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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
3
Ladies blue wool hose and unions suits for sale with various prices. Gents wool and fleece underwear in multiple styles. Blankets silk scarfs linoleum and oil cloth offered. Acker range advertised at 32.49 with 50.00 range feature and warming closet. second hand ranges and heaters available.
The piece discusses why some people are easily remembered by others, stressing distinctive traits over mere appearance. It argues individuals should cultivate recognizable character traits to be known and valued, and notes how variety enriches culture and faith. It also includes a calendar coincidences section explaining weekly patterns among holidays and dates.
Dr George W Pirtle of this city files suit against the German American Insurance Company of New York seeking $3000 in insurance money. He states he carried a policy with the firm and demands payment.
The Bloomington Star recalls Chas L Loop who started as Carlisle express agent in the early 1860s and rose to vice president of the Southern Express Company with Chattanooga offices, maintaining ties to Carlisle through The Carlisle News. Also notes a local popcorn social after the election and a string of small town happenings.
Citizens report Ed Bivins brought an empty whiskey barrel to hold cider tainted by demon rum per Rev Perkins. Postmaster Bascombe faces a $10 state committee assessment as Taft leads in letters. A strange dog appeared. Cy Hawkins' dog also acted oddly. Ladies missionary society warns of a liquor scheme on election day.
From Porto Rico reports claim Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds and chest infections. Ramon T Marchan of Barceloneta notes it helped him his brother and over twenty others on his advice. The medicine is offered 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle. Guaranteed by Joe K Smock Son.
A Shelburn history notes the 1872 American Fire Proof Tile Roofing company formed with $100 000 capital. James and Elza Walls were main stockholders. The plant aimed to make jars jugs tiles and roofing but failed due to iron ore in clay causing rough output. The factory operated briefly as financial reverses overwhelmed the venture. Walls also lost a 160 acre farm in the venture.
P. T. Lloyd reports an early variety apple tree in his orchard yielded a sizeable second crop in late June after a second blossoming. The crop was not heavy but the apples were excellent in quality.
Mrs Peter Holan of Cleveland reports her little son suffered a severe whooping cough. After using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from the yellow package the first doses produced a remarkable immediate effect. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
Mrs. Kate Shields spent Sunday with Frank Benson and family. Edna Clark and children visited Frank Benson. Several attended Sunday school at Shady Lane. Goldie Banister visited Cora Benson. Vivian Harden stayed with Esther Moore. Lara Alumbaugh returned to Evansville. A church speaking is planned at Benson Wednesday night October 30. Willard Clark and Elga Benson had their regular appointment Sunday night. Ora Benson visited Mrs. Dell Knowles. Cyrus Stark and Mary Walters plans four months away. Mary Walters improves after illness. Thomas Berridge and family and Claude Moore and families visited Charley Bunch. Daniel Johnson and Wilbur Murdock visited George Liston and Pete McBride. Hazel Riggs of Scott City visited Clara Lambert. Carl Mattix called on Clara Lambert. Dell Knowles visited with Chancey Trueblood and family.
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