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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
7
An editorial compares monetary losses from bank failures to larger losses suffered by individuals who hoard money and fall prey to theft and accidents, arguing the hoarders’ damages outweigh depositor losses. Crowned by a Washington Herald voice.
Official estimates total money in the United States at 3 123 056 673 dollars with 1 010 700 000 in banks 338 555 0 3 in the treasury and 1 778 5 00 0 0 in private hands outside these sectors. Hoarding money hurts industry and commerce while active circulation supports the economy and banks provide safeguards for depositors. Indiana corn crop reports show 64 counties yielding about 105 549 705 bushels this year versus 165 076 971 in 1906, with average per acre about 38 bushels and total planted acres 2 788 855.
The team roster lists Sullivan High School players and staff in three rows. Names include coach Fred Bays, quarterback Mercer Beauchamp, fullback Guy Boone, left tackle Ralph Willis, right end Robert Lacey, left guard Leslie Ma, right guard Beeson Hunt, left half Rush Crowder, right half Henry Springer, center Beeson Hunt, and others with substitutes and trainer Walter Thompson.
An old authority warns of cold weather causing rheumatism and kidney trouble. A home remedy using dandelion extract, potassium compound, and sarsaparilla is sold ready-made or compounded by local pharmacists for readers to take after meals and at night.
The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers to relieve headaches biliousness malaria and jaundice and claims a guaranteed remedy available at Joe K Smock & Son's drug store for 25 cents.
Castoria advertisement style label stating The Kind You Have Always Bought bears the signature of Castoria. Repeats branding phrase and product association in a timeless old advertisement tone.
Mrs. Theodore Powell slipped on a concrete walk in front of James Riggs and broke her right wrist. M K Christy will publicly sell personal property on Saturday November 33. Mr. Christy plans to move to Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. John Alkire travelled from Curry township after visiting Mrs. M A Dawson in Muddy Fork Arkansas. Mrs. Dawson is sister to Mrs. Amanda Sherman and Mrs. Ham Thix tun. The Dawson family is connected to large Arkansas lumber operations with mills employing hundreds. Mrs. James Wallace’s health is improving. A. M. Getty wins bank construction contract at Palestine and has started work. The Vincennes District Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Odon. Matilda Mason elected first vice president and G W Murphy mite box superintendent. The next meeting will be in this city. Richard Deeble, once with Carlisle coal mines, died in Avoca Pennsylvania from miner’s asthma. he was brother to Sol Deeble of Carlisle. W H Hancock installed a gasoline pump at Frank Spangler’s mine in Cass. State Superintendent Fassett Cotton and entourage visited Mammoth school. Cotton praised it as among the best in the state. Hosea Anderson’s school has 55 students and is connected by telegraph and electrical bell. The county Odd Fellows meeting in this city drew many from across the area despite bad weather. Marshall Maxwell of Cass township bought J F Nicholas’s East Washington home and will move here. Nicholas will build a residence in Giles addition in spring. Aaron D Morris of Turman township visited Garnett Kansas with his parents and brother. his wife is Lemuel Evans’s daughter. John N Morris, oldest son, has long run a dairy in Garnett.
J G Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for fast relief of a felon and quick cure at low cost. Advertises it as best for sores burns and wounds priced 25 cents at Joe K Smock and Son's drug store.
A local bulletin lists autumn events and daily life in Scott City. Farmers husk corn with a light crop. John Lewis raises a new barn while Clarence Scott works at the Scott mine. Several residents, including Virgil Bushell and Forest Hayden, visit. Park Lewis improves after illness. Reverend Griffith to lead services Sunday.
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