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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
8
A retailer boasts the best line of Suits and Overcoats and urges fall and winter business. He highlights heavy sweaters undergarments and union suits at low prices, touts wool fleece undergarments, and promotes boys school wear with slogans and value claims aimed at drawing customers.
Local items report trips to Washington for a football game with Nebraska Indians. Nearby residents Paull Sullivan and Terre Haute carnival attendance anchor a string of social updates. Trades, job changes, and a new Aberdeen Angus bull for sale round out the day’s notices.
The E J Carpenter team plans to travel to Merom next Sunday for a major game after adding several new players. Local optimism remains high as fans believe our boys will win. Abram & Son advertise umbrellas and gentlemen’s furnishings. Clem Dickey Spence Sexton and Big Bilda Rodgers were in Sullivan for Labor Day. Jacob Watson also visited Sullivan.
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