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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
7
A terse credit line lists DIRRELLE CHANEY ROBERT P WHITE PUBLISHERS with JOHN CHANEY as assignee-truster. The fragment references sums of one year six months three months one dollar fifty cents and twenty five cents strictly in advance.
Indications suggest that the law governing liquor in Ifidi Ana is set for revision by its allied supporters. The effort points to changes favored by the law’s backers, with possible impacts on licensing and enforcement.
The democratic party pledged to lower living costs and raise workers’ wages. Supporters await outcomes as the state platform endorses a city and township unit, differing from the ward and township option under debate.
Our congressman William A Cul lop is described as a political comet and his recent election vote leads to questions about a 1912 candidacy. The remark suggests he may not be a fixed star if he seeks re election.
The expected has happened as prospective leaders of the democratic house will not draft a tariff bill and current house rules appear adequate. Democratic consistency remains evident as in the past.
The Indiana Republican party losses are blamed on three causes with agitation over the Payne-Aldrich tariff splitting the party on a major issue, plus the 1908 stay at home vote and a push to defeat county option.
The readable text notes public sentiment on liquor laws and assembly actions. Mentions a delay or panic among patrons and a reaction to proposals in the existing house and senate. Contains garbled place names and unclear dates or entities.
The readable portion hints at a debate over a coming cession and powers involving Kanana Bose and other named figures. The text is garbled with missing phrases and unclear references, making the central claim and participants hard to identify.
The article notes the tariff law under William McKinley was hated by some but led to widespread recognition that the country grew more prosperous as the measure took effect. McKinley later won a landslide victory for president.
The text argues the Republican Party must stand by its founding principles to regain confidence of business interests and voters. It claims the party’s efforts have always aimed at building prosperity, not tearing it down, and that success follows when those conditions are met.
The brewers and Taggart hold sway over the Indiana legislature as voters in two state elections show a preference for politics over temperance. The dominant forces will likely push the county option law, assuring will of the majority is fulfilled, while corn planting next spring promises abundant corn juice.
The Washington Herald ridicules the Prohibition party calling its forty year history a joke and noting a sparse Indiana showing of seventeen thousand votes, with liquor issues not solvable by any single party.
The Indianapolis Star comments on Chairman Lee keeping the Republican HQ open as a tribute to Indiana's campaign effort. It notes strong local mobilization by brewers and hoteliers, vast campaign funds, and unity behind a banner Republican state showing amid nationwide Democratic gains.
Advertises Huecklen Arnica Salve for skin blemishes sores burns and cuts. Claims to soften skin cure pimples eruptions and cracked lips with a 25 cent price at Joe K Smock and Son's.
A folding clothes rack designed for every ironing day offers space saving storage when folded. Built around a center post with eight inch feet and four uprights, it uses crossbars and screws at joints to allow smooth folding and sturdy bracing on each side.
Instructions describe removing rust with sweet oil and lemon, cleaning cellophane with stale bread, brushing crumbs with light strokes, and avoiding horizontal scrubbing. It covers bread use, laundry of bread scraps, dishwashing tools, damp cloth care, and safe heat of furniture cleaning to reduce dust buildup and protect polished wood.
Beat four eggs very light and stir in one and a half cups sugar. Whip until light then add a pint of flour sifted with baking powder. Mix in five drops anise seed one by one and beat after each drop. Let rest eight hours. Drop onto floured tins and bake.
Recipe fragment describes ground rice simmered with cream and vanilla and hints at tasting and time. Mentions quarter pound rice and one pint cream and a quarter hour but wording is garbled with stray phrases.
An illustrated pulsator for milking machines aims to imitate a calf suckling. The device sits between service and pump pipes and uses a vacuum controlled valve to create pulsations, with a controller to open and close air communication.
Practical advice on butter making from Bessie L Putnam covers cream quality churn frequency and storage. It warns against odors from vegetables and onions and urges clean vessels proper temperatures and salt while advising against overworking and scent contamination.
The size of the silo depends on herd size. A daily top layer removal of one and a half inches insure fresh silage and prevent spoilage within 24 hours. A cow consumes about one cubic foot per day, guiding silo capacity and storage duration.
Fragmentary text mentions Groh and candidates. context and details are unreadable. No clear event, date, or location can be determined from the snippet.
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana. Effie E Lassiter sues Everett A Lassiter for divorce. Complaint filed October 27 1910 with affidavit stating defendant not resident. Court date January 9 1911 at Sullivan Court House. Clerk Arthur E DeBaun. Attorney Walter F Wood. First insertion Nov 16 1910.
Notice of private sale by the Sullivan Circuit Court commissioner in cause 14 177 Virginia N Milligan vs Wilbur C Crow. Sale December 17 1910 at the commissioner's office in Sullivan County Indiana. Describes 38 acres in section 15 township south range west and adjoining 26 acres part in the same section. Terms cash bids sealed. sale recorded by F G Lindley commissioner.
Guardians of Irene Murphy Wills are selling Lot 5 in John Murphy deceased estate in Turman Township Sullivan County Indiana at private sale. Sale hours 8 oclock to 2 30 p m on November 10 1910 and daily thereafter until sold. Minimum price the appraised value in cash subject to court approval. Contains 27.17 acres with a 20 foot drive easement for common use. Dated November 16 1910 B M Davison Guardian Marshall Knots address listed.
Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa faced seven weeks in the hospital with liver trouble and yellow jaundice. After eight months of suffering five bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, with a guarantee for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Sold for 50 cents at Joe K Smock and Son's.
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