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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
10
Frank Spencer expresses gratitude to the Democrats of Jefferson township for their strong support that secured his election as township trustee with a comfortable majority. He credits Democratic friends for the victory.
In Sullivan Indiana on November 14 1904 W H Lucas writes to the editor thanking friends from both Democratic and Republican camps for loyal support. He states he is defeated but values cross party friendships and hopes to retain them.
George McNabb thanks Gill Township voters for support in township trustee race. He pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability with justice to all and to serve the whole township if permitted to qualify. He especially thanks the Democrats who supported him.
Indiana aims to save the chief game bird as hunters report scarce quail due to last winter’s extreme cold and heavy snow. The birds help farmers by eating crop pests, and without a closed season for years the quail may vanish from Indiana fields, prompting legislative action.
Fragmentary text shows court actions including divorce cases Mary Ring versus Noah Ring and Harry Evans versus Anna Evans, with a note by T. H. Star proposing a five year prohibition on hunting or trapping quail within Indiana. The remaining context is unclear.
A set of civil actions including Ida Montague versus James Montague for divorce, John L. Highee against the estate of William McCammon, Parry E. Bolinger against Mary E. Bolinger for divorce, Herman Schmidt et al versus Frank J. Nicholas on account and attachment, Virgil Stratton et al on note and attachment, Dennis Lemon against Charles R. Robbins et al on judgment, Francis M. Dorset against Jennie E. Dorset for conversion of property, John C. Campbell as guardian of Edna Grigsby et al against Susan F. Grigsby for partition of real estate, Superior Coal Co. against Jane Heck et al to quiet title.
The record lists numerous marriage licenses including Schuyler N Barry and Clara Knochs along with Arthur Clark and Alma E Wood among many others. The item also notes Dr Crowley treating nervous prostration rheumatism and general debility with vegetable medicines and claims of nationwide cures.
The Southwestern presents a November book issue featuring "Our Thanksgiving in America" and "Adirondack Murray," plus Cuba letters and World’s Fair sketches. Copies available at Union News Company stands and B&O ticket offices for 5 cents each. yearly mail subscription 50 cents. Dr. Crowley advertised as a skilled oculist and physician.
The United States Navy proposes to imitate Germany by equipping all warships with miniature skeleton models of themselves. These devices aim to teach sailors the hidden inner parts of the ships.
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