12 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
1
The ruling confirms the mortgage exemption statute as constitutional. It directs that exemptions up to $700 may be applied for with the auditor, with the April filing window. The decision clarifies eligibility and process under the law.
The Sullivan town court schedules a session next Monday March 17 with a grand jury including John F. Curry Cass David W. Johnson Fairbanks John A. Beach Jefferson James S. Smith Curry Ephriam Johnson Fairbanks and Jerry T. Scott Curry Petit jury members named are James H. Wood Curry Willis Plew Turman Andrew Thompson Curry David T. Wood Jackson Frank Starner Gill Richard P. Chambers Cass Allay Tinatene Pans. The issue meanwhile includes a long editorial note criticizing local railroad franchise ordinances and municipal governance.
Transfers show Thos R Ratcliff and others selling land in Hamilton and Cass counties to multiple buyers including A J Ross and Geo Banks. The list includes 258 acres and other parcels, with a 5000 and 6000 dollar scale, plus smaller lots in Sullivan Hymera and Buell. The article also discusses local railroad right of way concerns and trustee meetings amid public suspicion.
Wm. R. Turman has rented the Borders building near the E. T. H. depot and will open a full line of groceries with new stock. The setup includes a cured meat market. Call for details.
An old advertisement urges readers not to sleep or bathe, promising Krause's Cold Cure capsules will cure in 24 hours. It claims safety and no head-ache side effects, priced at 23 cents and sold by KK E Muehler.
The Woman's Congress featured 58 famous women portrayed by high school girls and Miss Irwin and Miss Osborne. Miss Irwin served as president and the Pickwick court scene drew special praise. Rachel Barnard as counsel impressed, while Zoe Kirkham as the Old Maid from Utah was noted for her standout performance.
A compact column reports residents inviting inspection of new items, notes removal of courtyard stairs by the board of commissioners, and mentions a released jail sentence and a pending marriage license along with a few classified sale and job notices.
Mrs James Watson of Baline City died last Wednesday from lung trouble and was buried Friday at Paxte. She was the daughter of Robert png, now in Florida, and wife of Mr Watson. She left a husband and family, with several relatives noted in the notice.
A returning soldier, J W Rankin, visited his sister Mrs John Chance in Merom for a week before heading home to Springfield Ohio. He served three years in the Philippines earning praise for bravery and recounts thrilling combat, close calls, and a notable hat shot. He distributed gifts among relatives and leaves with many well wishes.
A Morgan town Tennessee reader says large head sores on his daughter cleared with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad claims cures for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers, and piles. Available for 25 cents at Joe K Smock's store.
Edward Powell weds Belle Walker Samuel M. Roseberry weds Mary E. Mickey Geo Wilson weds Eliza A Risinger Will Bush weds Ethel Wible
A large group from Carlisle plans to travel to Riverside California starting tomorrow. The party includes C B Willis and family Dan George Morton and H E Hart and their families along with Orion C W Hart and Eliza Hart. Also Tom Morris Frank Trigg and Geo Whipps and wife will move, with Geo Whipps already there and wife joining in April.
A fragment hints at a legal notice about a creature related tort claim. The readable content references a legal process and possible rights or remedies but provides no clear parties or location. Further readable text is needed to extract precise entities and dates.
The N. O. R. B. Fishing Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Calvert’s camp number 2. They exemplified the Turkey Degree and then enjoyed refreshments, graphophone selections, Reed brothers music, and Queen Fisher Fern Reed. The session lasted near midnight with several members absent due to sickness.
Indiana wheat is mostly in fair condition with limited movement and some damage not severe. Ohio plant looks small but could improve with favorable weather. early sowing better, wheat movement slow, corn scarce, hay plentiful, stock cattle in demand. In Minnesota the wheat is fair with some northern counties showing good prospects. Livestock marketing tight to save feed.
Miss Viola Riggs announces the opening of her millinery store at Shelburn on March 26 with a full line of new and up to date stock. All are invited to call and view the goods.
A woman says three years of nervous prostration ended after taking two bottles of Lickty's Celery Nerve Compound. She reports she hardly feels her nerves today and calls the remedy wonderful. Sold by Eye Muebler. Subscribe for the Uston.
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