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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
8
James McCammon longtime Sullivan resident dies at 75 after several weeks of illness. Survived by his wife and five children Dudley James Harry Bessie and Mrs Milo Vermillion all of Sullivan.
Terre Haute lodge No. 86 B P O E will dedicate its new home with ceremonies this evening. A large Sullivan Elks contingent and delegations from Chicago Indianapolis Vincennes Paris Brazil and Robinson will attend with J N Sammis grand exalted ruler in charge of services.
James Muchmore buys a lot on East Washington Street from the Snow heirs for a residence. Eliza Curry of Terre Haute sells a Jackson township farm with ninety acres to Jesse Kiberstadt and Samuel Morris for 5125. Jacob Billman sells 85 acres in Jefferson township to John Marlow for 4 ton, taking the Marlow residence on North Main Street and property on North Court Street plus 780 in cash.
Mrs. Julia Brown of west of town filed a damage suit in the Sul Niven circuit court against Alonzo White alleging relations resulted in birth of a child and medical costs of 255 dollars. She seeks 2000 dollars in damages. Carlisle News notes. Also mentions Florence Hat Blas Heating staves and J B Mullane & Co. trading. Brokaw of Charleston was in the city on business.
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A brief street exchange features Frederick Flip and a passerby discussing identity, with mismatched labels and a guarded retort. The dialogue hints at social perceptions without further incident.
Dialogue shows a man asking whose girl is involved while two boys named George and Jimmie duel in a lot to settle the matter. The scene suggests a childish contest escalating to a social dispute as onlookers witness the exchange.
Dialogue shows Father-Jimmie discussing lawn work and truancy officers. Jimmie explains he planned to work but feared trouble for his father due to boys under 14 being watched. The exchange highlights parental guidance and school-age labor concerns.
The ad claims quick relief from headache and nervous headaches, especially for older women, praising Dr Kings New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy. It promises pure blood and strong nerves and urges purchase for 25 cents at J. K. Smock of Son's.
Protracted meeting closed at Liberty Sunday night with good attendance but no visible results. Local residents report visitors and churchgoing, with numerous social notes including travels to winter homes, visits, fishing attempts, and a hunting expedition planned to Arkansas. Rev J E Sidebottom leads meetings at Kingsley.
A damaged notice promotes Cole Manufacturing heating stoves and coal base burners. It claims superior efficiency and longer burn times, urging readers to visit the store to see the stoves on display and learn about the Hot Bisat model. The ad stresses guaranteed heat with various coal types and positions the firm as exclusive agents for the area.
Odd decorations and pranks peppered the Halloween scene as residents observed the event. The Aid Society gathered at Dr. Parriers last Thursday and received five crE num refreshments amid a lively community gathering.
Glen Oak Oklahoma resident Win Upchurch claims a six bottle course of Dr King’s New Discovery cured a two year lung cough that resisted all remedies. The ad promotes 50c to 1.00 bottles and a trial bottle free, with guarantee by Joe K Smock & Son and mentions Allen’s Long Balsam as an alternative cough remedy.
Ada Hopkins of Coldwater Michigan testifies that a five year bronchitis battle ended after using Hyomei. The ad from Joe K Smook & Son touts Hyomei as a cure for bronchitis and related ailments with a $1 outfit and money back guarantee. It also promotes Mi DNA indigestion remedy and 50 cent tablets from the same sellers.
The Halloween night in Sullivan concluded without notable incidents and no arrests were recorded. Six year old John D. Neff, son of Dr. J. W. Neff, suffered a broken arm after being tripped on the south side of the public square. he was masked at the time of the accident.
Unclaimed letters dated November 3 1909 in Sullivan Indiana postoffice to be sent to Pend Letter Office if not called within two weeks. Ladies Nannie Brynot Lelia McConnell Ethel Ransford Vina. Gents Hal Denton F H Hagenbuch Thos Isherwood Rev A Whitten. Hinkles Hays at Wa bash college visited parents John T and Mrs. Hays Sunday.
Cushman and family spent Sunday with Mrs Iono. Mervin Beard stayed overnight with cousin Roy War de Laura Langston. Langston visited Harte. Josie Eno returned from Ohio. Alfie Watson and Ference Graystone in Sullivan. Mann family drove to Fairbanks. Fern Medsker at Clyde Shields Pits er Middletown visitor Warren Watson. Dr and Mrs James Miles of Merom guests of Ella and Josie. Chisler couple at John Kennetts Sunday.
An old patent medicine pitch argues catarrh causes debility and that Rexall Mucu-Tone can restore appetite and weight. It offers a risk free trial with a cent charge and a full refund if not satisfied, emphasizing scientific tonics and altered metabolism to address the underlying condition.
Rexall Mucu Tone comes in five sizes priced 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle. Sold only at The Rexath Store Reed and Rater. Mrs O B Kersis has a warned home from South Bend where she attended the meeting of the Federation of Women's Clubs.
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