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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1916

Page

7

Local News and Busy County Happenings

The column lists moves and changes in Sullivan County including Mr. E. K. Pugh relocating to Washington, a farm transfer to W. A. White, Shelburn being joined by Miss May Herper and Mrs. H. C. Olwin, and various local moves. Funeral for Jasper Williams noted with interment at Coffman Cemetery. Church and club activities include a T. A. Y. A. chapter, Ben Hur initiations, and community visits from Evansville to Terre Haute.

E. K. Pugh Washington Pugh William Burton Graham Murphy Riverton W. A. White May Herper Robinson H. C. Olwin Shelburn John D. Moser Citizens’ Bank Princeton Jasper Williams Sullivan Coffman W. S. Jewell A. G. McNabb Texas T. A. Y. A. Club Ben Hur Zollie Wolfe Evansville Fred Bays Terre Haute Ephriam Beasley Tampa Fla Ed Springer Garden City Kan Jackson Township Unon W. T. Dudley Mr. Dudley Jesse Maley Silver City New Mexico

Lincoln's Sangamon river improvement address in 1832

A.A. Lincoln argues for internal improvements and river navigation on the Sangamon in a speech to Sangamon County voters. He outlines funding limits, education, usury reform, and local public works, presenting his candidacy and personal humility. Lincoln notes his river experience and pledges support for prudent measures if elected, ending with a precinct-wide showing in an 1832 election.

Congress of the United States Congress Tlinois Lincoln Sangamon Posey Ewing Macon County John Hanks McNamar New Salem Sangamon County General Assembly Sangamon River A. Lincoln

Young Abe Lincoln Chooses Law Over Storekeeping

The narrative details Abraham Lincoln after the 1832 election period, moving from failed store ventures in New Salem to studying law under hardship. It covers his partnerships with Berry and the Trents, debts to Radford and Rutledge, and his dedication to legal study with support from John T. Stuart. Lincoln’s austere, persistent pursuit of knowledge amid financial strain marks his transition toward a legal career.

Lincoln Rutledge New Salem J. R. Herndon Mr. Therndon Herndon Mr. Herndon Jones Offutt Row” Herndon Row Jim Berry Ron Herndon Mr. Radford Clary’s Grove Radford Bill Green Green Lincoln & Berry Douglas Tren Trents Sterndonus Rulledee van Bergen Herndons E. C. Blankenship Linecoln & Berry Henry Onstatt Nelson Alley A. V. Bogue Beardstown Springfield John T. Stuart Henry McHenry Abe Squire Godbey Jake Bales God Godbey Minter Graham Illinois Cooper

Millinery Display Invite by Fannie Hughes

I cordially invite all to attend my millinery display on Wednesday and Thursday March 27 and 28. Fannie Hughes, two doors west State Bank.

Fannie Hughes West State Bank Fannie Huches

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as a scientific wonder

An advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures a distressing pile case in E s Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It promises to heal ulcers sores cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Available for 25 cents at Joe K Smock’s drug store.

Bucklen E.s. Mulford Patrons of Husbandry Waynesboro Joe K. Smock

China Lac rug an improvement over carpeted floors

Demonstrations in our window March 28 and 24. Reed & Batey Sullivan. Late The Hoskins property on South Court Street in Sullivan. Six room house summer of

Reed & Batey Sullivan Hoskins South Court Street

Life of the late Miss Susan B Anthony feature

The magazine supplement opens with a two column portrait of Susan B Anthony who died recently. Other items cover Secretary Root securing favorable German tariff rates a February trip to St Augustine and Guy Elliott Mitchell’s piece on Destroying Gophers for farmers plus a short story.

Susan B. Anthony Root Germany St. Augustine Guy Elliott Mitchell

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