Real estate transfers span numerous counties and buyers
A sequence of 20 real estate transfers lists buyers and sellers including John Wambaugh Amanda Wambaugh 40 acres Jackson County 4000 dollars and Frate C Liston Edward A Billman partial Sullivan lot transfers to Curry and Roode in several towns with prices ranging from 675 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wambaugh
Amanda Amanda Wambaugh
Jackson
Robert Collins
Orry L. Collins
Haddon
Chas. Warder
Benj. Hummel
Hamilton
Chas. E. Thomson
William Riggs
Fairbanks
Kittie D. Dayhoff
Robert J. McKissick
Dugger
Frate C. Liston
Sullivan
Edward A. Billman
John M. Lowery
H. V. Stark
Glenn’s
Shelburn
Hardin Storage & van Co
J. A. Curry
Curry
George L. Roode
Hall's Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney Ad Endorsement
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features F J Cheney of Toledo Ohio and endorsements from National Bank of Commerce. The ad claims the cure works internally and provides testimonials, pricing 75 cents per bottle, with additional Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
National Bank OF Commerce
Hall
Merom Church Services and Community Notes
Rev. Mr. Biddle preached at the M E church on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Charles Fairfield and wife moved from Missouri to their property in Merom. Ellen Thompson’s funeral was held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. Mr. Defur. Gany Creed, a former student, visited Sunday and Monday. Ray Thompson returned to his claim near Jireh Wyoming. The U C C basketball team had a successful season winning about three fourths of its games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merom
Biddle
M. E
Charles Fairfield
Missouri
Ellen Thompson
Defur
Gany Creed
Ray Thompson
Jireh
Wyo
Mr and Mrs Ogle Morgan Guests of Sullivan Friends
Mr and Mrs Ogle Morgan of near New Lebanon were guests of Sullivan friends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ogle Morgan
Near New Lebanon
Sullivan Friends
Spring Weather Sparks Local Farm Hopes
Sullivan R. R. 9 notes spring drafts as farmers anticipate planting. Obituary mentions Aunt Ann Creager laid to rest at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Homer Jackson with the Alsops, Stivers at Bedwell home, and Ed Bloom returning home.
Seven Barks Cure Claim for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
At this time of year you may test run down kidneys or liver and uric acid buildup causing rheumatism. The advertisement promises quick relief and permanent cure with SEVEN BARKS priced 50 cents. Drugstores or Lyman Brown at 68 Murray St New York City can supply or arrange shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Brown
Murray St
New York City
Farmers Discuss Sowing and Local News Briefs
Farmers talk farming with oats sown by several. Frank Bruner moved to the HB K Pugh farm last week. Mrs. Della Timberlake is improving and her husband visited Saturday. Teachers gathered for institute on Saturday with a fine noon dinner and a photo session. Rev Ralph Coppage preached at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Gravel roads deteriorating in some areas. Miss Grace Nesbit visited Miss Frances Eno Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bruner
HB. K. Pugh
Della Timberlake
H. H. Arnett
Mt. Tabor
Glenn
Ruth Leach
Turman
Ralph Coppage
Burns City
Methodist Church
Nancy Turman
James
Sullivan
Fred Yager
Terre Haute
Grace Nesbit
South Giant Community News Briefs and Local Visits
One week into democratic administration and a wedding. Roy Carter wed Mrs. Lou Smith with Rev. Shepard officiating as Rev. Watkins conducts a revival at Stafford Chapel. The Little Giant mine operated five days last week. William Jackson sold coal under his farm to Shirley Hill Coal Co for 100 dollars per acre. Thomas Wilson, formerly of the township, died near Linton and was buried at Indian Prairie. Frank Spencer and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Spencer’s nephew William Wilson in Terre Haute. John Smith and wife from Sullivan visited here last week. Uncle Squire Bedwell of Pleasantville, 84, visiting relatives. Charley Moody of Linton was here on business. Ed Davidson was in Carlisle on business. Mrs. White and two children of Terre Haute returned home after visiting her uncle William Woodard. Miss Zink, No 1 school teacher, visited Miss Zilpha Jackson on Saturday night and Sunday. Holley Woodward fell on the frozen ground Friday night, head injury sewed up by a physician. A Mexico invasion scare proved to be two men returning from Hutson’s saloon. Uncle Jesse Moore visited his son-in-law Frank Good near Marco. Miss Fay Fry visited her uncle Josh Bedwell and family Saturday night. James Townsley, James Mitchell and Jacob Wolf went to Linton on Monday for goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Giant
Roy Carter
Lou Smith
Mr. Shepard
Pleasantville
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
Stafford Chapel
Little Giant
Wm. Jackson
Shirley Hill Coal Company
Thomas Wilson
Linton
Indian Prairie
Frank Spencer
Hutson
Jesse Moore
Frank Good
Marco
Best Known Cough Remedy Dr King's New Discovery
Dr King's New Discovery is advertised as the best cough remedy for forty three years with over three million bottles used last year. The ad pledges money back if it does not relieve a cough and cites a testimonial from J. J. Owens of Allendale, Illinois. Available at Joe K Smock & Son for 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. J. Owens
Allendale
8. C
Joe K. Smock & Son
Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces Filed in Court
The docket lists actions including Anna Griffin against Mary A. Dudley and others on note and mortgage. Oscar Wilson vs Monon Coal Co. for damages. several partition and guardianship petitions. Fetzer against Aetna on a policy. Copple divorce. Clark divorce and alimony. Harris foreclose lien. Hoffman quiet title. Beach & Fuller Co. against Herschel Sims. Cox divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Griffin
Mary A. Dudley
David W. Dudley
Oscar Wilson
Monon Coal Co
Chester O. Alsman
Mary E. Hudson
Clarissa Alsman
Bynum Alsman
Paoli Pitman
Lola Pitman
William E. Fetzer
Aetna Insurance Co
Hannah D. Copple
John Copple
Elva B. Clark
Edward Clark
Curtis Harris
Henry Hoffman
Isaac Knowles
Beach & Fuller Co
Herschel Sims
Clarence Cox
Mabel Cox
A Message to Railroad Men From E S Bacon
E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney illness describing chronic inflammation from his work as conductor. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring strength and recommends them for sale by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Bacon
East St
Bath
Joe K. Smock & Son
Hartling Family Relocates to Greene County Near Bloomfield
Henry Hartling and his rural Route One family have moved from Sullivan to Greene County near Bloomfield, establishing new residence and community ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hartling
Sullivan
Greere County
Bloomfield
Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller by Alien Foot Ease
Antiseptic powder advertises relief for swollen tender feet with improved comfort. Claims to ease coins bunions and pain, promising rest. Sold everywhere for 25 cents with free samples. Address Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York. 244
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
N.Y
Miss Davis Returns From St Petersburg Visit
Miss Martha Davis returned from St Petersburg Florida where she visited Mr and Mrs Joe S Reed returning to her home and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Davis
St. Petersburg, Fla
Joe S. Reed
La Grippe Coughs Debilitate Then Pneumonia Warned
Barnegat postmaster R G Collins says severe La Grippe cough exhausted him until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped the coughing spells. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Miss Nelle McClelland Visits Kansas City Relative
Personal notices list Miss Nelle McClelland of Kansas City visiting her grandmother Mrs. J. B. Crowley. Other items note Charles R. Fairfield returning to Merom, Mrs. Harold C. Bays at the Washington inauguration, and moving plans for W. T. Mellett family.
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office 1918
List of unclaimed letters dated March 12 1918 for Sullivan Indiana. Two weeks remain before transfer to the Dead Letter Office. Ladies Oda Davison Flora Eaton Georgia Hardesty Millis Tilda Stantz Leona Thomas O G Wallis Emma Wright Edra Opal Gents Lee Foreman George Godden Gilyamirms Aumulian Janitor Moore W L Ray Aulin Scott Arlie Scott Earnest Shoemaker C H Shouse Jim Wood W R When calling say advertised One cent due per letter DIRRELLE CHANEY P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Davison
Oda Eaton
Flora Hardesty
Georgia Millis
Tilda Stantz
Leona Thomas
O. G. Wallis
Emma Wright
Edra
Opal
Foreman
Lee Godden
George Gilyamirms
Aumulian
Mr. Moore
W. L. Ray
Aulin Scott
Arlie Scott
Earnest Shoemaker
C. H. Shouse
Jim Wood
W. R
Dirrelle Chaney
P. M
Install Crossing Signals by Folley at C. & E. I. crossings
Folley, superintendent of railway signals, is in the city with a crew installing electric signals at C. and E. I. crossings within the corporate limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Folley
Tate Wins Medal At Local Oratorical Contest
Homer Tate of the high school earned the medal in the boys oratorical contest held Monday evening at the M. E. church under the W. C. T. U. judges included George M. Crane Harry Mowery and Ethel Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Homer Tate
George M. Crane
Harry Mowery
Terre Haute
Ethel Crane
State Normal
Notice of Roadway Improvement Resolution Sullivan 1913
Notice from the Common Council of Sullivan Indiana that roadway improvements on West Washington Street are authorized by Resolution No 1 1913 with plans on file. Remonstrances may be filed or heard April Sunday at 7 p m when the council will hear objections and weigh benefits against costs as estimated by the City Civil Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
Sullivan
Indiana
City of
Common Council
City of Sullivan
Council Chamber
T ED. Hoover
Hunts Return Home From Memphis Visit
Dr and Mrs John Hunt have returned home from Memphis Tennessee after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Clyde Hunt and Miss Amelia Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
Memphis, Tenn
Clyde Hunt
Amelia Hunt
Pneumonia Follows a Cold Warns Against Substitutes
Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound warns that pneumonia can follow a cold and that the genuine remedy comes in a yellow package with a beehive emblem. It claims the product stops coughing heals sore inflamed air passages and strengthens the lungs. Sold by Joe K. Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Mrs James C McKee in serious condition after paralysis stroke
Mrs James C McKee formerly of this city now residing in Coffeyville Kansas is reported in serious condition due to a stroke of paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. McKee
Coffeyville, Kas
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Notice
Foley Kidney Pills offer relief for kidney and bladder troubles backache rheumatism and uric acid poisoning. They promise strengthening tonic and curative effects with no habit forming drugs. For sale by Joe K Smock & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Agents Wanted for Accident and Health Policies
Classified notice from the National Accident Society offering agents a sales opportunity for life and health insurance with $3,000 death benefit and $15 weekly bene fits for $5 yearly. All occupations covered, exclusive territory, large commissions, renewers, permanent income. Names Stewart Burton and Luther Stewart of Pittsburgh mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Accident Society
Broadway
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Fifer
David Bedwell
H. B. Alsop
Graysville
Easter
Fannie M. Hughes
West Washington
State Bank
Nelle McClelland
Kansas City
J. B. Crowley
Charles R. Fairfield
Como
R. A. Plunkett
Harold C. Bays
Washington, D. C
W. T. Mellett
Whitman
George Bicknell
Indianapolis
Win
Clint
Jess Bicknell
Jess Herrington
Louisville
Amy Murdock
Riverton
Tate
Schroeder
Ooster Bargain Store
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe CO
Pratt’s
Hesses, International
Lees
Kentucky
Blue Ribbon
Leonard
Ferry
Mandeville
King’s Flower Seeds
W.l.hunt
Stewart Burton
Luther Stewart
Pittsburgh, Pa
Lorin. Burton
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