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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
2
A sprawling tirade by Mayor Shad mocks rich elites and their woes amid a rambling tour through Vigo county areas. The speaker brushes aside smug critics while lampooning luxury habits, health fads, and extravagant ambitions, ending with a jab at excess wealth.
J. C. Kolsem the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators Association president and Jackson Hill Coal Co head said the Jackson Hill holdings in the bituminous field will be enlarged soon with more mines. The company will remain independent of the big combines and strengthen to compete. It is reported that Indiana Southern Coal Co offices will move to Chicago Grand Central station.
A fragmentary quoted remark links wealth dissatisfaction to a grim image of violence against a predator and a scornful chorus of the dead. The text conveys tension between social critique and shock value without clear context or attribution.
County Clerk Ogle lists license blanks for all junk buyers and sellers. The new law requires licenses for all dealers, with a $1 fee. Purchases from minors are forbidden without parental or guardian consent, and dealers must records seller details. Violations carry fines from $1 to $500 and possible jail on repeat offenses.
A historic horse named The Jet Black General Purpose Stallion, weighing 13 pounds, will be used in the 904 racing season beginning April at the barn near Mer o Station. Grandson Jesse Havldon inherits JESSA from Vick Derm Worgan stock and will be trained by George Muntree East. Service fee listed at 600.
Island Valley mines number three and four in the Linton district on the Southern Indiana railroad known as the Astey and Jasonville mines have been sold to Job Freeman and M L Gould. The consideration is not public. It is understood they will be included in the Freeman Dickason merger.
Hale F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida describes a near fatal struggle with liver trouble and heart disease. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after other doctors and medicines failed. The testimonial notes a three day improvement and claim of cure. Sold at Joe K Smock's drug store for 50 cents.
An open letter urges widespread use of Germicidal Tablets to prevent and cure germ diseases. It credits long research and claims the tablets destroy disease germs, prevent inception, and offer rapid, certain cures. Produced by a Memphis firm, sold in two sizes with direct lab shipping and no dealer substitution.
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