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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
4
A terse legal notices item notes an attorney operating on the North Side with offices upstairs handling various legal matters. The copy emphasizes careful attention to all legal business.
Isaac H Kalley offers all legal business promptly attended to with collections and probate work. Money lent for any term on easy terms. Office located on the ground floor of the Sullivan State Bank building.
Will practice in all courts. Business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Suites 4 and 5 Citizens Trust Bldg.
Business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention. Will practice in all courts of this state and such other courts as may require his services. Office in Citizens Trust Co. Building.
Brown and Schroeder advertise as owners of Sullivan county’s only abstract books. They examine and perfect titles and manage estate settlements. Office in Dr Crowder building, east side, near Hunt's Drug Store. Notary public C A Price listed.
Hays and Hays attorneys at law announce offices over Sullivan State Bank and over Asrey's Store with Walter F. Wood and Chas D. Hunt among listed associates. Hunt and Gambill also advertise at the National Bank building near Col. Washington and Main Streets.
J H Neerdhamb er presents a personal history from childhood in Sullivan county Indiana to 26 years in Jackson township mines. He details rising from trapper boy to mine superintendent and loyalty to Republican principles. He lists affiliations with Hymera lodge United States Mine Rescue Corps and UMWA.
A missive from Sullivan Indiana dated October 8 1914 addresses editors union asking to provide voters of Sullivan County with concise guidance. The letter expresses intent to inform and engage local voters ahead of an upcoming decision.
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