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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1913

Page

2

Moses the Servant of God and the Prophetic Promise

A Bloomington Star clipping discusses Moses as the meek and faithful servant of Jehovah, his Moses typology, and the Second Death lesson. It connects his life to Jesus and the Messianic fulfillment, noting Pisgah sighting of the Promised Land and the Abrahamic oath tied to blessing all nations.

Oses Jehovah Israel God Moses Messiah Canaan Mt. Pisgah Pisgah Mt. Nebo Promised Land St. Jude Satan Abraham Logos Jesus

Haddon Township Oil Venture Starts First Well Saturday

Oil prospector M. D. Haynes prepares to drill at the Pilmer farm on Spusseron Creek west of town after loading casing and bringing in a rig. He plans at least three wells to reach the third oil sand, about 1300 feet deep, as excitement over oil fever grows in Haddon and Gill townships. Ed W. Akin, bank president, was injured slightly in a window awning fall at the Peoples State Bank, later recovering at home. A fire destroyed a Payne engine vehicle owned by Mr. Perry, who suspects backfiring caused the blaze. insurance was $400.

Haddon Township M. D. Haynes Spusseron Creek James Pilmer Pilmer Haynes Haddon Gill Shelburn Ed W. Akin Peoples State Bank Akin Dr. Pirtle Landville Colvin Hill

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and pledge of reward

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It states the firm F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio stands behind the claim and is endorsed by the National Bank of Commerce. The product is taken internally and claims to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are available, price is 75 cents per bottle, and Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.

Hall Toledo O. We F. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce O. Hall

Will Deliver Elks Memorial Address

James Wade Emison a Vincennes attorney will deliver the Sullivan lodge of Elks annual memorial address at the home in this city on Sunday afternoon December 7.

ELKS James Wade Emison Vincennes Sullivan Lodge of Elks

Miss Marie Krug Returns to Indianapolis

Miss Marie Krug, who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Krug, has returned to Indianapolis.

Marie Krug Otto Krug Indianapolis

Ladies Black Seamless Hose Saturday Only

Advertises ladies black seamless hose sold for Saturday only at a price of five cents per pair.

Flanders-30 Car Destroyed by Fire in City

The Flanders-30 automobile owned by Q. W. Perry of the city was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon, about three o’clock, last week. The blaze left little of the car but charred remains and ash in the street.

Q. W. Perry

Sullivan elects officials after rural pickup voting

Pick ups near Poplar Bluff Missouri on Black River held an election for Sullivan. Schroeder elected mayor and Nichols councilman in the first ward. Dudley clerk Wright and Lucas chosen councilmen at large Giles second ward Greenlee third ward. Five democrats and two republicans voted. Turman inspector arrived Friday after canvassing board had completed its work.

Calvert Eee Dudley Lacey Orr Wee Stewart Walters Wright Lucas Pe Bowers Cottingham Stewart Ritchey Giles Greenlee Sullivan Poplar Bluff Black River Schroeder Wright and Lucas Nicholas J. Ed. Turman

Dr. King's New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds

A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs chest congestion fever and lung troubles. It cites a Glen Ellyn Iowa resident Mrs A F Mertz who reports six weeks of doctoring failed to help before the medicine cured her stubborn cough. The tagline promises relief with a money back guarantee and lists prices 50c and 1.00 with endorsement by Joe K Smock & Son.

Dr. King A. F .Mertz Glen Ellyn Iowa Joe K. Smock & Son

Calvert's Successor Eyes Local Justice Post

Since Robert Calvert, elected mayor and justice of the peace for Hamilton township, left the post the field has two candidates. John F. Scherb from Hymera and longtime Hamilton township constable John T. Watson seek appointment to succeed Calvert. The county paroners will likely vote at their next meeting.

Ocalvert Robert Calvert Hamilton Township Calvert John F. Scherb Hymera John T. Watson

Former Sullivan judge forms law partnership in Indianapolis

Charles E. Henderson, retired Sullivan circuit court judge, moves from Bloomfield to Indianapolis and forms a law partnership with Clinton N. Marshall. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Muchmore of Sapulpa Oklahoma visiting local residents and John Lightfoot of Terre Haute visiting E. G. Carrithers last week.

Charles E. Henderson Sullivan Circuit Court Bloomfield Indianapolis Clinton N. Marshall L. A. Muchmore Sapulpa Oklahoma James Muchmore John Lightfoot Terre “Haute E. G. Carrithers

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