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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
9
A young man, after a failed attempt and an 18.00 folding bed purchase, recalls freedom from the outdoors and his horse and buggy life. He traces his thoughts to Rex marked vehicles, a Scott's Pig Buggy display room influence, and dreams of Sullivan in the spring.
Prof W J Spillman of the bureau of soils in Washington D C will lecture Sullivan County farmers at the Sullivan court house on Saturday afternoon April 6. The event invites all to attend to hear the renowned agriculturalist and learn scientific farming.
Avoid purchasing a sulky plow until you view the Sutley model now offered by Turman and Riggs on North Main Street.
William A. Trigg of Carlisle faced a preliminary hearing for embezzling 144 dollars from Mary E. Lisman. Squire Kirkham bound him over to the circuit court in 1000 dollars, with option to repay and dismiss, but Trigg elected to stand trial.
A long list details numerous real estate transfers in Cass, Haddon, Sullivan, and surrounding towns with prices from 40 to 5 600 dollars. It also covers New Spring Suits including divorce filings for Salyards and Piety, guardianship petitions, foreclosures, and multiple court actions. Weather notes report record March warmth with 82 degrees in the city.
The Hamilton township school lists 18 teachers for the spring term which starts Monday and lasts at least six weeks. Names include Hosea Stewart Oliphant Hawkins Lulu Cain Myrtle Murdock Eva Ballew Daisy Shields H H Arnett Alva C Wyman Ruby Hays Lucile O Price Judith Lacey E Liston Minnie Penrod Lucy Burnette Mrs Cora Maxwell Guthrie Wisner. The Union and Terre Haute Daily Star publish for one year at three dollars.
Complaint No 12 452 filed by Della Nelson against Frank Nelson. Clerk T Ilghman Ogle seals the court on March 22 1907. Sullivan Circuit Court. Wood and Edmonds appear as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Notice states a sale of the court house fence conducted by E. E. Russell, auditor. The notice repeats the sale action and identifies the official as auditor E. E. Russell.
Judge Montgomery of the Indiana Supreme Court ruled that county commissioners may grant liquor licenses, affirming state authority to license and regulate the traffic. The decision says license fees for a harmful occupation serve to restrain the business and are valid tools of police power.
The Gill township Levee Association sues Michael P. and Sarah French for the appropriation of their land to remove dirt for levee repairs. Attorneys seek court appointment of appraisers to assess benefits and damages from the eminent domain action.
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