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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
10
A reflective note evokes Sullivan era style and nostalgia, comparing modern time to familiar rhythms and public life from the past. The speaker trails a sense of simple charm, hinting at bygone social rituals and communal hours.
An exaggerated newspaper ad proclaims deep cuts on men’s and boys’ clothing in Greene and Crawford Counties. It touts heavy cotton socks, worsted and cassimere suits, and underwear with prices from $1.00 to $20.00, promising the largest Southern Indiana assortment.
A shop advertises thorough fabric testing by acids to confirm wool content or cotton mix. The sale begins Wednesday November 1 and closes later. customers are urged to visit for quality clothes.
C R Mattox of Jackson Hill Sullivan county long separated from his mother in Daggett Station. He learned she had died after being placed at the county farm. He returned and brought her to his home at Jackson Hill where she will be cared for the rest of her life.
John Charles Dale and Celia Eaton wed by Justice Kirkham in Sullivan area. The Dales will live west of Sullivan. A river trip down Black River in Arkansas is planned Friday by Silver Chaney Charles Batey James M Lang Ed Hill W H Hill Jr I N Cashner Elza Osborne and Harve Reed, boarding a Poplar Bluff houseboat. Mr and Mrs John S Rogers depart for Ephrata Washington with good wishes. Mrs George W Funk and daughters plus Jessie Pearce and Mrs K Galligher leave for Los Angeles. R A Plunkett attends Indiana Photographers Art League meeting in Evansville.
The quail open season runs November 10 to January 1 with daily bag limit of 24 quail and penalties of ten dollars per quail for overages. Selling quail carries ten dollar per quail fines. netting or trapping offenses draw ten to fifty dollar fines. Residents must obtain a one dollar permit from State Commissioner Z T Sweeney of Columbus Indiana, valid for one year and not issued to under fourteen. Prospects are good for a large crop and many locals are securing permits.
Councilman Crowder left a regular session after criticizing the town board’s pace. He said the board was not capable of building more than 18 feet of sidewalk at one session, as a portion of the members seek re election.
Farmers post land for hunting to protect crops and livestock. The article cautions sportsmen to respect boundaries and comply with stringent laws governing hunting on private property.
Hannah Plant of Little Rock credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing years of running sores no other remedy could heal. The product also serves as a healer for cuts burns and wounds and is sold at Joe K. Smock's drug store for 35c. The Union offers waterproof hunting notices in large print for posting farms against hunters and trespassers.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion constipation and related ailments. The copy claims the pills boost digestive organs ease headaches and dizziness with a guarantee at Joe K Smock's drug store.
Progressive residents in Dugger push for incorporation after years of minority status. A mass meeting at Red Men’s hall formed a ten-person committee and hired Hass & Hays and engineer John Ersiger to handle legal and technical steps. County commissioners will hear it next month with a January vote expected.
The damage case of Simon Tindle versus Alexander Rogers was dismissed in circuit court last Friday at the plaintiff's costs. Jams M. Haskett of Greene County was granted a divorce from Stella M. Haskett.
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