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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1904
Page
3
An Evansville man sues his neighbor for 500 dollars after two of his chickens were drowned on the premises. The item is presented with satirical asides about public figures and local curiosities, reflecting a paper’s humorous column style.
Spring filings with county auditor Jas M Lang total 1027, down 13 from last year and 153 from 1902. Town by town counts: Jackson 70 Hymera 28 Curry 75 Shelburn 11 Farmersburg 20 Fairbanks 31 Turman 111 Hamilton 95 Sullivan 149 Cass 62 Jefferson 89 Haddon 119 Carlisle 34 Gill 119 Merom 14.
Judge Quarton of Algona Iowa explains the 3 year old divorce from Mrs George D Herron saying she was paid 60000 to secure Harrons freedom to marry his affinity Carrie Rand of Burlington and that Francis D Martin Grinnell relayed the tale as the judge told it.
A splendid town lot proposition fronts two of the main streets of the town as Forty Acres joins Farmersburg on the east. The feature presents a substantial parcel suitable for development and growth.
A 25 acre tract southeast fronts Main Street and would likely sell quickly if platted into town lots.
Five acres at northeast edge proposed as a key town addition. The parcel fronts two principal streets in Farmersburg, seen as a desirable site for development and growth.
Pedigreed horse Prince Axell by old Axell- Polly Herr stands at Sullivan Indiana stable this season. $10 to insure foal. Prince Axell trotted half mile in 1 15 in 1908 and is 153 hands high. Owner and Keeper.
A local money lender announces a new plan to borrow money on household goods and various valuables with installments on the 10th or 25th or other convenient times. Loans range from $10 to $300, confidential service.
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