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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
5
A wide range of local notices covers community happenings from visits and guests at family homes to schooling plans for Beech Grove and Merom, travel to Indianapolis Terre Haute and Kentucky fairs, illnesses and recoveries, moving house, and a promotion for Dr Shoop Health Coffee with a free sample offer.
Mrs. Frank Boace of Greenville visited with her sister Mrs. Ben Smith last week. Mrs. Nancy Crawford went to Sullivan Mounds on business. H. E. Bolinger returned from Colorado after attending a Bolinger four generation family reunion. Mrs. Reilley of Campbellsburg came home last week. Hud Mahan suffered a serious injury at Wilfred mine when top coal fell on him. Claude Booker of St Francisville Illinois and John Booker of Linton were here on Wednesday. Mrs. Roscoe Peterson visited Sullivan on Wednesday. Dock Norman departed Thursday to visit relatives in North Carolina. Edward Brewer of Fort Branch was here on business Thursday.
The passage describes stimulant and narcotic addiction as a disease. It says willpower weakens and pledges fail, noting the nervous system is damaged in severe cases. It asserts physicians can cure such cases and cites Dr Crowley as having recently cured many hopeless patients.
Vincennes physician Dr George Knapp will be at the McCammon House on Friday September 20 from 6 to 2. The event invites local residents to meet the doctor and discuss health topics.
Merom area greets Terre Haute and Merom interurban promoters who vow to build soon. Town outlines welcome to right of way, while local schools prepare for opening with Prof James Shaw and Miss Carrie Dunbar.
Ab and Sam Ridgeway are building a private road in Fairbanks township. Homer Bicknell attended the State Fair last week. Cyrus Pearce and Jesse Harris of Staordshire visited with a large flock of sheep, marketing with Neal Burton. Dr Cushman waits on injured Wm Burnett from a fall. Our trustee plans school improvements including revarnish, outbuilding, and new concrete walks. Mae Thomas visits Indianapolis. Vera Yeager assists at the switchboard in Miss Thomas’s absence. Grace Feree visited Friday. Riley Ransford and Fred Phillips caught fine fish. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for wounds and burns. 25c, Joe K Smock & Son. Helen Hamilton offers hats. Joe T Akin returns from New Smyrna fishing trip. Mrs F M Allen and John Allen move to the city into Mrs Allen’s property at Section and Harris. Roy McClanahan to marry Louise Chambers of Crawfordsville. Chambers well known locally. Warden Griffith becomes solicitor for Central Union Telephone.
Farmers bustle with wheat planting as Scott City reports fine weather. Local notes include visits, illnesses, mine work, hog shipments, prayers, and school plans. Milestones feature birthdays, town visits to Sullivan and Terre Haute, and upcoming preaching.
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Lost between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache. Found at Joe K Smock s drug store a box of Dr King s New Life Pills guaranteed for biliousness malaria and jaundice 25c
Experience and skill define Dr Crowley who treats chronic kidney and bladder diseases with reputed success. Equipped with an ophthalmoscope, microscope, and urinary analysis apparatus, he offers free examinations and has cured many severe cases where other methods failed.
Classified notice from Index Furniture Store Department seeks second hand furniture and stores. Advertisement appears in The Sullivan Union and the Terre Harte Daily Star offering a one year subscription for 2.75 dollars.
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