For Rent Four Room Cottage
For rent a four room cottage listed by Ervin Catlin in city records. No further details provided.
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Ervin Catlin
City
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1905
Page
8
Waterman fountain pen returned to Miss Dona Gravemier
A waterman fountain pen is returned to Miss Dona Gravemier of BEY with note reading 43 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Dona Gravemier
Bey
The California Harvester Machinery of the Wheat Field
A vivid description of a massive grain harvester in action. The machine roars with a steam firebox and levered mechanisms, cutting swaths of wheat, spilling bags of grain, and clearing chaff as workers assist, illustrating the complex, human-like precision of early harvest technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Harvester
California
Igneerant
Garden Long Ago Theme Recalls Lovers In Clover
A reminiscence of a garden scene where a narrator recalls a grandfather walking with his sweetheart among dewdrops, primrose buds, and rainbow tints. The lyric memory mentions a maiden listening, a soft whispered reply, and a timeless romantic imagery tied to grandparents.
High Honor Declined in 1844 Vice Presidential Nominations
The record notes Silas Wright of New York receiving the first ballot votes for vice president at the 1844 Democratic National Convention but declining the nomination. George M Dallas of Pennsylvania was later nominated with James K Polk on the ticket, which won the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Wright
New York
George M. Dallas
Pennylvania
James K. Polk
Secon
Executor's Notice for Benber Waits Estate
Mnublee is appointed executor of the estate of Benber Waits, late of Sullivan County Indiana. The notice states the estate is solvent and the executor is named to administer the affairs under the applicable laws.
Lightning Burns Large Barn and Losses in Haddon Township
A barn on Joseph Latshaw’s farm in the southwest part of Haddon Township was struck by lightning during a severe storm last Thursday at about 1 p.m. and burned to the ground. Four hundred bushels of corn and other items belonging to James Beck, Latshaw’s tenant, were destroyed. The barn, built about two years ago and among the finest on Shaker Prairie, was insured for 600 dollars with the American Insurance Company of Newark, New Jersey, through Carlisle agent George G. Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willis
Joseph Latshaw
James Beck
Newark
N. J
George G. Arnold
Carlisle
Dessie Ladson
Jonas Ladson
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Providence Christian Church
Paxton
Charles Curtis
Providence Cemetery
Local notes and social happenings in Merom and area
Laura Smith visits the Misses Bragdon. Charley Napier from Terre Haute visits with family. Mrs Ethelyn Pittman returns from Battle Creek. Leota Wright from Palestine accompanies sister here. Gertrude Plunkett and Margaret Linn visit Hunt City friends. Memorial exercises held with eight former students remembered. Mrs McHenry visits Sullivan. Local theft concerns noted. Bert Walters monument plan progresses for Decoration Day. Mrs Clara Bragdon dies suddenly, burial Merom. Palestine high school commencement attended by local residents. Robinson vs Merom game next Saturday. Recital planned in college chapel with Laura Hoskinson Lorin McHenry under Miss Wright and Miss Flammer. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bragdon
Merom
Wible
Plunkett
Stoddard
Martin
Rowe
Palestine High School
Robinson
Hornell
Weimer
Palestine
Laura Hoskinson
Lorin McHenry
Miss Wright
Miss Flammer
Wanted Boarders on Roomers Mrs Clara Bedell
Notice seeks boarders to rent rooms through Mrs Clara Bedell. No additional details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bedell
Trade ads highlight Sullivan merchants and bargains
The Union features advertisements from O. M. Patten Co and the Big Busy Store announcing a basement department and sales. Dowles Taylor Shoe, Otto Krug, Index Bargains, and Scott Brothers hardware advertise specials and prize offers. Readers are urged to note these aggressive, progressive local merchants and their bargain opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Patten & Co
Dowles Taylor Shoe Company
Otto Krug
Krug
Index Bargains
Fat Man
Scott Brothers Big Hardware
Sullivan
Mansfield Refuses Shaw Wearying Ego Clash Over The Devil's Disciple
Clyde Fitch recalls Richard Mansfield clashing with G Bernard Shaw over acting choices for The Devil's Disciple. Shaw urged Mansfield to walk through the role as if the play would act itself, sparking Mansfield to complain of Shaw's ego and question why a Shaw play was chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mansfield
Clyde Fitch
Richard Mansfield
G. Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Mansfield
Kipling
Belgium and French Coal Output Reaches Record High
Belgium and France posted record coal production last year with France at 88 million tons and Belgium at 28 million tons, marking unprecedented outputs for both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Obituary: Spencer Russell Rites Held at Liberty Church
Funeral services for Spencer Russell aged 79 plus were held Thursday at Liberty church with Rev. David Francis. interment in Liberty cemetery. Russell born January 11 1825 in Spencer County Kentucky moved to the county young, married Elizabeth Gaskins January 15 1858, longtime Christian church member and father of County Auditor E E Russell and Mrs Robert Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Russell
Curry Township
Liberty Church
David Francis
Liberty Cemetery
R v
Mr. Russell
Spencer County
Kentucky
Elizabeth Gaskins
Russell
Christian Church
E. E. Russell
Robert Taylor
To Delay Old Age and Boiled Rats Fed to Pigs
Sir Herman Weber claims death from old age stems from a trophy linked to blood vessel changes and urges vigorous circulation by active organs as prevention. In Essex, a farmer fed boiled dead rats to pigs, asserting they mix with bran and oats to make a tastier substitute for mutton broth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Weber
Braintree
Essex
Eng
Pay Scales for Bohemian Glass Blowers in Factories
In the Bohemian glass factory region workers earn weekly piece rates with glass blowers receiving five to eight dollars, cullers three to three fifty, engravers four to six, and skilled painters and gilders six to eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Glass Blowers
Bohemian Glass Factory
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