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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
3
On a farm three miles south of town, Henry Bartley found a hidden cave beneath a well. A dugout seven by seven feet was built with dirt roof supported by planks, bricks, and 2x4s. Items stolen from Frank Blice were missing, and theories range from fugitives to burglars or youths seeking bandit life.
Goodlet Morgan recalls the 1835 36 Indiana canal expansion from Terre Haute to Evansville and the financial collapse after the specie circular. He details canal bond issues, canal land grants, and the 1848 1852 construction, with Pike county contractors and local wheat, pork, and packing industry booms in Petersburg. He warns that abandonment halted regional growth, asserts canal transport could have made Evansville a 100000 population city, and cites later canal and rail plans in New York Ohio Chicago and broader Midwest shipping aims.
Describes multiple Oklahoma farms in Greer and Comanche counties offered by Frisco Immigration Association with prices per acre ranging from about 16 to 60 dollars. Highlights locations near Eldorado Olustee Frederick and notes on land in cultivation fences windmills and improvements. Includes travel offers and trade options. Averages 50.65 inches of annual rainfall per year per Ft Sill.
Dr Crowley boasts a perfect forty six year record with no failures and mentions treating several notably severe cases. He notes success across a range of ailments including gall stones and bilious conditions in dogs.
The advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for stomach liver and bowel disorders. It credits Dr W B Caldwell for research and claims quick permanent relief with a money back guarantee. sold by Joe K Smock at 50c and 1.00 with Dr Crowley offering ear and eye cures.
An Indiana editor asserts a husband refused doctors to operate on his wife for female trouble. He recounts that after five physicians failed, Electric Bitters cured her, enabling her to resume household duties. Product advertised as guaranteed by a pharmacist for 50 cents.
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