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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1905
Page
2
Advertisers tout a malleable range as the best stove, claiming it heats efficiently with a single fire from fall through winter. It promises warmth without the chill and a shaded blast for comfortable mornings.
The advertisement promotes the Special stove guaranteed not to clinker and to hold fire ten days with a top check draft. It urges upgrading from old stoves, with trade in options and savings, and lists furniture and kitchen cabinet lines plus malleable ranges and air heating stoves. It notes bargains on old stoves and showcases White Lily Washers and Home furnishings.
The speaker looks forward to a NE visit this WEEK inviting attendees to enjoy Biscuit Butter and Coffee while showcasing renowned sights and experiences. The aim is to offer guests a warm reception and highlight famous attractions during the stay.
George Campbell of Vermillion county recalls his uncle John Campbell taken by Miami and other tribes in 1815 Indiana. The tale covers pursuit, captivity, and later life hints, tying to wider 1862 Minnesota Sioux actions and the Mankato executions including a man named John Campbell.
The Department of Commerce and Labor ruled the Wabash River navigable under United States law, giving federal control over its inspection and licensing and paving the way for federal funding to improve the waterway. The decision follows a dispute with Indiana authorities over river status affecting the steamer Lafayette.
An advertisement asserts rheumatism backache and other ailments stem from kidney trouble and that Ollister's Rocky Mountain Tea goes directly to the disease and cures when all else fails. Priced at 35 cents. Joe K. .
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