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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1905
Page
10
Attorney at law offers prompt legal services including probate work. Offices on ground floor in Sullivan State Bank Building with options for long or short term loans on easy terms.
The speaker notes four U S establishments that earn money without advertising located in Philadelphia New Orleans Carson City and San Francisco and offers to provide rates to interested parties.
The state board of education approves new history physiology spelling and grammar books to be used from September 1906. Governor Hanly urges devout observance of Memorial Day with no frivolous amusements, noting soldiers who died for liberty and urging public reflection and flags at half mast. Report notes a rise in Indiana saloons, with cities like Indianapolis and Fort Wayne showing increases and reform efforts led by Governor Hanly planning to use Moore law to curb licenses.
The notice urges Sullivan county readers to report new addresses due to rural route changes. It explains mail may arrive late if the paper is sent to a prior town or old route, using Shelburn and rural route No. 4 as an example and asking subscribers to inform the newspaper promptly.
Cora Carrico files for divorce from Basrrico in circuit court. Carrico, previously convicted of jinreeny in Greene county last September, serves a term at the Southern Reformatory. Multiple damages and personal injury suits noted against coal and mining firms in Greene county.
James Hendren plans a new house project while John Gastineau visits relatives in Linton. Hickory youths attend Shiloh Sunday meeting. Silas Cox and wife visit Linton street fair. Rosa Bennett of Pleasantville visits relatives. Claud Buck and wife near Pleasantville also travel to relatives. Ed Shepherd and wife go to Dugger. Bro Strivers preaches at Shiloh. John Chambers in Dugger. Martin Pirtle visits Jesse Page’s home. Rain is abundant.
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