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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
5
An advertisement from Royal Baking Powder Company of New York promotes health benefits and uses baking powder as a cure all or household aid. It emphasizes trust in a familiar brand and positions the product as essential to daily living.
W. S. Dudley returns to Oklahoma. William Medley arrives from Carlisle. many locals renew Union subscriptions, move homes, or transact business in Sullivan and nearby towns. Notable items include Henry Drake moving to West Terre Haute, John Maxwell planning Mapleton residence, and Paxton’s J. Creager renewing for multiple Creagers.
Mrs. C H Edwards hosted Priscilla Embroidery Club with a two course luncheon. Mr and Mrs George Alvy hosted about twenty five friends on Friday night with prizes to Mr and Mrs A M Getty. Mrs Cora Gilbert celebrated Pearce Gilbert's sixteenth birthday with dancing, contests and gifts including eight books and pens. Community groups held quilting, euchre and luncheon events. Frank M Draper and Mayme G Harden wed at the Draper home in Terre Haute. The county awaits a Chicago daily offer for $1 yearly, Chicago Daily Review promoted as a comprehensive family paper.
The administrators of the estate of John Rageway of Sullivan County Indiana announce a public sale at the deceased’s late residence in Fairbanks township Sullivan County on.
On Thursday March 30 1905 personal property of the estate will be sold at 10 am including horses cattle grain hay wagons buggies harness farm implements machinery and household goods. Terms cash for sums under 5 and nine month credit for larger amounts with note and security and 8 percent interest from date until paid plus attorney's fees. Administrators Samuel D Ridgeway George C AdamsPaul I H Kaley attorney.
Spencer McGrew of Sheridan Curry township Sullivan county Indiana applies for a license to sell alcohol at retail in a two story building on lot 48 in Sherburn town. The application requests on premise consumption with a rear room and a restaurant or bar in front. The filing notes the applicant is a white male over 21 and a continuous resident for over 90 days. The license sought is for spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicants in quantities less than five gallons. The board of commissioners will hear the application at the first Monday in April 1905.
The white male resident of Hamilton township Sullivan county Indiana will apply to the county commissioners at the April 1905 session for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption for one year. The sale and drinking place is No. 1 White Corner Saloon in Sullivan town on the southeast corner of Jackson and Court streets. First insertion March 8 1905 3t.
On March 6, 1905, in the Indiana Bankruptcy District, the court ordered a hearing on the petition of bankrupt William O. Thornberry for discharge. The hearing will be at Indianapolis at nine in the forenoon with notice published in Sullivan Union. Creditors will receive copies by mail with the court order.
Read about the Rex Scott Brothers and their new buggy design highlighted in local notes. The item emphasizes improvements, potential performance gains, and the company’s role in regional craft vehicle making.
A four year old bay pony with a hip brand and long mane and tail is reported missing. The pony is described as a low hunter and four vanes old. Insurance and agent details for Frate C Liston provided.
Willis and Benefield of Sullivan Indiana advertise loans at five percent on improved farms with long time and easy payments offered to borrowers.
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