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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
6
Beginning the Quarrel Cartoon Quip
A brief Yonkers Star cartoon caption shows Mr Styles asking if she changed her mind and Mrs Styles replying she did while changing her dress, with a light remark on the time. The exchange ends with a playful jab about duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Styles
Mrs. Styles
Yonkers Star
Real Estate Transfers In Sullivan County
Furnished by Schroeder and Price. Multiple deeds list transfers across Cass, Farmersburg, New Lebanon, Haddon, Rush, Sullivan townships with buyers and sellers including Reeves to Hendricks, Able to Norman, Hindman to Hindman, and Williams to Foster. Prices range from $1 to $18,500 for parcels of land from fractions to dozens of acres, often coal rights noted as ex coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder & Price
Sherman
Sullivan County
Cass
James Reeves
Grover C. Hendricks
Edgar Able
Andy and
Maude Norman
Jno
B. Markland
Jas
Della May Hindman
Hosea Keene
Claudie Pigg
Dugger
Hazel Kirkham
Audie M. Phillippe
Curry Township
Lydia A. Trueblood
Sam’l W. Williams
Robert Taylor
Jas. R. Riggs
Lydia A. Foster Et al
Farmersburg
Elizabeth Fisher Et al
Elva Jolly
Hays
Gill Township
W. Canary
Jessie M. Davis
Cor
John L. Raley
Wm W
Sam’l. L. Raley
Geo. D. Schaffer
Rush
Rush Trimble
Jesse N. Walters
Joe Wallace
Harris & Irvine
Carlisle
Hamilton Township
Henry T. Tabor
Claude M
Eliza J. Jones
Myrtle Willis Et al
Chas
F. Cox
Sullivan
Elizabeth Muchmore
Joy Muchmore
Josh Beasley
Joe S
Edna H. Schroeder
Elizabeth Dennis
Jas. H. Hull
Cuthbert J. Sherman
Audie C
Dorothy N. Mason
Durham Foutz
Jas. M. Sinclair
Jacob W. Watson
James M. Sinclair
Chas. F. Watson
Former resident visits with Crowder brothers recounts Antelope Valley colony
John Crowder of Rushville Nebraska, a Sullivan former resident, visits with brothers O H Crowder and William H Crowder Sr. He helped found the Antelope Valley colony in 1884 sending settlers to Nebraska where they farmed large potato tracts. Crowder notes Indian tensions and recalls Rev Scammihorn and Mrs Scamihorn among early colonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crowder
Rushville
Neb
Sullivan
O. H. Crowder
William H. Crowder
Mr. Crowder
Antelope Valley
Sullivan County
Nebraska
Wilds
Rev. Scammihorn
Crowder
Gordon
Scamihorn
Cordon
James Weir
Graysville
Jap Leach
Sheridan County
McKinley
Roosevelt
Sullivan men sell valuable oil holdings in Kentucky
Valuable oil holdings in Estill County Kentucky owned by John W Lindley S E Lindley Ward Hawkins Richard Bailey and Harvey Huntsman were sold last week to the Superior Oil Company of Cincinnati The deal closed in Cincinnati by John W Lindley and Ward Hawkins The holdings include fifty one producing wells and three hundred acres of oil land under lease The local buyers gained possession after long Kentucky court litigation with W S Raydure, a wealthy oil man, and prevailed in the Federal Court at Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estill County
Kentucky
John W. Lindley
S. E. Lindley
Ward Hawkins
Richard Bailey
Harvey Huntsman
Georgetown
Superior Oil Company of
Cincinnatii
Cincinnati
Messers
Jno
W. S. Raydure
Purdue sheep specialist visits Sullivan County farms
Claude Harper a sheep specialist from the Purdue University Animal Husbandry department spent Thursday in Sullivan County to inspect the sheep demonstration conducted on Hosea Siner and Will Watson farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Harper
Purdue University
Sullivan County
Hosea Siner
Will Watson
Daily Thought Quotation by Landor
A compact aphorism recalls that great men often harbor larger faults than small men can conceal, reflecting on virtue and flaw in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landor
President Wilsons' Saying and Doings Inconsistent
Washington correspondent reports Wilson leaves Washington for a month to discuss European politics while urging Congress and labor to focus on U S problems. It notes a clash between his domestic duties and international commitments and cites editorials criticizing the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Poindexter
Congress
New York Sun
Europe
Local Notes From Merom and Nearby Areas
Miss Walline and Clara Boone left for Indianapolis teachers college. Frank and Mrs Robertson visited Robison Illinois for Crawford County Fair. John Stone ill. Ferne Boone wed Hershel Hopewell son of Sam Hopewell at M E parsonage. Clarence Kaufman family guests of Clem Arnett. Warry Shaw moves to Henry Ladd property near campus. Russell Cramer visited with his parents. Lucien Fleming from near Piqua Ohio visited sister Mrs FP Johnson. Bonnie Milam shopped in Terre Haute. Harry and wife Hubble welcomed baby Frances Caroline. Carnes family moved into Earl Coyner’s bluff street home. Hazel Ogle’s music pupils recital at M E church. Mayme Daniels returned to Washington DC. Elsie accompanied. Sam Andrews on sick list. Mrs Mervin Cooper attended Robinson fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walline
Clara Boone
Teachers College
Indianapolis
Frank Robertson
Robison
Illinois
Crawford County
John Stone
Ferne Boone
Alice Boone
Hershel Hopewell
Sam Hopewell
M. E. Parsonage
Clarence Kaufman
Clem Arnett
Warry Shaw
Henry Ladd
Russell Cramer
J. M Cramer
Lucien Fleming
Piqua
Ohio
FP. H. Johnson
Bonnie Milam
Terre Haute
Harry Hubble
Frances Caroline
Liberty Park Named For Proposed City Space
Liberty Park was selected as the name for the proposed second city park to be located across from Sullivan County Hospital on Section street. The name substitution occurred in the ordinance blank amid a council action on the third reading, following a motion by Councilman D. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Sullivan County Hospital
Section Street
D. M
Routt Named to Park Site Committee in City Action
Routt seconded by Councilman Bolinger to join Mayor Smith City Attorney Bedwell and Councilman Leach on a committee to meet property owners of the proposed park site and obtain prices. Park ordinance to receive third and final reading next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routt
Wm. Bolinger
Smith
Bedwell
Leach
Wisener Will Filed for Probate in Farmersburg Estate
The will of John Wisener filed with County Clerk David Giles designates the widow as heir to the home in Farmersburg two acres of land and $7,000 in bonds after debts and monument costs. The remainder goes to son Guthrie H. Wisener, named executor. Wisener was a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisener
John Wisener
David Giles
Farmersburg
Guthrie H. Wisener
A chaste and lucid style cited in author traits
A brief note asserts that a chaste and lucid writing style reflects the author’s personal traits, mentioning Ifosea Ballon as the quoted authority. The remark frames consistency between prose clarity and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Thought
Ifosea Ballon
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