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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
7
The writer urges immediate purchase of the best heating stove after a frosty reminder of approaching winter. The piece uses a sensational tone to provoke action and emphasizes the stove as the prudent response to cold mornings.
The Estate Oak is advertised as the best heating stove with superior heat burn efficiency and no coal clinkers. It claims adjustable heat for mild and extreme weather, suitability for small or large rooms, and a beautiful design with a strong guarantee. A best cooking stove is also offered.
Crowds visit the store to see the Quick Meal range display and test its cooking qualities. The ad claims Quick Meal is the best in construction, operation, ornamentation, strength, and price, inviting future buyers to test the merits for themselves.
A woman admires Bill Nye’s teeth and asks for his secrets. Nye credits diet and brushing once daily, then reveals he places his teeth in water overnight when revived.
The Sullivan Union notes the Republican nominations aimed at nonpartisan town governance, urging voters to elect officers who will act for the whole town rather than a few individuals. The piece contrasts Democratic influence with Republican competence and urges support to curb petty politics and franchise grabbing. It references local churchgoing citizens and the community’s interest in businesslike administration.
The passage argues that those influenced by a class of citizens pursuing personal interests lack qualification to run town business. It claims the Democratic town ticket was nominated to advance those interests, not the town’s best.
Inhente Abe Steele Efe reports on local social notes. Mrs Will Hays visited Miss Anna Cunningham in Bedford last week. James Wisner of Dodd's Bridge was fined for assaulting George Middleton after a dispute at a church meeting. Daughters of Pocahontas lodge organized in Farmersburg with 48 members and officers. Work done by Hymera and Shelburn lodges, banquet for 200 attendees. Western sheep deliveries for Col Knotts and Willis to fatten for Chicago market. Evansville Y M C A football did not show for a planned game with Sullivan Athletic Club. Sullivan High beat Bloomfield 66 to 0. Jean Frakes from Culver Military Academy won't pursue Navy cadetship. risk of injury affecting eligibility. A Sunday gathering at St Mary's marked the academy's 65th anniversary. John C Chaney to toast at Terre Haute Knights Templar banquet. Malta festival begins tomorrow with Sullivan Knights attending.
Citizens' groups cautions against town boards being swayed by self serving benefactors. Leaders warn that proposed improvements often serve a few rather than the whole town, urging officials to spend responsibly and stay free from manipulation.
The text urges Sullivan taxpayers to support Republicans who have nominated capable business candidates for the four year city terms. It argues a clean business like administration is vital for the welfare and growth of the town and the best interests of all residents.
The article stresses the November seventh city election and urges Sullivan residents to evaluate candidates for town offices. It highlights the importance of choosing competent men to handle town business and grow the city, and calls for examining candidates’ platforms and abilities. The Union newspaper invites scrutiny of Republican nominees.
It is time for those bad teeth to trouble you. Spare yourself pain by having them attended to. We will save them if possible and extract them without pain. All work guaranteed. Money paid for extracting is deducted from price of plates when made. Office on the south side of the square over Douthitt's.
A Casey Indiana man recounts a severe cough cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The ad promotes relief from throat and lung diseases and prevention of grip and pneumonia, with trial bottles offered by J. K. Smock's drugstore and Hollister's Rocky Fountain Tea priced at 35 cents.
Mary L Engle wife of Ross Zehner died at the family home southwest of the city Sunday morning at 5 o clock after a nine month cancer illness. Born March 28 1880 in Merom Indiana she married Ross Zehner May 9 1902. She leaves a family.
On the first and third Tuesdays monthly Homeseekers Excursion tickets are offered to numerous points in the south southwest and west at one fare plus $2 for the round trip. I S Draper Sullivan Th.
An advertising notice touts Syrup Pepsin as a laxative remedy for indigestion constipation headache and biliousness. Claims the tonic can lay to rest a family skeleton and prevent daily misery with money back guarantee at 50c and 1.00.
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