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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1917

Page

2

Sullivan County Case in Indiana Supreme Court 1857 ruling

The Indiana Supreme Court Sustained a decree awarding Catherine Robertson 682 dollars in a chancery suit against John Earnhart. The decision examined a contract for Virginia claim collection and a contested receipt. It held the statute of limitations did not bar the suit, due to alleged concealment and insanity of the plaintiff.

Earnhart John Robertson Samuel Kinnerly Jacob Kinnerly Virginia Washington County Indiana John John Earnhart James Kinnerly John Rober Toe Catherine Rob‘feay Jacob Samuel Mallet Robertson Boyle Elisha Caroline Earnhart J. P. Usher

Shelburn Veteran Elliott Froment Dies at 77

Elliott Froment, Shelburn's longtime resident and Democrat, died May 20 1917 after years of illness. Born February 6 1840 in Waterbeach England he lived about sixty years in Shelburn. Funeral was held Wednesday by Prairie Lodge of Odd Fellows and burial was at Little Flock.

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Dr. King's New Life Pills Offer Spring Relief

A vintage ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a spring laxative to clear winter wastes from the intestines and blood. It promises renewed vigor and improved complexion, with non-elating laxative claims and availability at druggists for 25 cents.

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