Sullivan County Supreme Court Notes and Early Wabash Trade
Recounts 1847 Wabash flatboat freight contracts between Dudley Co and Samuel Case with Johnson, payment disputes, and a case of Case v Dudley on freight delivery. Also covers 1844 Sullivan Thompson case about boarding by physician partners and a Ohio Supreme Court reference on Amos H. Caffee, linking local families and paper history.
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Q. R. FE
Henry French
Merom
New Orleans
Vincennes
McGregory v. Johnson
Vigo County
James Dudley
Isaac Sanford
McGregor
Clinton
Samuel Case
Terre Haute
Samuel S. Case
Ind
James Dudley & Co
Sanford
Dudley & Co
Case
Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Dudley
New Harmony
Supreme Court
J. L. Durham
Otho Collier
Geo. Nowlin
Turman Township
Court House
Indiana
Wabash
Ohio
Mississippi
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Howard
Howard's Tavern
Thickston
Rush Medical School
John
Tennessee
Putnam County
Knox County
Thompson
Philadelphia
John J. Thompson
Mary A. Langdon
W. N. Thompson
John L. Thompson
Will A. Thompson
James Thompson
Samuel Thompson
New Lebanon
Gill Township
James S. Thompson
Samuel A. Thompson
Sanders M. Howard
Wook Wee
James 8. Thompson
James
Martin
Gales
Thompsons
J. H. Thompson
J. H. Weary
Howerd
Railroad House
J. P. Duffiey
Supreme Court of Ohio
William Spencer
Amos H. Caffee
Ohio Supreme Court
Ficking County
McDougal
Sunpreme
Caffee
Spencer
Carffee
Bennett Caffee
Murray Briggs
Sullivan Democrat
Licking County
Belinda Briggs
Benjamin Briggs
Briggs
Frankfort
Hymera
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism Pain Relief
Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief from rheumatism pains and aches with a clear liquid formula. It penetrates without rubbing and is advertised as effective for strains sprains muscle soreness gout lumbago toothache backache and stiff neck. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Mrs Gordon Hosts Miss Lucile Thornberry Visit
Miss Lucile Thornberry of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gordon here last week.
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Lucile Thornberry
Indianapolis
J. H. Gordon
What to Grow In Your Garden This Season
Advice from the National Emergency Food Commission on planting based on soil type and space. For moist low ground choose celery onions late cucumbers while high dry soil suits early peas beans and forcing crops. If space allows plant sweet corn melons squashes along edges, with asparagus rhubarb and small fruits like currants nearby. Focus on a few fresh-tasting vegetables rather than many tiny plantings. Early plantings include peas beets carrots radishes parsnips lettuce onions spinach and potatoes if room. Later crops follow harvest of initial picks.
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National Emergency Food Commission
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Lorsheim
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Forest City
Fox Chemical Company
The
Dix Lumber Co
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
Buick Automobile
Dave Giles
Pinaud
Parfamerie
Dept. Mi
Pinaud Bldg
New York
Everett Taylor
W. Side
For All
Iny
Globe
Sunivan
H. C. Steel