Local Notes on Weddings and Visits Across Sullivan County
Schets asse vio personals recounts Mr and Mrs Ransom Akin returning from their east wedding trip and home with the Frenc h Longs. It covers visits by Albert Hazelrigg and Mrs May Worthey Sherman, moves by grocer H R Ford, property transfers, farm life notes, hunting trips near Poplar Bluff and Gilleses Bluff, school visiting day plans, and bonds filed by W W Howard and Charles Railsback with Sullivan County officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Akin
French Long
North State Street
Albert Hazelrigg
Terre Haute
John Simpson
Fred W. Bays
Indianapolis
May Worthey Sherman
Chicago
Bert Crawley
Tives
Indiannapolis
Elmer Harrison
R. J. Turman
Greysville
Telfener
Teas
W. EL. Bridwell
Ed Turman
Poplar Bluff
Black River
Sullivan
Frank Nicholas
Missouri
Lome
Gilleses Bluff
Ocal
Holton
C. Snarr
Purdue University
Lafayette
Agricultural Department
Homer Carrico
Wesley Carrico
Wilton M. Howard
Robert Taylor
J. W. Cooper
J. N. Roberts
W. I Douthitt
J. K. Smock
Jacob Miller
Joe T. Akin
G. R. Dutton
W. C. Jamison
Z. C. Shields
Owen J. Ridgeway
Charles R. Railsback
Board of Commissioners
James R. Riggs
Richard Taylor
Caesarean birth follows mother’s death in Chicago hospital
In Chicago, a baby was delivered by Caesarean section just half an hour after its mother Emma E. Simonson died at the county hospital. Dr. Daniel P. Teter led the effort to save the child as nurses observed a sudden larynx swelling threatening the patient. The newborn’s future viability was reported as promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julius Caesar
Emma E. Simonson
Cottage Grove Avenue
Simonson
Guess Winter Weather From Birds And Signs
A collection of traditional signs predicts the season's severity. Goose, bear, crow, crane, woodpecker, field lark, moss on trees, fish worms, and hickory nuts each signal either a mild or severe winter. The article notes a recent temperature drop to 26 and early ice forming as corroborating observations. Geese flying south are cited as a sign of winter.
The Unguarded Flank in Campaign Chat
A Ward politician asserts women will vote for Perkinson while a political boss counters no and claims to have hired all local department stores to slash prices on election day.
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Perkinson
Hedrick Seeks Another Run for State Legislature
James W. Hedrick of Dugger, a former representative, announces he will run again on the Democrat ticket against W. J. Williams of Hymera. Hedrick says he still desires live statesmanship and plans to compete when the session convenes, urging Cass township supporters to back him in the coming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parsons
Farmersburg
Union
Joplin
W. E. Gilmour
Cass Township
Winterhaven
Florida
Sullivan County
W. H. Hill, Jr
Donald Basler
Indianapolis
Rollin A. Plunkett
Conference of the Christian Church
Jas. W. Hedrick
Dugger
W. J. Williams
Hymera
Jim
Hieves
Boots
Sullivan
Sullivan Democrat
Voice
Hedrick
Boone
Court House
Dick Parks
Isaac Snow Shows Slight Stroke Recovery At Clinic
Isaac Snow cashier for Sulli van County Loan and Trust Company has shown improved condition after a stroke three weeks ago. He now moves his paralyzed right leg indicating a sign of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Snow
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Company
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
William E. Roberts to Sylvia Russell. William Mattox to Dora B. Keene. Chad Clark to Asenath Murdy. Floyd Taylor to Grace B. Clouse. Charles E Daniela to Charity B. Hood. Ernie Boles to Fay O. Wilson. Clarence H. Kirk to Mary Davis. Ray Parker to Lillie Ridgeway. John Collins to Grace V. Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad Clark
Asenath Murdy
Floyd Taylor
Grace B. Clouse
Charles E. Daniela
Charity B. Hood
Ernie Boles
Fay O. Wilson
Clarence H. Kirk
Mary Davis
Ray Parker
Lillie Ridgeway
John Collins
Grace V. Dale
Two Sides to Dream and a Legislator’s Wake Up Call
A fragment from a novel titled That Man Says He’s Going to Wake Everybody Up When He Gets to the Legislature contrasts with a humorous rural exchange. Farmer Countess notes that political preening often signals self dreamin as he comments on waking others up.
Plisto Toting Quote Published in Houston Post
A Houston Post quotation warns that a man with no self control should not carry a gun, while a self controlled man rarely needs one. The remark underscores restraint and responsibility in firearm use.
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Plisto
Houston Post
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South Side
Indiana
Childrens
H. R. Ford
Washington Street
Fanny Crawford
Warner, Kas
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Walter Scot
Worden
Illinois
S. H. Kalley
Rela
Wingate
Hammond
Long
Merom
Clarence Henry Kirk
Hazel Davis
Tom Hollingsworth
W. R. Kirk
Alexander Davis
Chicago Hospital
Unus
Ual
Suitery
Wooly Boy
F. M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Oosier
Lindley
Wes
Peepul
William E. Roberts
Sylvia Russell
William
Mattox
Dora B. Keene
Star Saloon
Old Prentice
Old I. W. Harper
Wm. Berkele
Chas Nelson
Bond
Green River
Fort Harrison
Walker’s
Echo Springs
Fern Hill
Anderson County
Golden Heritage
Belle of Nelson
Cane Springs
Black & White
Roderick Dhu
John Dewar & Sons
Rock and Rye
Kummel
Creme de Menth
el Bart
Gordon
Cornet
Geneva
John de Kuyper
Brandies
Cook
Virginia Dare
Muscatel
M. Sesame
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