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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
8
Rexall remedies are presented as a united line chosen after expert testing. Highlights include Rexall 93 Hair Tonic, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, and Rexall Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, with claims of germicidal action, digestion aid, and cough relief priced at 25 cents per bottle.
A joint meeting of the county council and county commissioners approved 2000 for Court House Park improvements. The current iron fence will be removed to the county infirmary. A 16 foot concrete sidewalk will circle the park, plus a six foot wide sidewalk around it. Five large War Department cannons will be erected on pedestals at the park corners. The project aims to make Sullivan's court park and the square area among Indiana’s best.
The wheat and oats in Sullivan County are in fine condition with prospects for a good crop. Clover meadows failed but this year's sowing should yield a useful clover crop. Fruit crops are forecast as a complete failure due to cold damage to orchards. Corn planting delayed by bad weather, with about 1000 acres of corn ground broken in the county. O. B. Harris' office is in the Citizens' Trust building.
Riley W Cavins, father of Senator Alexander G Cavins of Terre Haute, died at 3 25 PM Tuesday at the home of Mrs Martha L Cavins after six months illness. He lived in Sullivan and later Terre Haute, was born the youngest of 13 children, and was a longtime churchmember. He leaves a widow and one son, Alexander, plus other relatives.
State Gas Inspector Kinney tested the Jamison gas well last Wednesday. rock pressure near 280 psi and daily output about 1 243 880 cubic feet. The finding promises adequate city gas supply with two thirds capacity from another gasser. The report includes notes on local visitors Mrs H V Gormley of Schenectady and obituaries for a local veteran with Civil War service and medical career.
Notice outlines subscription options for the Indianapolis News via the Union office. One month costs 30 cents, a year 3.00 dollars. A yearly option through the Union totals 8.50 dollars.
Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the residence of Mrs Matilda L Cavins conducted by the Rev M E Prather in the presence of many relatives the remains laid to rest in Bloomfield cemetery
Two more car loads to arrive this week and low prices move them. Out of the high rent district Tur man and Riggs urge buyers to visit before purchasing. Wanted list: all kinds of second hand furniture and stores advertised by Index Furniture Store Department.
The agency markets the celebrated machine with a sample on the floor. Call to place orders now to have machines ready at harvest time. Turman and Riggs associated with the promotion.
Dugger May 8 Mrs Allie V Oliphant eldest daughter of postmaster Quillen of Dugger died in Washington Ind last week She was 38 years old. Robert Mitchell employed at Burgess bakery here was severely burned on arms and face when coal oil used to start a furnace caused an explosion last Wednesday.
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