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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

6

Deckard school to host big dinner tomorrow

In Sullivan area items on residents travel and events include the Deckard school preparing for a large dinner tomorrow, Mrs. William Dant visiting Vincennes relatives, Dr E Davis of Bloomfield transacting business, and Frate C Liston visiting his brother in Russellville Tennessee.

Deckard William Dant Vincennes E. Davis Bloomfield Frate C. Liston Russellville Tus Lee F. Bays Indianapolis John S. Bays Frank Nicholas Shelburn John Wall George Smith Osceola Chas. Hartfelter Sullivan Lodge A. M E. D. Thixton Indiana Walter ©. Moore Lottie Pearson Haddon Township Ogle R. H. Crowder Grace Florida

Local Social Clubs Host St Patrick themed Gatherings

The E M club met with Miss Emma McCrory at the Hill home. prizes went to Nellie Hanchett Abbie Lucas and Margaret Coulson. Cooking Club and Banner Club events featured green attire and green decor. menus included baked perch baked chicken and salmon salad. A surprise 21st birthday for Willie Willis and a seventh birthday for Bryan Dudley were marked with family gatherings. A Sullivan Mandolin Club dance and multiple card and luncheon events filled the week with refreshments and prizes.

E. M. Club Emma McCrory W. H. Hill, Jr Nellie Hanchett Abbie Lucas Margaret Coulson T. B. Shaffer French Long St. Patrick C. H. Stratton Ormonde Beach Florida Saratoga J. S. Holcomb H. Jx. Ross Banner Club Andy McClanahan G. W. Higbee McClanahan Mesdames I. H. Kalley H. A. Hicks Henry Wilson Jacob Mahley Jess Mahley McClellan Harry Ross Stephen Brunger A. W. Hawkins Anna Sheridan James Lang Josh Beasley John Thompson T. B. Shaffer Milton Saepler Charles Warren Martha Davis Alice Megibbon Mattie Hays Mayme Vetter Charles Batey Virginia Eaton

Headlight Headlight Sired by Noted Stallions in 1905

The Famous Jack’s colt Headlight Headlight, five years old, is bred from Joe Blackburn Jr and lineal ancestors back to Imp Mammoth and Im Monocrat. He will enter the 1905 season in April or May at Me Mabb’s barn, with a service fee of $10.00 and related arrangements.

Headlight Joe Blackburn, Jr Joe Blackburn Prince Albert, Sr Black Prines Old Philip Imp Mammoth Yonne Monocrat Im. Monocrat Maron Bervice Manon Messin

A Big Navy Is an Insurance Against War

The PE of the United States argues that a strong navy, built with hundreds of millions spent, will secure peace and deter foes. Shortages in trained officers and sailors hinder readiness, as desertions and roving recruits threaten crews. With reforms, the fleet will balance power and ensure a peaceful night at home.

United States Congress Tei Larry

Kissing on the Stage Opinion by Lulu Glaser

Actress Lulu Glaser argues that in American theater passionate kissing and extravagant stage wooing are in poor taste. She advocates quiet, natural acting and believes Americans prefer feeling over overt expression in love scenes.

We Should Have a Square Deal in Food Products

Dr H W Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry argues for truthful labeling in food products. He states the agricultural department aims to help trade not restrict it and that enforced food laws boost business by increasing buyer confidence in what they purchase.

H. W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department

The Colonel's Waterloo and Kidney Trouble

A Honey Grove Texas man Colonel John M Fuller credits a 50 cent bottle of Your great medicine for relief from bile and kidney issues. He reports traditional doctors failed to help and praises the druggist Smeak for guaranteeing cure.

John M. Fuller Honey Grove Texas Waterloo Laver Yi K Smeak

Success Depends Upon Character by Linn Bruce

Lieutenant Governor Linn Bruce urges young men to seek success through character not wealth or status. He states government reform hinges on character and insists religious convictions and belief in God underlie political views and public service.

God

The School Teacher Poem by Frank H Sweet

A nostalgic poem recalls a hilltop school where a teacher knows every pupil by name. He guides and praises each child from the classroom doorway, praying for strength to lead them toward usefulness and noble deeds.

Frank H. Sweet

The Kiss of Deceit in a Hospital Room

Harriet Frazer hides a cruel truth as Philip Chesney nears death. Barbara’s flight and a butterfly liaison threaten a final deception. The sick man believes his wife loves him, while Harriet’s remorse hides a fatal lie in a tale of passion and fate.

Babs Harriet Barbara Philip Chesney Harrie Harriet Fraser Philip Death New York Telegraph

Thought Englishman a God in India Nicholsons worship and conversion

An English officer John Nicholson inspired a devoted cult in India who treated him as a god despite his protests. After Nicholson's death some followers flogged by a fakir then renounced idol worship and accepted Christianity, saying their god proved to be a man.

India John Nicholson Nicholson

Compulsion and the Millionaire's Six Daughters

Town topics note a scene where a millionaire is pressed to help via marriage alliances as several of his six marriageable daughters figure in the local social discussions. The exchange hints at pressure to use wealth for favorable matches.

Ted Ned

How It Happened Excerpt Confides Intra-Character Sniping

Dialogue reveals a character noting another woman constantly talks of enemies and is her own worst enemy, illustrating internal conflict and interpersonal tension.

Gilee

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George Ferree John Ford Abe Frakes Herschel Kenefield Yesday Louisiana Homer Creager Muncie John Creager Merom Mr. Creager Omaha Nebraska Charles Davis Joe S. Reed New Smyrna Sullivan County Poultry and Pet Stock Association Squire Kirkham Walters Terre Anderson Col Ayres J. Taylor Louis Myer Myer Taylor Sullivan William W. Moffett Hie AE S Society Willie Willis Bryan Dudley Williant John Progressive Club Clint Bicknell Washington, Ind Card Club Sullivan Mandolin Club McCammon House Pearl Burton Zoe Chaney Dulu Barnard Ruby Stout Covington Ind Nellie Stewart Blanche Draper Mary Gambil Betha Briggs Edna Wolfe Minnie Mattix Jeanette Powell Ethel McCloud Dot McCloud Sallie Stevenson Lavena Crawford Justine Burks Jessie Webb Mary Crawford Sam Goldburg R. P. Crawford Julius Goldburg R. T. Megibbon Charley Lucas Arthur Lucas Frank Dale R. P. White Eugene Crawley Bob Campbell Fred Campbell Jim Knotts Ralph Stratton Orwell Greybaugh R. C. Choate Iowa Jack Booth Herry Nichols Ira Sproatt Carl Briggs Clint Bickner Ira Glidden Gilbert Club Twentieth Century Club M. S. Shepler Ethel Holcomb The Silver Circle Christian Church A. E. Hazelrigg Jack Lulu Glaser MM. Linn Bruce New York State Pallip Gow Jong Kvnikt
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