Personal notices from a Missouri hunting trip and local updates
Dirrelle Chaney Paul Reid Will Hill and W T Mellett returned Friday from a hunting trip down Black River in Missouri They found plenty of game and had a fine time A deer was killed by Charley Batey and they had venison Ed Turman and Judge Bridwell reached the camp Tuesday last week and will remain two weeks Miss Flora Miles improving John Drake Riley Kas and Riley Drake Indianapolis visiting sister Mrs David Crawley This is John Drakes first visit here in twenty years Heating plant at the courthouse overhauling now in fine shape William F Story moved to Sullivan Hargis moving to Story farm Aud Price moving to Andy Sinclair farm Mrs S C Stimson Terre Haute spoke to Mothers League Kathryn Goodwin underwent surgical operation at Union Hospital Terre Haute Operation performed by Drs Scott and Crowder Attorney John W Lindley back from Cold Springs Texas representing James Hobbs in large land suit New Suits Mahley Ferree partnership sale saw mill and property Patten vs Consolidated Indiana Coal Hazelrod vs Hazelrod and Beck Zink divorce Anderson vs railway damages
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Dirrelle Chaney
Paul Reid
Will Hill
W. T. Mellett
Black River
Missouri
Charley Batey
Ed Turman
Judge Bridwell
Flora Miles
John Drake
Riley, Kas
Riley Drake
Indianapolis
Story Farm
Aud Price
Andy Sinclair
Hargis
Price
S. C. Stimson
Terre Haute
Mothers’ League
Crowder
John W. Lindley
Cold Springs
Texas
James Hobbs
Vincennes
Crowder Ward Tax Case Returned From Greene County
The injunction case of William H. Crowder against Thomas Ed Ward county treasurer to bar placing certain taxables on the tax duplicate has been sent back to this county by agreement. It was venued in Greene county some time ago.
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William H. Crowder
Thomas Ed. Ward
Crowder
Greene County
Mock Arkansas Drugist Praises King’s New Discovery
W L Mock of Mock Arkansas says his 25 years in the drug business let him save many lives. He endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs coughs and bronchial ailments. Trial bottle free or 50c or 1.00 bottle guaranteed by Joe K Smoc and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Mock
Mock, Ark
Dr. King
Joe K. Smoc & Son
Wilson Beat His Wife Plea Guilty in Local Court
John Wilson of Shelburn boss driver at the Steel Tipple mine pled guilty in Squire Calvert's court to assault and battery and provoking his wife. He paid fines and costs totaling 11 dollars in each case. Mrs. Wilson sues for divorce citing habitual drunkenness and cruel treatment. Wilson was acquitted in circuit court of murder for striking Leonard Orr with a shovel, fracturing his skull and causing Orr's subsequent death.
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Wilson
John Wilson
Shelburn
Squire Calvert
Leonard Orr
Orr
Postal savings bank to open in Carlisle soon
A postal savings bank will be established at Carlisle at a date not yet announced.
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Carlisle
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1911
List of unclaimed mail in Sullivan Indiana dated November 15 1911. Letters include Auguste Cornelis Iva Davis Wiley H Gambill J W Jackson Mr Overstreet Senior Allen Sharp and J A Holmes. One cent due on each item. If not claimed within two weeks they go to the Dead Letter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Colonel John Creager Auctioneer Visit Notice
Colonel John Creager will be in Sullivan every Saturday at Wolfe's hardware store from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call and see him before making dates for sales. He has thirty years of experience.
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John Creager
Sullivan
Wolfe
Merom Boy Makes Good In Musical Work
Carl W. Berry a Merom native and son of Matt H. Berry has been chosen as first tenor in Chicago’s Apollo Music Club. The group, a leading national organization, will present several concerts this season including Handel Messiah Elgar The Caractus and Brahms The German Requiem. Berry has studied at Moody Institute in Chicago for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Berry
Merom
Matt H. Berry
Chicago
Apollo Music Club
Berry
Moody Institute of Chicago
Handl
Messiah
Elgar
Brahm
Two Men Stabbed in Atlas Saloon Fight
In the Atlas Saloon a knife fight between Tom Garland and John Barney led to severe wounds for both. Witnesses disagree on who started it and how many weapons were used. Garland sought treatment in Linton and returned home. Barney was unable to travel. Mrs Effie Barney later swore an affidavit charging Garland with assault and battery with intent to murder.
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Tom Garland
John Barney
Atlas
Garland
Midway
Barney
Linton
Effie Barney
Reverend Barbie Improves From Typhoid in Farm ersburg
Local notes report Rev Leonard Barbie recovering from typhoid fever in Farmersburg while I N McKay begins a 200 dollar addition to the M E church. Several residents travel or visit relatives including Clarence Webb family and Ollie Richey to Canada and Goldie McGlone to Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Barbie
I. N. McKay
M. E
Clarence Webb
Ollie Richey
Canada
Grover McPheters
Frank Lash
Johnson
Blanche Hauger
Edith Collings
Booker T. Washington
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg Nov 12 Report
Maurice Yeager, co operative weather observer, records the week ending Nov 12. Days show varied cloudiness with clear to partly cloudy skies, a trace of rain on the 9th, half an inch on the 12th and 1 and 12 inches of snow also noted on the 12th.
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Farmersburg
Maurice Yeager
Death of Mrs Albert Clark After Hospital Operation
Mrs Albert Clark wife of a Sulivan blacksmith died in Union hospital yesterday morning following a surgical operation performed by Dr. Scott of this city. The death is reported as the result of the procedure.
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Albert Clark
Union Hospital
Scott
Mrs Ward Boles Stricken In Stroke Scare
Mrs Ward Boles of the north part of the city suffered a stroke of heart failure Thursday afternoon and fell unconscious in the yard. She remains in a precarious condition.
Quail Hunters Bag Limit on Opening Day
Mayor Hoover and City Treasurer Dubre joined local sportsmen in bagging the limit of fifteen quail on Friday opening day. Charles Brower the barber also killed the limit. The party hunted with Tom Exline on his farm seven miles east of the city. Tom is quite a Nimrod.
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Hoover
Dubre
Charles Brower
Tom Exline
Tom
Davis Couple Plan Winter Trip to New Smyrna Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis will depart tomorrow for New Smyrna Florida to spend the winter. Mrs. J. F. Hoke and Miss Jennie Thornhill will leave in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Davis
New Smyrna, Fla
J. F. Hoke
Jennie Thornhill
Mrs Henry Rost Visiting Sister in Als
Mrs Henry Rost of Summerdale Als is visiting her sister Mrs Dan Ford.
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Mrs
Henry Rost
Summerdale
Als
Dan Ford
Yeggmen Blow Safe In Dugger Store
The J B Nichols clothing store in Dugger was robbed on Saturday night for the sixth time this year. A heavy charge of nitroglycerin blew the safe to pieces, yielding $46 and two overcoats, with no clues for the criminals. The entry was through a rear door, aided by storm noise, and a strong box containing $200 was moved to the back of the store.
Nye Visits Cadwells in Valparaiso Impressions
J Emerson Nye a reader and impersonator of Valparaiso is visiting Mr and Mrs R W Cadwell in what reads as a social call noting Nye's local persona and the Cadwalls hospitality.imious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Emerson Nye
Valparaiso
R. W. Cadwell
St Marys Visit Notes and Indianapolis Trip
Mrs Ed Kelly and Mrs D Leach visited at St Marys Saturday. Miss Edith Lang returned Sunday from a visit with Miss Ruby Copeland in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kelly
Mrs . D. Leach
St. Mary’s
Edith Lang
Ruby Copeland
Indianapolis
Temple meeting of Sulivan Commandery in November
Sulivan Commandery No. 54 K T will hold its November meeting tomorrow night with work in the order of the Temple.
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Sulivan Commandery
K. T
Physician narrowly escapes as Florida Flyer strikes car
Dr E D Thixtun leaped from his automobile when the engine failed on a crossing near Kellar's crossing, a Florida Flyer train struck the car tearing it to pieces, the physician escaped with a few bruises. The front engine was abandoned after the collision.
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BE. D. Thixtun
Frisco
Kellar’s Crossing
Here
Eighth Divorce Action Filed by Samantha Bennett
Samantha Belle Bennett sues for divorce from Charles Bennett in circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and drunkenness. This is her eighth divorce action with five decrees in her favor and three dismissals. she was previously divorced from Barney Helms before starting the Bennett case, making her likely the most divorced and married woman in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha Belle Bennett
Charles Bennett
Barney Helms
Bennett
Hicks Found Guilty in Child Labor Case
H N Hicks was found guilty in Squire Kirkham's court yesterday for employing a twelve year old boy, Jesse Dudley, to drive a wagon. He received a five dollar fine plus costs.
Two Educations and Self Directed Wisdom
Quote from John Randolph on two educations, external and self given, and how personal cooperation with learning shapes social status and life outcomes. emphasizes self-discipline as the key to wisdom and virtue beyond formal schooling.
Can a Woman Dress On 75 Cents A Year
A newly married man proposed daily frank arguments to learn each other better. The first debate asked if a woman could dress for 75 cents a year. He climbed into a hay loft and pulled the ladder up behind him, leaving his wife puzzled.
Ezra the Reformer Leading Jewish Faith and Nation
A historical review of Ezra viii 15 36 recounts Ezra as a learned Jew who led a reform movement and headed a company bound for Jerusalem seventy eight years after the exile. He secured favor from Babylonian authorities and obtained large donations for temple repairs and worship. About seventeen hundred joined the mission and gold and silver donations exceeded two million dollars.
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Zra
Nebuchadnezzar
Ezra
Israel
Jerusalem
Babylon
Hzra
Ezra's Journey of Fasting Prayer and Reform
The article argues that fasting and prayer prove more effective than money in serving the Lord. It recalls Ezra’s leadership, the dangers of intermarriage with heathen neighbors, and a convocation of Israelites to enforce the Divine Law amid distress and tears. It links these acts to preparing for Messiah's kingdom and a renewed national purpose.
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Ezra
Satan
Goods for payments or cash and livestock trade offered
A seller advertises accepting payments or cash for goods and trades of horses or mules. They offer a range of young mules for sale and invite buyers with horses to trade or buyers to purchase. The notice notes Hymera pricing advantage versus Sullivan and urges contact for available stock.
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Hymera
Sullivan
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ROYAL
Jesse W. Mahley
George A. Ferree
Geo. A. Ferree
Henry A. Patten
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Augustus Hazelrod
John E. Hazelrod
Charles A. Beck
Opie Zink
William J. Zink
Anna Wilson
Vorce
S. Anderson
Chicago, Terre Haute and Southeastern Railway Company
Lindley
GENTS
P A.barco D Viass
Dentist
Ind
Merom Boy
Atlas Saloon
Dugger Store
ROB Nichols
Dr. E. D. Thixtun
John Randolph
God
Christendom
Pan Ea
Sullivan-Hymera
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