Onions and potatoes planned at Eagle Island summer
From the court house cupola report onions red and jack pots will be raised at Eagle Island this summer. Sullivan disseminators attended William H. Jones demonstration to learn fertilizer handling. Roy Metcalf Kaufman Reed and Drennan formed the Roycrofters club meeting the first four Saturdays each month and the fifth when present. Hours seven p.m. to ad valorem.
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Eagle Island
Sullivan
William H. Jones
Roy Metcalf
Roy Kaufman
Roy Reed
Roy Drennan
Roycrofters
Ad Valorem
Seeing Sullivan Motor Bus Route Curious Stops
A query questions why the Seeing Sullivan motor bus does not begin service with stops at the north side fountain Union Depot and the municipal gardens and public golf links.
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Sullivan
Cliff Eaton Tours Old Home Town in Ford Lan-Del Metaphor
Mr Cliff Eaton of Robinson formerly Sullivan drove to his old hometown last week in a Ford landlet described as French meaning hold on or grunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Eaton
Robinson
Sullivan
Cupola staff critique on wartime vote and universal service
The Cupola staff argue that Congress and its members do not embody monopoly on brains or courage. They condemn lawmakers who voted for war and then refused to back universal military service.
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Universal Service
Pilgrim’s Progress
Local Cards Spark Quiet County Seat Exchange
Felix Jones from south Curry donated twenty cents and the eight of spades during a calm evening in the county seat last week.
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Felix Jones
South Curry
Deputy Builds Celluloid Plane for Subpoena Tactics
Deputy Sheriff Otha Brodie crafts a filmic monoplane with aluminum gear to aid in serving subpoenas during the fall term of court.
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Otha Brodie
Graysville Heights Visitor Reports Slow Turman Fishing
Mr. Hank Pounds visits the county seat and says Turman fisheries are slow with not much bite yet.
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Hank Pounds
Graysville Heights
Our Weakly Pome Uncle Len Tribute
A rural verse notes Uncle Len nearing four score and ten with affection. Local figures like Eb Lester, Charley Kirkham, and Billy Wilkey appear in quirky vignettes about town life and humorous past events. The piece promises reader engagement and hints at publicity for authors and readers.
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Uncle Len
Lease of City Tract for Bevo Plant Path
John Bill Lindley leased land in the west part of the city and will run a path across the Bevo plant to serve future generations.
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John Bill Lindley
Bevo
Indiana breweries plan glass eye production for blind tigers
Report states Indiana breweries will engage in manufacturing glass eyes for blind tigers next year, signaling a unusual diversification into safety and novelty eye production.
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Indiana Breweries
Sloan's Ointment Relief for External Aches
Advertises Sloan's ointment as quick relief for muscle soreness from unusual work and strains. Claims easy penetration without rubbing, clear liquid formula that won’t stain skin, priced at 25 cents at the local druggist. Ends with exhortation to keep a bottle for rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises backache and other external pains.
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Sloan
Real Estate Transfers Notice
Sullivan County records list transfer activity furnished by Schroeder and Price from the Sherman Building. Abstract system details are provided by the Best and Only Complete Abstract.
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Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Sullivan
County
Property transfers and court allowances in Sullivan County
A stream of land deeds records numerous transfers in Sullivan County including Bedwell to Bedwell 42 acres for 1, Deem Walters to Otis Walters 7 acres for 35, and Drake family exchanges of 80 plus acres. Also listed are court allowances for February term, and Farmersburg items noting school superintendent O'Dell retained and jury/bailiff expenditures.
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William O. Livingston
William I. Hammond
Samuel Springer
Kile Lemmons
William M. Beard
Charles E. Bottorff
Roy Lund
Helen Mahley
Rachel Barnard
Sam Bridwell
Len Bailey
Thomas E. Hopewell
Howard Bunch
Dora H. Bedwell
Charles Boles
John G. Barnett
Frank Blake
Charles Sgaw Ue
Robert C. Crow Wows
Charles B. Carrithers
Elmer E. Scott Wu
Danty
Roland T. Walker
Daidcyene
Matt Lane
Meals Jury
Linkenhoker
Alumbaugh & Stanley
Same
Glayds Hiattoe
Joe K. Smock & Son
Wabash Valley Elec. Co
Tive Pats
Renssysotastabesnendibthyen
Sullivan Transfer Co
Serv
O'Dell
Board of Education
E. A. O’dell
O’dell
Farmersburg
Cherokee youth transferred to Indian service in Washington
Cherokee North Carolina native, son of Col. A. P. Asbury of Farmersburg, is transferred to the Indian service in Washington. His family will stay in Cherokee until the term ends as Mrs. Asbury teaches there.
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Cherokee, N. C
A. P. Asbury
Farmersburg
Indian Service
Washington, D. C
Cherokee
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
Pleasant cough syrup Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey praised for easing deep hacking coughs in children. Soothing pine balms loosen phlegm heal irritated tissues and offer quick relief. Get a bottle today at your druggist priced 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
W.H. Eaton
Sherman
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Sullivan, Ind
Court House
Eb Lester
Turman
Charley Kirkham
Sebring
Shelburn
Dad Crowder
Granny Nichols
Tony Wright
Chas
Lafayette
Billy Wilkey
Post Office
Messrs
Maurice Thompson
William Borders
Everett Cap Beasley
Maxmillian Crowther
James Whitcomb Riggs
Frank
Sin-bad Turman
William IL. Crowder Jr
Percy's Place
Sin-bad
Little, Casino
Pimento
Jim Baker
Fred
Court House Park
Frate Liston
Little Bill Leahy
U. S
United States
Cass Township
David M. Bedwell
Fred Bedwell
Marie Walters
Gdn
Deecem
Otis Walters
Grace Letty
Levi Gambill
Daniel M. Brewer
Curry Township
Dorothy L. Tutt
Ernie Boles
Winthrop A. Foote
B. G. Denney
Fairbanks Township
Hiram Drake
Paris E. Drake
Samuel DeBaun
William H. Thomas
James M. DeBaun
Gill Township
W. Harlan Allen
Lee Ellis
Hamilton Township
Bertha Scott
Wm. A. Wilkey
I. H. Kalley
Jas. M. Sinclair
Mary Alice Dudley
John R. Connelly
Jackson Township
Thurso Cummins Et al
Lizzie Wallace
Kate Wallace
John D. Giles
James F. Crawford
Ina Forbes
Jefferson Township
Fred G. Wolfe
Fay
M. L. Stinnett
Tarman Township
Chas. E. Thomas
Ozro P. Badger
Carlisle
Daniel Kerkhof
Carl Sproatt
Farnsworth
Fannie E. Bedwell
Bessie Harlow
Hymera
Wm. J. McAnally
Jas” T. Stark
White Ash Coal Co
Claud Norris
G. H. Barney
Plew’s Sur
Samira J. Stewart
Alonzo P
Lulu D. Smith
Keen
Lyonton
Chas. Hale
Noah Bainton
Juyons
Jas. H. Cox
Forrest
Roxie Heathman
Wm. H. Bledsoe
Claud W. Norris
Clover Leaf Co
Wim. M. Case
Alexander Kaminski
Pierce Add. Sullivan
Elizabeth Robbins
Sarah &E. Breedelove
Sarah E. Breedelove
Riley Walker
Tressie Ellen Park
Crowner
Wm. T. Butler
W & A. Ad.s of
Harris Street
Mary = L. Angel
Wilkey & Allen
Arthur D. Cutler
Petit Jury
Butler E. Gaskins
Roscoe K. Johnson
James H. Case
Bert Workman
Arthur W. Drake
Bert H. Seever
G. W. Morris
W. F. Pirtle
Isaac Brown
James H. Bates
Joe Wortman
John Alsman
Farmersburg News
Stephen Leach
James Blannoe
FE. O. Dillingham
Richard Sinclair
H. N. Asrey
A. Bock
Pos, Pyles
E. R. Leach
Thos. JacksSon Nce
George Boone Wu
E. A. Stitzel
Earl Boles
Beck Us
J. K. Smock
Francis Conner
Cepeed NS Iss
Uhcpeander Teria
Thos. Whittaker
Orville Hale
Dave Giles
Washington
Charley Emory Asbury
Etta Jewell
W.B. Reduse
Reduso
Weingarten Bros., Inc
New York
W.B. Noferm
Chicago
San Francisco
the Peoples Store
M. A. Haddon
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