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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1914
Page
4
Attorney at Law Careius situation described with details about Urice on N Side and related stairs. The fragment hints at a legal or housing matter involving a careius figure and local street areas.
Collections and probate business aspecialty. Money to loan on long or short time and of 6&2 terms. Oaice on ground floor it Sullivan State Bank building.
Business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention from Citizens Trust Blog in Suites 4 and 5.
A. G. McNabb announces he will handle business with prompt careful attention and will practice in all courts of the state and any other courts required. Office located in Citizens Trust Co Building.
Hunt Gambill Attorneys at Law announce office location changes advising all business to be directed for careful and prompt attention. Offices over National Bank and Walter F Wood address.
A lawyer announces readiness to practice in all courts where services are required. The office is located on the north side square, upstairs.
Veterinary surgeon graduate from Indiana Veterinary College with office at Park and Wible livery barn Sullivan Indiana serves local farm animals and pets.
Dr George Knapp of Vincennes lists Davis House office hours. Mrs H C Bays and sons John William and Harold Lucas travel to Culver where the boys will attend school. Mr Bays is an instructor in the academy.
Advertising copy claims Dr King s New Life Pills ensure good digestion and regular bowels, purify blood, and act as a tonic for the whole system. It urges purifying body poisons and curing constipation with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
Fifty years ago at eleven o'clock Thursday morning Isaac Shoffner arrived in Sullivan from Nashville after mustering out of the Union Army. He stepped from the BE and T H railroad train into a woods lined depot but soon found the business district. He has since become a respected longtime Sullivan resident and community member.
List of unclaimed letters dated October 7 1914 for Sullivan Indiana includes ladies and gents names such as Mrs Victoria Goble Etta Rewman John Shepherd Porter Spencer Brown George Coleman L W Haverely Alice House Tack Thay James Winener Frank Amer and more. Letters undelivered will go to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Advertised letters must be requested by saying advertised. W B Aydelotte P M.
Mrs. T. K. Cushman visits relatives. J. B. Thorn stock moved to Merom Station last week. Farmers seek rain as wheat crop suffers. Wilbur Crow went to Sullivan on business last Friday. Mrs. S. S. Yager is not well. Attendants from here at Uncle Will Lester funeral at Union chapel last Tuesday. Frank Burke of Merom visited last Saturday. Com. Ransford's building nears completion.
Mrs Hester Mahan Mrs M H Berry and daughter Jessie of Merom attended the Graysville Friday night O B Eighth meeting. The Grand Matron presided and a splendid time with lavish refreshments was reported.
Mrs. Robert Gouchenour of Sheridan Wyoming visits her parents Mr and Mrs Steve Leach.
It has been demonstrated that a part of the territory traversed by the c. T. H. S. E. is adapted to apple cultivation. The evidence is on trees in a rejuvenated orchard in Daviess county near Burns City. J. T. Averitt, General Freight and Passenger Agent, will visit the orchard Friday.
The Sullivan Telephone Company begins extensive improvements on its building. The business office moves to the first floor, a new front is installed, and rooms lavatories and a rest room for employees are added. A steam heating plant will be installed.
Miss Carrie Yeager coop weather observer for this county reports the week ending October 4th in Farmersburg. The notice lists daily conditions, temperatures, and precipitation notes for the period, summarizing patterns and changes from prior weeks.
Senator William E Borah declares the Republican ranks unified in Indiana belying Chicago 1912 splits. He cites South representation shrinking to 164 from 819 and urges voters to back progressive policies under a national primary style system while criticizing Democratic overspending and economy failures.
The article compares Indiana state costs under Republican 1908 and Democratic 1913 administrations. It cites rises in total expenses from 4.724 million to 4.966 million and a rise in salaries and boards costs from 242,558 to 428,522, arguing higher taxes result from Democratic governance and session costs. It criticizes 1913 legislature expenses and touts doorkeeper and clerk payroll as a waste.
Popular candidate Job Freeman of Terre Haute, Republican nominee for Treasurer, is a well known Indiana coal operator praised for fair labor relations. He donated a hospital to Linton miners years ago, addressing the urgent need after distant Terre Haute proved risky for wounded workers.
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