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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1902

Page

3

Moore patent eyed gravity cooling device for homes

Professor Willis L. Moore chief of the weather bureau filed a patent for a gravity air cooling and purifying machine. The device aims to keep rooms at 70 to 72 degrees in heat, using air from outside and evaporation, with removal between rooms and safe automatic operation. It targets homes hospitals and hotels as a cheaper, portable cooling method.

Washington Willis L. Moore Weather Bureau Moore Cty Arind

Bloomfield News notes family moves and local changes

The S S Cantwell brick plant will move to Jasonville for new building demand. Charles Cantwell, home from Indianapolis, aids the move. Disney of Cole Ridge visits Beech Creek and subscribes. Campbell of Bedford, near 87, recalls long voting history. Grace resigns as Grant township Trustee. Yeoman appointed. An elderly 10145 Buntin Street resident reports angel figures appearing on walls. Vessel Vincennes freed from York bar. river conditions discussed. Five teachers needed in Hutsonville district. new intermediate department planned. Mrs Mary A Boles observed 75th birthday with family and friends. Chaney expected to win GOP congress nomination in second district.

Bloomfield News S. S. Cantwell & Sons Jasonville Bedford Vincennes Capitol Israel Brown Buntin Street Brown Hutsonville Ims Herad Vincennes York Farmersburg Bee Mary A. Boles Perry Charles Harris Vina Whitman R. L. Riggs Sullivan W.H. Bennett T. J. Bennett J. K. McClain Wm. Bottorff Sam Pratt Harden Stewart E. H. Nesbit Reed Harris Jonah Hopewell Martha Curry Mollie McDonald Ellen Mitchell Marie Wilson Flov Armstrong Mollie Collins Mollie McRae Messrs Thurman Loren McDonald Otis Asbury Willie Barber Linton Record John C. Chaney Congress Mr. Chaney

Plan Now For Colorado Excursion Rates From Burlington Route

The Burlington Route promotes extensive summer tours offering low first class round trip fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou from multiple cities including St. Louis Kansas City and Chicago. Valid all summer with varying periods and routes plus options to Pacific Coast Yellowstone Minnesota and more. Inquiries directed to local ticket agents or the company office in St Louis Missouri.

Illinois Central Cairo Central New Orleans Southern Omaha Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago A. H. Hanson Burlington Colorado Denver Colorado Springs Manitou St. Louis Kansas City Pacific Coast St Louis Missouri River Frisoo Portland Salt Lake Yellowstone Park Minnesota California F. M. Rugq L. W. Wakeley GOL Pine

Republicans Unite Behind J. C. Chaney in District Race

A united Republican organization backs J. C. Chaney for district office, promising harmony and a strong campaign to improve electability.

J. C. Chaney

Krause Headache Capsule Ad and Local Notices

A druggist advertises Krause Headache Capsule promising pain relief and a 25 cent price. Local mentions note Mrs. Jacob Miller visiting Marion county with daughter Mrs. Will Smith ordering the UNION to her son J. F. Cooper in Iskaloosa Illinois and Kinmundy relatives, with remarks on family ties and travel.

Krause E. EB. Muebler Jacob Miller Merom Will Smith J. F. Cooper Iskaloosa Ills LT. Cooper Kinmundy Hs. K Marion County

Vandalia Line Offers Details on Rates and Schedules

The Vandalia Line invites inquiries about railway rates and train times. Individuals should write to D. B. Srexa, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute, Indiana, who will respond promptly with the requested information.

Vandalia D. B. Srexa Terre Haute Ind

Notice to Bidders Sullivan County Infirmary subsistence

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Sullivan County will receive sealed bids until 2 Welock P.M. Wednesday June 4, 1902 for the subsistence of the County Infirmary for the ensuing three months. The estimate of same will be placed on file in the Auditor's office Thursday the 23rd day of May, 1902. I. M. Lang, Auditor.

America Hentucky Louisville Gottfried Innu Sullivan Circuit Court Sullivan Richard N- Worth Diana Tennis Sullivan County Indiana State of Indiana Circuit Court John Nesbit John T. McKinney George W. McKinney Enoch A. McKinney F. Alexander McKinney Mary F Taylor Sarah E. Martz Reed Grigsby William F. Griguly John Grigsby Charfles Grigsby Sarah Anderson Marcaret Gritte Mary J Ward W. Y Nesbit Reed Tiriesby William F. Grigsby Charles Grigsby Mary J. Ward Margaret Gritle Saich Taxbonn W.R. Nessat County of I. G. R. Dutton Sullivan State Bank R. Duttrox H. Kalley Board of Commissioners of Welock I. M. Lang

The Listener at the Door

A fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer presents a tense exchange about sudden news. Minnie whispers that her mother overhears through the door and is apoplectic while another character questions what was said. The scene hints at drama and family tension.

Jack Cleveland Plain Dealer

Charcoal Eph Speaks Broad Southern Dialect

The Baltimore News quotes Charcoal Eph in a regional vignette about speech and culture. The excerpt highlights dialect and social humor as Eph comments on how people cool soup and heat hands, creating a vivid slice of local life.

Charcoal Eph Alistair Jackson Baltimore News

Education pays off in crops debate

A farmer argues with his wife over whether investing in schooling changes crop outcomes. The mother insists education is money well spent to know better and say crops are bad, while the farmer remains skeptical about its effect on farming results. The Washington Star quotes the informal exchange.

Josh Countessel Washington Star

Rainy misfit prompts cloak-and-dagger garment scare

A customer recalls a guarantee about a suit of underwear that would not shrink. The merchant confirms the guarantee and invites returns. The customer returns the item after rain, but cannot remove it, causing embarrassment in the store.

Ohbio State Journal

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