Brazil Daily Times shifts to united Republican party stance
The Brazil Daily Times announces a new editorial policy in support of the re united Republican party. It credits past campaigns and critiques of Democratic governance while urging tax relief and economical administration in Clay county. The notice includes a government crop report summary for Indiana and the United States dated November 8 1915.
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Brazil
Brazil Daily Times
Indiana
Republican Party
Times
Clay County
Progressive Party
Republican
Progressive Citizens
Grover Cleveland
State Committee
County Central Committee
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New Divorce and Custody Actions Filed This Term
A slate of filings lists Monroe Clem and Elizabeth Clem as a divorce pair. Laura Johnson and Charles Johnson for divorce. Ruth M. Moss and Everett Moss seeking divorce and custody. Flossie McCrocklin and Jess O. McCrocklin pursuing divorce alimony custody and support. Additional suits include Indiana Silo Company versus August Wagner and Alvina Wagner on note. Roderick H. Willcox Victor G. Beebe versus Charles Wheeler and O W Perry on note. Paul Schrader against Charles E. Barrett Woodford E. Woods on account.
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Monroe Clem
Elizabeth Clem
Laura Johnson
Charles Johnson
Indiana Silo Company
August Wagener
Alvina Wagner
Roderick H. Willcox
Victor G. Beebe
Charles Wheeler
O. W. Perry
Paul Schrader
Charles E. Barrett
Woodford E. Woods
Everett Moss
Ruth M. Moss
Flossie McCrocklin
Jess O. McCrocklin
Marriage Licenses Issued To Six Couples In Area
Thomas H. Rawley 27 and Ethel Lawson of Jackson Hill. Edward Hagerman 38 and Edith Bowne of Farmersburg. Louis Zezula 25 and Eva M. Smith of Paxton. Hosea A. Deckard 28 and Sarah Ann Southwood 22 of Shelburn were granted marriage licenses.
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Thomas H. Rawley
Ethel Lawson
Jackson Hill
Edward Hagerman
Liveryman
Edith Bowne
Farmersburg
Louis Zezula
Eva M. Smith
Paxton
Hosea A. Deckard
Miner
Sullivan
Sarah Ann Southwood
Shelburn
Frazee Buys Store in Merom Conversion
John G. Frazee former Carlisle dealer purchases the Parker clothing store in Merom and will continue the business at the old Merom location.
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Frazee
John G. Frazee
Carlisle
John J. Parker
Merom
Hays Closes Major Coal Land Deal Near Terre Haute
Will H. Hays of this city closed a deal for two thousand acres of mineral land north of Terre Haute for the Miami Coal Co. Contracts for the land exceed $150,000 and a large mine is planned for spring. The S ami Company operates several mines in the state, mainly in the Clinton field.
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Hays
Will H. Hays
Terre Haute
Miami Coal Co
Sami
Clinton
Everhart Home Destroyed By Fire Near City
The residence of farmer Dave Everhart eight miles northeast of town was burned Sunday evening with its contents. The family was at church when the blaze started. Officials believe a defective flue caused the fire.
Weather overview for Farmersburg Nov 7 week
Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer reports for Farmersburg for the week ending November 7. The sequence includes seven days with temperatures ranging from 60s to 80s and conditions mostly clear or partly cloudy. Day one reached 77 with 50, day two 64 and 45, day three 60 and 32, day four 71 and 44, day five 64 and 42, day six 80 and 43, day seven 80 and 53.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Cass Township Sunday School Institute at Dugger
Cass township Sunday school institute will be held at Dugger on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Speakers include Rev. Philip Freis county organizer, Dr. C. B. Hershey president of Union Christian College, Alonzo C. Owens and Charles A. Beasley. Round table conferences are planned.
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Cass Township
S. S. Institute
Dugger
Philip Freis
C. B. Hershey
Union Christian College
Alonz C. Owens
Charles A. Beasley
Funeral for Lola Ball Held at West Johnson Street Residence
Miss Lola Ball fifteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Ball died of typhoid fever last week. Funeral conducted by Rev Albert Nichols of the Christian church. Sunday school class members attended in a body. Remains were taken to Grand View Illinois for burial.
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Lola Ball
Allen Ball
West Johnson Street
Albert Nichols
The
Christian Church
Grand View
Ill
Meeting of King creditors finalizes claims
A meeting of the creditors of the estate of Ed J King of Dugger was held at Hays and Hays law offices. A final adjustment of claims was made and the estate paid about 1712 percent on the indebtedness.
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KING
Ed. J. King
Dugger
Hays & Hays
Insurance Moves: Grover French Joins Inter mediate Accident Assurance
Grover French, after a year at the local Prudential office, accepts the managerial post for the Intermediate Accident Assurance Company of Havansville. This marks a key personnel shift in local insurance operations.
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Grover French
Prudential Insurance Company
Intermediate Accident Assurance Company
Havansville
Shields Sells Eleven Acres North of Graysville
James Shields sold eleven acres of his twenty acre farm just north of the city to Harold Campbell. Shields now resides on the remaining part of his farm north of Graysville.
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Shields
James Shields
Harold Campbell
Mr. Shields
Graysville
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Hugh Giles
A son was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Giles, joining their family with celebrations observed by relatives and friends.
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Hugh Giles
Personal notes from Sullivan county visitors and locals
A long list of visits and travel notes from Sullivan residents. Charles F. Batey and Dr. Garland D. Scott returned from Missouri hunting and fishing on Black River. Many relatives and locals are mentioned visiting Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Bloomington. A new baby born to Dr and Mrs S E Lindley is noted, plus a 10 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs John Mackey in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Batey
Garland D. Scott
Black River
Missouri
St. Louis
Charles H. Bedwell
Edsil Bosstick
Ed P. Hill
Clarence Murdock
Clyde Alkire
William Woodard
Aaron Wilkey
Colorado Springs
Frank Wilkey
Wilkey
S. E. Lindley
Graysville High School Ball Games Prompt Literary Delay
Graysville High School postponed the literary program to next Friday as students preferred to attend ball games. Girls organized two basketball teams with named players. First team beat New Lebanon first team 19 to 14. second team beat New Lebanon second team 34 to 22 at Merom. Three autos of pupils supported the New Lebanon game. Second term exams held Thursday and Friday. Officials hope the new building will open soon. Library list will add eight magazines monthly besides county newspapers. teachers had a visiting day, visiting Garfield Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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Mary Mann
Elizabeth Pounds
Ruby Ransford
Lucile Thornberry
Mabel Nowlin
Laura Durham
Margaret Ransford
Myrna Bowen
Ruby Stewart
Vera Stanley
New Lebanon
Garfield
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Union Christian College Notes
Mr and Mrs Ebaugh of New Richmond Ind visit here this week Rev F G Bell of Sumner NL visits and speaks at Chapel Monday President and Mrs Hershey spend Sunday at Porterville Ill School dismissed for hours Monday so faculty and students attend the funeral of W L Houpt Miss Ruth Moorehead of Hutsonville visits friends Monday D O Gettinger teaching in Northern Illinois visits Lincolnia Literary Society Saturday night
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Ebaugh
New Richmond
Ind
F. G. Bell
Sumner
Hershey
Porterville
Ill
W. L. Houpt
Ruth Moorehead
Hutsonville
D. O. Gettinger
Northern
Illinois
Linccolnia Literary Society
Quail Season Opens Under Daily Quota Rules
The quail season starts today and runs until December 20. Hunters may not kill or possess more than fifteen quail per day. To legally hunt and prepare the birds, one must have a hunter's license and a good dog and gun, then go out and shoot.
Aged Pedestrian Hikes 87 Year Old Veteran Walks Home
Sol Stanfield of Hutsonville Illinois, 87, walked from Hutsonville to visit his brother Thomas Stanfield in this city last week. A Civil War and Mexican War veteran, he covered the distance on foot.
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Sol Stanfield
Hutsonville
Hutsonville, Ill
Thomas Stanfield
Mr. Stanfield
Park Is Honored as ISA Vice President
Richard Park county superintendent was elected one of the vice presidents of the Indiana State Teachers Association at Indianapolis.
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Park
Richard Park
Indiana State Teachers Association
Indianapolis
Pumpkin weighs 111 pounds on display at chamber HQ
A 111 pound pumpkin is shown in the Chamber of Commerce window. The large specimen was grown near Merom Station.
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Chamber of Commerce
Merom Station
Real estate transfers list across multiple properties and towns
A compilation of property transfers shows numerous to acres, lots and towns including Hymera Shelburn Carlisle Dugger Sullivan and Merom with prices from 15 to 8000 dollars. Names involved include Frazee Rusher Walls Collins Eldridge Bean Shaw Dudley Newton Thompson Mayrand Hayes Netterhouse Waldorf Bridwell Stark Edmonson Swoddy Adams Frakes and Cowles. Transactions cover sections township and range details with prices and buyers and sellers.
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John L. Frazee
Charles Rusher
Hugh D. Walls
Carlisle
Loughead
Merom
Dudley O. Collins
Elizabeth Collins
Alexander Eldridge
Henry Bean
Charles Shaw
Roscoe Peterson
Hymera
Andrew J. Hayes
Benjamin
Samuel Hummell
Shelburn
Ira Netterhouse
Ella Netterhouse
Dugger
Emma Waldorf
Lee Ellis
Sullivan
Estella B. Bridwell
James Shanks, Jr
H. V. Stark
John B. Lewis
Glenn
Sarah C. Edmonson
Clarence E. Chambers
Rebecca W. Swoddy
Michael Ladson
Charles Adams
John W
S. E. Lindley
W. R. Frakes
Samuel LeRoy Cowles
Graysville News Log Notes and Local Jottings
John F Ward and wife and Walter Hayes and family from Washington Indiana visited relatives Sunday. Cy Barnes funeral in Drake church near Fairbanks attended by Charles E Thomas. Georgia Brown leads singing at Christian church meetings. Burke installing furnace for Kern Medsker. Martha York visited Mona Cox. Base Pinkston remains about the same. John York family in Merom. Harry Knox family called on Frances Ene. Prof Phillippi house fire from soot caused roof hole, fire department prevented spread. Christian church services well attended.
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John F. Ward
Walter Hayes
Washington
Ind
Charles E. Thomas
Cyrus Barnes
Drake Church
Fairbanks
Our Village
Burks
Georgia Brown
Christian Church
O. H. Burke
Kern Medsker
Martha York
Mona Cox
Base Pinkston
John York
Merom
Harry Knox
Frances Ene
Phillippi
The
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1915
List of unclaimed letters as of November 10 1915 in Sullivan Indiana including ladies Miss Abigail Sills Mrs Cleo Garrard Mrs Bessie Walker Miss Katharine Weaver and Mrs Anna Willis and gentlemen Mr George Anderson Mr Ben Loyd Mr Wickey Reynolds Mr Mose Wilks J Wilks and J Walls. Letters unclaimed in two weeks will go to the Dead Letter Office. Please say advertised when calling.
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Sullivan, Ind
Garrard
Cleo Schwab
Abigial Sills
Bessie
Ministers elect officers at Sullivan meeting
The Sullivan Ministerial Association met at the Presbyterian church Monday morning and re elected officers: Philip Freis president, R H Toole vice president, Albert Nichols secretary and treasurer.
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Sullivan Ministerial Association
The
Presbyterian Church
Philip Freis
R. H. Toole
Albert Nichols
Local residents visit and host in Merom area
Mrs. Morris Ward of Merom Station was a business visitor in our midst Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Charles Bicknell and Misses Maude Thompson and Oma Monk spent one day last week with Mrs. John Adams.
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Morris Ward
Merom Station
Charles Bicknell
Maude Thompson
Oma Monk
John Adams
Local Visitors and Church Attends in New Lebanon Area
Annie Alumbaugh and Sam Hamilton were in the vicinity Sunday. Mr and Mrs T J Lenox were in Sullivan Thursday. Edna Stivers and Osa Bledsoe and Ruby West and Amos Dungan attended church at Oakland Sunday night. Rev E B Stivers preached. Earl Alsop called Sunday on Jim Vaughn. Charley Prose passed through Monday morning. Osa Bledsoe was in Sullivan Friday.
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New Lebanon
R. R
Annie Alumbaugh
Sam Hamilton
T. J. Lenox
Sullivan
Mr. Eslinger
Rollie Eslinger
Kathryn
Paul Bolenbaugh
Millard Stivers
Charley Prose
Osa Bledsoe
Summer visits and farming bustle in Big Springs
John Merry of Terre Haute visited his niece Mrs. Mary Medsker on Saturday. Will Watson went to Thorntown Friday. A G Cushman and family dined at C W Eno's Sunday. Manuel Ingersolle and Mrs West er McKeifer of Ohio spent part of last week with Mrs T J Mann. B W Beard and family spent Sunday at Warren Watsons. John Greene is building new corn cribs. Will Penny's wife is very sick at Mrs Davis's. Martha Durham spent Thursday in Terre Haute. Aunt Nancy Turman of Sullivan visited here. Farmers are busy gathering corn.
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Big Springs
John Merry
Terre Haute
Mary Medsker
Will Watson
Thorntown
A. G. Cushman
C. W. Eno
Manuel Ingersolle
Westher McKeifer
Ohio
T. J. Mann
B. W. Beard
Warren Watson
John Greene
Will Penny
Mrs. Davis
Martha Durham
Nancy Turman
Sullivan
Farmers and residents noted in Sullivan County notices
A compilation of local social notes from Fairbanks Sullivan County and nearby areas includes visits by families and farmers to fairs services and makeovers. It also records non-resident notice in the Sullivan Circuit Court regarding a real estate quiet title action against several defendants not residents of Indiana with a January 3 1916 appearance date.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
John A. Frakes
Harry M. Miller
H—— M. Miller
J E. Peffley
J. Murphy
Bays & Bays
H M. Miller
A E. Peffley
State of
Charles R. Railsback
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Progressive Organ
John Mackey
West Lafayette
Mackey
Lew W. Boles
J. B. Mullane
Faye Benson
George Benson
Crowder Hospital
Ed. Bryan
Columbus
Mary Bryan
Isaac Bryan
H. C. Booth
Chicago
H. L. Dix
Clarksburg
W. Va
I. S. Draper
Bloomington
George Lyons
W. D. Thurber
Thurber
A. B. Thurber
Indiana Society For the Study and Prevention of
Bert Kaufman
Flint
Michigan
Mr. Kauffman
Albert Kauffman
Ray Beauchamp
John C. Chaney
Graysville High School
Union Christian College Notes
Ae SC
Hoosier
Mrs. Lenox
Ruby
Gerald Norris
Near
Fred Wernz
Chenoweth
Dennie Bolinger
Rufus DeHart
Jerman
Marshall
Warren Dickerson
Everett Trueblood
Carl Lester
Harry Hubble
Charles Riggs
Coyner
J. B. McKinney
Jay Bird Farm
Fisher
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Strain School House
Jane Lawson
Sarah Chandler
Kingsley
John Osburn
O. M. Deal
Chalmers Moore
Warren Dickerson’s
Albin Bicknell
Vincennes
Acisa
Knapp Sanitarium
A. E. Lester
Robert Johnson
W. A. Burton
Family
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