CAS Seen om the Court House Cupola
A Milwaukee federal judge ruled in favor of 23-4 beer. The case involved strong beverage interests and a notable court decision at the courthouse cupola.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
A Milwaukee federal judge ruled in favor of 23-4 beer. The case involved strong beverage interests and a notable court decision at the courthouse cupola.
Rev. J H Hardy of Church Road Virginia praises Tanlac at Grant drug store in Richmond saying it rebuilt his strength after months of collapse. He reports better sleep appetite and digestion and says he feels energetic and hopeful after taking multiple bottles. Ad copy credits Sullivan and Smock & Son and local druggists.
Paul Edsil Phegley born March 22 1916 died February 28 1926 aged 2 years 11 months 6 days. Survived by fond parents Claude E Madge and brother Denzil Hugh upright grandparents and a host of relatives and friends. The family expresses deep sorrow and memory of the child as a heavenly Angel in disguise.
Dr. A H Faith once practiced medicine in the area with an office on the south side of the square. He died recently in Denver Colorado. He came here from Washington Indiana and was a native of Daviess County. Faith was a member of the local Elks lodge.
Unique flavor and mellow body due to Camel quality and expert blend of Turkish and domestic tobaccos are a revelation. Camels let you go the limit without tiring your taste and leave no unpleasant after taste or odor. Compare puff-for-puff with any cigarette to see why Camels win.
Henry Skages, described as a much peeved man, set a hen on six glass eggs. The anecdote notes that about two million farmers in the country have telephones and on this basis eight million women may listen on party lines.
We extend thanks to neighbors and friends for help during our father’s illness and passing. Gratitude to the Masonic and Eastern Star lodge singers and to Bro Will Yager for comforting words. IRVIN RALEY ALEX RALEY MRS LIZZIE WILKEY.
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