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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
4
Sullivan at West Terre Haute Casey at Shelburn Terre Haute at Clinton set for next Sunday with three high school games on the slate across the area.
Sullivan fell to Terre Haute in a loosely played Sunday game by 10 to 0. Stewart pitched wildly, striking out seven and walking two while Nichols Steward and Kirkham drove runs. In Clinton Park action Shelburne edged another foe 2 to 1 with strong pitching from Hickman and Edmuns. Attendance about 60.
Classified notice seeking used furniture and store fixtures for sale or purchase. Mentions Index Furniture Store Department and a 30-tf reference.
West Terre Haute defeats Casey 4 to 2 in a Sunday game at home. Howe and Jacob battery for West Terre Haute. Stevenson and Williams for Casey. Also note Milwaukee binder advertisement and sales pitch by Turman & Riggs offering harvesting season machinery.
Local notice in Terre Haute invites demonstrations and responses at 7th Street. Specifics are partially obscured, with penciled contact instruction and a reference to Sullivan area and 241.
May 2 report notes Shelburn beats Paris Colts in a close game then loses, followed by an editorial urging Sullivan to establish a free public wagon yard. The piece argues removing hitch racks without a replacement harms business and favors farmers and merchants, praising Joe Reed’s $200 pledge and urging coordinated action for a sanitary, durable solution.
Astort continues marketing policy with classic phrase you have always bought the brand and style featured in recent packaging and ads.
Turman and Riggs, leading buggy and implement house of Sullivan, promote the Gale Edge drop planter that drops one grain at a time and does not crack corn. Dr. George Knapp of Vincennes will be at the McCammon Hotel on Friday May 31 to demo samples and take orders. Also an ad for building houses barns and painting on easy terms by B. E. Foreman and R. Southard in Newport.
A Newport Indiana letter from Burlin E Foreman denies desertion or divorce and states contentment with his wife. It notes Sullivan County grass widows and includes his Box 83 address. Also a note that Mrs S. E. Lindley has returned home from Paducah Kentucky after visiting her parents.
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