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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
8
Numerous visits to Sullivan from Miss Fay Loudermilk and many others. business trips to Terre Haute and Indianapolis. dances, club meetings, and church events enliven the region. Multiple residents travel between Sullivan Farmersburg and surrounding communities, with illness, funerals, visits, and fair attendance noted.
All Rebekah lodges in Sullivan County are invited to a meeting at the Sullivan Rebekah lodge hall on October 1 1908. The event runs in the afternoon and night and participants should come prepared to perform work. Mrs F A Burnham secretary Rebekah lodge No 252.
Silver Chaney provides farm loans of any amount at 5 percent with privilege of making partial payments, extending flexible financing options for farmers seeking adaptable repayment schedules.
Thomas Hoke son of William Hoke living south of Carlisle died this morning of typhoid fever. He was 25 years old and employed as a clerk in Terre Haute.
The county council met in special session to authorize appropriations for the county's expenses. Officials indicated the session would continue, with decisions expected on budget allocations and current fiscal needs.
The Presbyterian congregation will resume regular services Sunday morning. Pastor Rev. Sammis will preach Sunday morning.
The Big Springs community notes Rev George C Enders will preach next Sunday. Several local residents including J B Durham and family attended the Sullivan fair.
A successful operation was performed on Hinkle Hays at an Indianapolis hospital last Wednesday and Mrs Hays and Hinkle returned home Monday. Hinkle had suffered for some time with an affection of the week. Mrs James Cozart of Terre Haute visited this week with Mr and Mrs James Muchmore.
The excerpt mocks William Jennings Bryan as an “enigma” and criticizes his political shifts from free silver to imperialism. It contrasts Bryan with Theodore Roosevelt, questions his ambition, and recalls Bryan’s campaigns and acceptance speech while noting party dynamics and campaign finance debates.
Market report lists good to choice steers 1300 lbs and up at 625 to 700. common to medium steers 1200 to 1250 lbs 1150 to 1250. feeding steers 900 to 1100 lbs and 800 to 1000 lbs, plus hogs cattle heifers sheep lambs with varied bid ranges. Includes cows, bulls and calves with price brackets and bulk sale notes.
Grain prices list dates and varieties including Timothy No 1 Wheat straw and dressed meats. Beef calves mutton pork lard and poultry values shown with per hundred weights and prices for hides and spring chickens. The scan shows scattered figures and unit notes.
Terre Haute September 9 Democrats question Senator A G Cavins Vigo county resignation for deputy attorney general. They say he gave up the city seat but lawmakers did not act on the resignation. Attorney General Bingham says Cavins was told not to resign without governor approval. The resignation remains with Col Fred Gemmer.
Clyde Peck Walters Carlisle White Sox first baseman and Union office printer married Miss Lillian V Dudley in Carlisle just after a game against St Francisville. Neighbors noted his poor fielding due to wedding excitement during Labor Day events.
Miss Ida Brookbank who has been ill for some time will be taken to Indianapolis today where she will undergo a surgical operation. Mrs Winnie Duncan of New Lebanon was in Sullivan Saturday.
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