Corn Sale and Harness Repair Ad at Jim Dandy Collar
Advertises corn for sale this fall and harness pricing. Encourages repairing and oiling leather harnesses at the Jim Dandy Collar Mattox Foster shop, located first door west of State Bank.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
5
Advertises corn for sale this fall and harness pricing. Encourages repairing and oiling leather harnesses at the Jim Dandy Collar Mattox Foster shop, located first door west of State Bank.
For sale S C R I Reds eggs in Scranton males. 25 eggs costs $1.00 and 100 eggs $3.00. Contact S E Coulson at R R A Sullivan Indiana.
One registered Poll Angus male one year old as of February 14 191 percent listing A N L Burton and Son Graysville as the sellers.
In Sullivan Circuit Court February term 1917 Wm B Pinkston et al file for location and construction of a drain along township 7 north range 10 west Sullivan county Indiana The notice names Emma C McCormick George Raley and Mary Raley nonresidents of Indiana or Sullivan County and sets May 7 1917 as docket date The route describes tile dredge ditch a large waterworks project with sections 20 21 28 27 and mentions the J D Rogers ditch Witness David Giles clerk March 26 1917 Big Springs Medsker brothers O T Collier and W H Pounds advertise new Buicks
Emmett Harrison visited his grandmother Mrs Medsker on Sunday. Erma Pounds missed two days of school last week due to illness. James Durham and family were in Terre Haute Saturday. O T Collier and KK Eno were in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Dr Durham and daughter Martha left Saturday for Missouri on business. Will Watson dined at his father’s Friday. Emerson Watson and family and Ross Turman and family visited Flat Rock Illinois and Carlisle cyclone district Sunday.
Mrs Calbert Harris shopped in Sullivan Monday morning. Miss Marguerite Allen resigned teaching to attend I U N and will graduate in June. No new smallpox cases and no Sunday services due to illness. Several residents, including Mrs Geo W Heady and Mrs J W Phillips, were seen visiting relatives in nearby towns. Charley Kunz of Terre Haute visited Sam Sandusky and wife. W A Steadman and wife were in Vincennes Saturday.
Local brief reports confirm a southern county tornado caused property damage while residents assist the injured. Dr. Parker treated victims as Belleville residents note garden work and community activities.
Mrs Helen Mahley visits Mrs J H Laird in Indianapolis. Mrs Will Jenkins and daughter Zerelda of Cleveland CO are visiting relatives here. Rev Mathes will preach at Lib erty Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Everyone welcome. Mrs Eli Downs' sons Harold and Elza spent Sunday with Mrs Lee Marts.
It states Mr. Shake resigned as rural carrier and mentions Claude Bowman Hubert Needham and I F Goernandt visiting Sullivan. Several people traveled to view storm effects southeast while doctors Parker and Boone provided service. The Franchise League met at the Methodist church with Miss Benbridge of Terre Haute delivering an address. Merom residents attended Sullivan, Hutsonville folks moved a house, Ladies Aid gatherings planned, Willing Workers to serve dinner in Fairfield building, and the Methodist Sunday school plans a Master program. Reid Wilson visited Pifers near Palestine. The ferry operated last week despite high water. A large motor truck from the...
Catalog of land transfers listing buyers, sellers, prices, and parcel details across Cass Curry Gill Hamilton Jefferson Turman townships. Notable deeds include Roeder to Eas ton for 11.12 acres and Moore to Weaver for 81-8 acres, with coal and mineral rights noted in several entries.
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