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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
7
Attorney at Law Sullivan Indiana begins practice offering careful prompt attention. Will handle matters in all courts with focus on collections. Office located over offman's drug store at the northeast corner Public Square.
Attorney Isaac H. Kally announces full legal services in Sullivan Indiana including collections probate and loan offerings. Office located on ground floor of Sullivan State Bank building.
Attorney Sullivan announces readiness to practice in Federal and State Courts and other courts where services are required, highlighting versatility across jurisdictions.
Abstract business and title examination specialists offering careful management and settlement of estates. Focus on perfecting titles for owners of abstract books in Sullivan County. Office located in Coffman block on the East side of the public square.
A. G. McNabb and Wm. R. Nesbit announce they practice as attorneys at law in all state courts and other courts as needed. Their office is located in the Crowder Building on the East Side Public Square.
An attorney advertises comprehensive legal services with prompt attention for all matters. Office located over Goodmans clothing store in Sullivan Indiana.
A Montgomery News item quotes testimonials praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness and related ailments. It argues the medicine offers confidence and health, with a reader letter from Mrs. Corl Root of Greenspring Furnace, Maryland, claiming relief after seven bottles. It also references other Pierce products and a long forecast for March.
A stream of light verse month urges spring’s return with breezes and blooming crocuses. It riffs on March weather, birds, lambs, and farm life with playful references to Roosevelt era events and Agriculture Secretary Wilson’s featherless chicken study.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia long suffered a frightful running sore on his leg and writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. The ad claims it heals ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by Joe K Smock Druggist.
One pound of California peaches offered at White Front Grocery with former price 15 cents and present price 9 cents in a brief sale item.
One pound packages of extra ripe California apricots priced at 8 cents at the White location.
A compilation of property transfers recorded by W. H. Hill Jr Abstractor. Transactions include dozens of lots and tracts in Sullivan, Farmersburg, Shelburn, Hymera, Hamilton, Gill, Cass, and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 5 to 35906 dollars, naming buyers such as Rice, Cummins, Ridgeway, Allen, Moore, Phillips, Vail, Poynter, Crowder, Cavins, Chambers, Kirkham, Cochran, Brewer, Strahle, Bolle, Yaden, Willis, Powell Coal Co, Marom, Exline, Norris, Goodman, Stadley, Cowen, Lilly, Botts, Bean, Brunker, Botes, Bodwell, Crawford, and Lilly. Most filings cite land, lots, or 40- to 797-acre parcels with values varying widely across townships including Sullivan, Hamilton, Gill, Cass, Haddon, Fairbanks, and Crowder’s plat.
Beginning Tuesday March 24 Union Christian College will organize special courses for teachers and prospective teachers. The schedule covers common branches Reading Circle American and English Literature Philosophy Botany Zoology Methodology Penmanship Music Algebra and more. Advanced courses connect with regular college classes. Write for Normal circular and catalogue to the president or secretary Merom Ind.
Riots and worker unrest are described, but the text extols Electric Bitters as the reliable remedy for overwork sleeplessness nervous tension and systemic disorders. It claims to dispel nervousness rheumatism and malaria germs and offers 20 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Joe K Smock Druggist.
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