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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
8
A nostalgic Thanksgiving piece praises national recovery and future peace under a strong Congress. It notes past hardships, the revival of industry, and the hope for improved wages and living standards. The editorial urges family gatherings, charity, and gratitude for Providence amid lingering losses and wartime memories.
An advertisement claims if women vote they would benefit from Dr. King’s New Life Pills. It touts relief for dull feelings, backache, headaches, constipation, colds, appetite, and system toning. The product is priced at 25 cents at Joe K. Smock & Son.
Miss Wessy Pavis calls on Iva Smith Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Bert Smith of Cass visited the area. One man was killed Monday and laid to rest in Farnsworth Wednesday. He leaves a wife four children and three stepchildren. Several locals shopped in Caledonia and Cass events noted. Residents called on friends and attended prayer meeting at Long’s Chapel.
A scattered rural page notes small events and visits around Farnsworth. Fire damage to Ed Blye’s house was minor. Several residents, including Ira Smith and Sarah Bosstick, visited neighbors and shared meals. Social prayers, preaching plans, and local shopping updates fill a mosaic of Sunday through Tuesday activities.
Albert Watson Paxton husked corn Saturday. Joseph Lacey spent Thanksgiving with his parents at Sullivan. Mrs Artemus Daugherty and daughter Mead spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Sullivan. Mrs William Conrad of Terre Haute visited here last week. Elden Bedell and family of Terre Haute spent last week with Francis Clayton and family.
Last Sunday was quarterly meeting at this place with the new district superintendent making his first appearance. Various attendees and families attended, with dinners and visits noted as part of the day, and several names recorded among the participants.
Graysville updates include Mrs Hendrickson visiting Wo Mo Moore and Ida Lavam enjoying Thanksgiving at home in Franklin. J P Badger family reunions and various local visits tie into a period troubled by cholera and agricultural hardship.
Local residents exchanged greetings and holiday visits as families from Dugger Atlas Sullivan and nearby areas spent Thanksgiving with relatives. People named include Alonzo Mitche Frank Desceve Jr Emma Blanche Anns Loyer Lula Clarence Miller Nancy Crusfield W Dudley Mary Critchfield and Chartey Mitescil.
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