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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
4
Real estate list offers various farms near Sullivan Indiana with sizes from 40 to 300 acres. Prices range from 6750 to 21400 plus terms and timber notes. Advertises 3 percent commission, single price policy, and requests buyers for 160 acres level land. Also notes a bulletin being issued.
Mrs Helen Ross of Duluth Minnesota has been visiting her mother Mrs Matilda Mason and returned home Saturday. Mrs Mason will travel to Atlanta Georgia to visit her sons Louis and Leslie Mason.
Shelburn ind feb 21 1912 M G Smith announces his candidacy for Sullivan County judge pledging equal rights and impartial law with no favorites. He emphasizes his laboring man status and Democratic ties while acknowledging political risks and his limited record. He vows to let the verdict of the people guide his term.
Arnica salve by Bucklien claims top reputation in The Waid area. Advertised as healing and soothing skin irritations with traditional home remedy heritage.
Emma J Steward and Lida K Stewart file complaints for divorce against Archie H Steward and Harvey K Stewart. Stephen Anderson petitions for guardian of Commodore P Anderson. Mary McDaniels files divorce against Al McDaniels.
The murder case against Edward and Ray Stebbens of Knox county has been venued to Greene county for trial. They are charged with killing their father, George W. Stebbens.
The item lists eight head of horses and colts including three heavy draft mares, seven to eight Percheron mares about 1700 pounds with one in foal, two fillies aged eight to fifteen months, a nine to eighteen month range Percheron pony, and one Western horse.
In Graysville on March 12 the old Bur ton store site is recalled with a youth prank turning the building into a ten foot high fenced pen. Civil War era recruits reportedly guarded in the store overnight to quell desert rumors before release. Local news covers marriage licenses, cattle losses, political chatter on Taft Roosevelt splits and Fairbanks as a possible dark horse, and remarks from Bryan on party viability.
The passage portrays Tom Taggart as a decisive leader who controls Indiana Democrats amid internal tensions. It warns dissenters to refrain from meddling and stresses his firm approach to party leadership.
Josh Beasley and his family, long based in Indianapolis, intend to relocate back to Sullivan to reside, signaling a homeward move and a return to familiar surroundings.
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