Sullivan Romps Over Terre Haute In 30 to 0 Victory
Sullivan high school football dominated Terre Haute with a 30 to 0 win. Springer starred with two first-half touchdowns and five extra points, Willis and Crowder added scores, and the Sullivan line and interference impressed. Coach Bays praised the team’s strength and speed, noting few local rivals could beat them.
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Sullivan
Terre Haute High School
Bloomfield
Terre Haute
Springer
Boone
Willis
Shepherd
Bays
Luzader Family Gratitude for Support After Loss of Claude
Mr and Mrs B W Luzader express thanks to friends and neighbors for their faithful support during the bereavement following the death of their son Claude.
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Claude
B. W. Luzader
Card of Thanks from Bloomers on Loss and Kindness
The Bloomers Pinkston family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of their husband and father. The notice ends with a note about a farm loan offer of $2000 and up at 4 1/2 percent, with smaller amounts at 5 percent.
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Bloomer Pinkston
Bears Signature of ASTOoO at a new item unveiling
A fragment mentions ASTOoO bearing a signature on a recently purchased item. Details about the signer, event, or context are limited, but the note points to a notable authorial mark linked to a purchasing moment.
Fairbanks Township subsidy debated in open letter
O L Brown defends a rail subsidy for a Fairbanks interurban line against claims of waste and misrepresentation. He argues taxes and freight shifts justify the project, cites Terre Haute and Indianapolis examples, notes local stock sales and market prices, and urges voter support while contrasting with local costs. He also references shipments via belt line, claims annual tax payments of 75000 dollars, and invites citizens to participate as part owners.
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Terre Haute
Traction Company
Fairbanks
Seldeaine
Fairbanks Township
Daily Mail
Linton
Indianapolis
Correspondent
O. L. Brown
Welcome to October and the fall season
A whimsical forecast of October with hunting jokes, festivals, and national figures. It foresees President Roosevelt on a Mississippi cruise, Taft’s world tour and its claptrap imagery, autumn fairs, football glory, and seasonal antics from corn huskers to raccoon feasts, end-of-summer humor, and playful references to popular culture.
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Taft
Japan
Imperial
Bill
Matsuhito
Amity of Nations
Hallowe'en Outlook and Thanksgiving Note
The passage looks to Halloween with pumpkins and pranks and mentions gratitude as the worst is past. It notes a tramp quitting the road for sawing wood and the approach of a crisp November with Thanksgiving airs and a President setting the day for turkey prayers.
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Hallowe’en
Automobile Slams Buggy Near Paxton Injuries Denied
A two passenger car driven by Fox of Bridgeport Illinois crashed into a two wheel buggy carrying Carrico Monroe and Dailey. The buggy was demolished but no one was injured. Fox transported the men to Paxton and left a check to cover buggy damage.
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Mr. Fox
Bridgeport
Ill
John Carrico
John Monroe
Cale Dailey
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Crowder
Terre Tlaute
Hunt, C
Carruthers
R. G
Rose R. T
Lacey
R. E
Freeman
L. G
Crawford
L. T
L. E
Q. B
F. B. Terrer
Armstrong, C
Givler
Osborn
R. T
Howard
Fuller
Dr. Shoop
T. B. Shaffer
Gorrespondent
Fairbanks Cor
Sue
Index Furniture
Lop Tha
Pescowonginead
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Keokuk
Memphis
Joe Cannon
Amalgamated Game Self-Preservation Society
Paxton
Dr. King
Ron Cooper
Sullivan County
Earth
Florence
THE
Bae
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