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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

Page

2

Modern race cars and wind resistance shaping their design

Racing cars feature freakish body lines to reduce wind resistance. The rule against following closely aims to prevent drafting advantages. In Indianapolis style curves, drivers must balance steering to stay inside the pole position as centrifugal effects lift the rear, keeping the action dynamic over the 2.5 mile oval with eight position changes.

American Automobile Association Three Indianapolis Track Indianapolis

Minstrel Troupe Performs in Graysville Auditorium

Graysville notes a Hutsonville Illinois minstrel troupe performed at the local auditorium last Saturday night. Ed Smith and family from Washington Indiana visited relatives here the previous weekend. Local merchants report abundant eggs with attractive prices drawing thrifty shoppers. J P York and family spent Sunday with Jesse Medsker. Elmer Heck and wife conducted business in Sullivan Friday. Mrs Lillie Burton stays in Merom to care for her seriously ill mother.

Graysville Hutsonville Ill J. P. York Jesse Medsker Elmer Heck Sullivan

Speed Squint Cheverolet Tops Racing World At Indy

Speed squint known racing figure Chevrolet came to the United States in 1908 as a mechanician for Victor Hemery. He became a celebrated race driver, famed for his eyes and goggles. He will drive a Frontenac in the 300 mile Indianapolis race on May 30, a dark horse odds with a dangerous reputation.

Ouis Chevrolet United States Victor Hemery Chevrolet Henry Ford John N. Willys Bill Pickens Bill Indianapolis Motor Speedway Mwes Indianapolis

Military Tactics Used at Hoosier Speedway

The article describes Captain William P. Carpenter’s guards at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It notes ihis khaki clad soldiers marching west of Indianapolis before a May 30 event, with tents pitched and patrols established to safeguard spectators, using strict military discipline and tactics.

Corona California Indianapolis Motor Speedway William P. Carpenter Indianapolis Track Captain Carpenter Indianapolis

Maxwell cars ready for sixth International 300 Mile Sweep

Eddie Rickenbacher and Pete Henderson of the Prest-O-Lite team unveil two Maxwell race cars for Indianapolis May 30. The 59 50 pair share chassis and drive, claiming equal capability to outpace foreign rivals Sunbeam Peugeot and Fiat as they revive the Harroun principles for the 300 mile race.

Indianapolis Speedway Eddie Rickenbacher Prest-O-Lite Maxwell Pete Henderson Eddie Pete Indianapolis Motor Speedway Ray Harroun

Socialists Name County Ticket and Delegate

The Socialists of the county met to form a county organization elect a delegate to the state convention and select a ticket. Names include County Chairman John Page Sullivan Boatehany seabird William JH Leo Vand van and William H Forbes chosen delegate. The ticket lists Representative John H Miller.

John Page Sullivan Boatebany William JH Leo Vand Van William H. Forbes John H. Miller

First cross-town speedway entry signals new era in racing

For the first time a team from Indianapolis Motor Speedway enters a New York Race on May 18 with a Peugeot and two Maxwells driven by John Aitken Eddie Rickenbacher and Pete Henderson. The New York team will return to Indianapolis May 30 for the Sixth International Sweepstakes Race on the Hoosier speedway. The move dignifies speedway sport while stressing individual drivers over team prizes.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway New York Peugeot Hoosier Speedway

Paxton Officials Listed in Local Government Roles

The notice names Paxton treasurer townsley Willis and coroner Elam Orr, sheriff Roscoe White, surveyor Christopher C Bowers, prosecutor George Shingshang, and two district commissioners Jas F Cunningham and Andrew J Lee. An advertisement for “Rough on Rats” extols a pest exterminator used by the U. S. Government with economy sizes at 25c or 15c and a comic picture by R J S Wells of Jersey City, N J.

Roscoe White Paxton Elam Orr Sullivan Christopher C. Bowers U. S

Sullivan Union and Terre Haute Daily Star Ad Price

The Sullivan Union and The Terre Haute Daily Star each charge one year subscriptions at 2.50 dollars.

Sullivan Union The Terre Haute Daily Star

Notice to Absentee in Sullivan County Indiana

In the Sullivan Circuit Court of Indiana an absentee is named as Benjamin Franklin Harris in a case filed by Robert B. Harris seeking appointment of an administrator for the estate. A hearing is set for June 12 1916 at Sullivan Court House with clerk David Giles noting the first insertion May 10 1916.

State of Indiana Sullivan Circuit Court Benjamin Franklin Harris Fairbanks David Giles Sullivan Circuit Court Hunt & Gambill

Notice of Final Settlement in Hunt Estate

I H Kalley administrator of the estate of Christian Hunt filed a final report of account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday May 19 1916 the 17th judicial day of the May term 1916. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. I H Kalley Administrator. I H Kalley Attorney. First insertion April 26 1916 3t.

I. H. Kaley Christian Hunt Sullivan Circuit Court I. H. Kalley

Why do Druggists Refuse to Guarantee a Cure for Piles

Advertisement claims J. W. Hunt Pile Cure Co of Sullivan Indiana offers a guaranteed cure for chronic piles. It promises no operation or knife and a home remedy with a money back guarantee if not cured when used as directed. Send $1.00 for the remedy.

J. W. Hunt C.o Sullivan Indiana

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ATO Mobile E Racing Carl G. Fisher Anapolis Motor Spi Tay Benind Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company North Side Square Cub J. A. Knotts John C. Chaney Citizens Trust Building Ed Smith Washington, Ind Bennett Bennett’s Pharmacy Louis Os Frontenag Townsley Willis Carlisle George Shingshang Hymera Jas. F. Cunningham Andrew J. Lee Robert B. Harris Brown Herb CO Murray St New York City G. W. Clayton First National Bank P. A. Barco Briggs Fidelity Loan Co East Side Sq. Sullivan, Ind Dix Lumber Co C.T. Howard Indiana Veterinary College Parks & Wible Barn Sullivan, Indiana Bucklen’s Arnica Terre Haute C. L. Buss T. Health Washington St. Sullivan Ind
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