mrs Annie Rush Terre Haute Mrs Effie Ferree Pleasantville Mrs Ella Rice Terre Haute Lyman Hinkle Springfield Ohio Miss Dollie Hinkle Farmersburg and Miss Mayme Hinkle Sullivan Present relatives and friends included John Rice Rev John Ferree Fred Rush and others who sent many beautiful and useful presents
Alta B 4x5 plate camera nearly new offered cheap. Inquire at Muehlers Drug Store for details.
David Shepherd cannot recall his birth date but cites 1833 as a star shower memory in Paxton. He recalls early Homera and Hymera areas, a log voting site, first coal drilling about 16 years ago at No. 1 mine, and a Shaker settlement long extinct. He notes his age and ongoing farm work in Hymera Herald account.
The Sullivan Normal will convene on June 12 with instructors C. E. SNARR L. M. BAKER and F. M. PRICE listed as instructors for the event.
Classified fragment advertises an oak kitchen cabinet with a center looking glass priced at 12 50 and urges viewing before purchase. Also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for illness with dubious claims and a mixed list of names and products.
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