Kalley Sues in Sullivan Court Over Clerk's Bond
Isaac H. Kalley, attorney for the plaintiff, files suit in Sullivan Circuit Court against TILGHMAN OGLE, acting as clerk.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1916
Page
3
Isaac H. Kalley, attorney for the plaintiff, files suit in Sullivan Circuit Court against TILGHMAN OGLE, acting as clerk.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe pleasant laxative for dizziness heartburn and indigestion. It claims to ward off dangerous sickness and promises symptom relief with a money back guarantee. Sold by Joe K Smock for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Oscar Alumbaugh requests a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The proposed premises are in a two story brick building on Jackson street Sullivan Sullivan county Indiana in the lower front room of the ground floor. The applicant claims residence in Sullivan township over twenty one years old and resident for more than ninety days. Application slated for the Sullivan county Board of Commissioners next regular session starting on the first Monday in October 1906.
Deputy Botts allegedly urged the Shelburn referee to count quickly in the Britton Gardner bout last week. Gardner, unable to rise at first, later found he could get up at six but chose not to, fearing another knockdown. It took about thirty minutes for Gardner to leave the ring after the count.
Debate centers on Sullivan county saloon practices and a proposed treasury rule change. It urges withholding internal revenue licenses for liquor sales in states where local laws prohibit saloons. The measure links federal licensing to state prohibition to curb intoxicating beverages.
A detailed enumeration of payments and allowances by county commissioners including salaries for staff such as the Co. attorney and court bailiff, road viewers, repairs, poor relief, bridge works, supplies, and various inquest and surveyor expenses. Names, roles, and amounts appear with multiple line items across departments.
Ledger shows payments to county officers including Wm Burnett W H Bridwell and J R Joseph plus salaries for the superintendent and deputies. Expenditures include repairs to jail infirmary and board for guardians with numerous vendor entries and small sums listed.
The Pennsylvania Lines from Terre Haute promise fast routes to Atlantic Seashore resorts and major eastern cities, with superior service to St. Louis, Colorado, California, and western destinations. Inquiries for rates and schedules can be made via Terre Haute or by contacting Traveling Passenger Agent C. C. Truek. Dr. George Knapp, Vincennes specialist, will be at the McCammon House on Friday, September 21.
Notice urges residents to display their names on mail boxes before rural carriers take vacation. It also advertises Dr Crowley and his claim to cure piles rectal diseases by removing the disease cause, warning of serious complications if neglected.
Mattix Turman and Riggs advertise bale ties for sale at 85 cents per bale while supplies last. The notice encourages quick purchase.
Personal items from the community highlight Cecelia Felton visiting sister Mrs Stratton in New York. Subscriptions from James A Payne Jr of Trinidad Colorado. Payne, former Sullivan county teacher, now with a coal company in Trinidad. Mr and Mrs Paul Reid and family return from Colorado Springs after a long visit. Edgar Willis buys half interest in Rush McCammon’s Carlisle livery stable for 2500. Glen Hoke attends Rockford College. Mrs Mary A McKee arrives from Caney Kansas. sister of Bryce Ridgeway and former county teacher in the county’s early schools led by Prof A P Allen.
W H and R H Crowder Louis Eaton Mrs M J Eaton Mrs Bruner Sam F Mason R F Knotts W H Bland Joshua Ernest and wife plan short visits. Miss Louisa Gott and the Gott sisters travel back from Sullivan Ind for a birthday party. Palmer Boles resigns from coal company store in Jackson Hill and moves to Sullivan. J J Durham to Crawfordsville for Wabash College. John W Sevier subscribes for the Union and moves to Vigo county. Oil prospects as Terre Haute firm sinks a 1600 foot hole on land. John Keene visits Oklahoma Coffeyville. Daniel Langton Greencastle leaves for home. Dr L B Bouchell New Smyrna Fla goes Toledo on business. Mr and Mrs Jacob Marts Curry township depart for Orland Cal for winter.
A biographical note cites Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Delaware praising Dr King’s New Discovery for a two year cough and throat lung troubles. The druggist Joe K Smock guarantees the remedy with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle offered free.
Train schedule notice lists the E and T line timetable starting September 9 1906 for north bound departures. It records station stops and times for the period. The brief item conveys schedule changes and transit details for passengers.
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