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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

8

Seed corn selection drive set for Sullivan county fall

County agents announce an October seed corn selection program with meetings at multiple farms from October 4 to October 9. Farmers are urged to harvest ears from the best plants, store them properly, and discuss disease and fertilization under A W Hayes supervision.

Arona Agricultural Extension Department Purdue University Sullivan County Irdin A. W. Hayes

Trains Removed From Rails Amid Mementos and Revival Gatherings

A letter recounts rail accidents near Danville and Ey Miner with trains taken off road, a lumber wagon incident, and a vivid account of a revival meeting for Black attendees led by Bro Higgins. It notes colorful expressions, community responses, and a tip about Uncle Alex Raley singing, ending with a signing by C C. E. WEIR.

Prize Winners Highlight City Fair Saturday

The Saturday fair drew large attendance with top prizes awarded for livestock produce poultry and crafts. Notable winners include J W Walters for largest pumpkin J H Botts largest squash Viola Cleveland largest apple and Millard Modglin best Irish potato among many others.

Citizens Trust Company J. W. Walters J. H. Botts H. H. Arnett Viola Cleveland Millard Modglin Joel Rusher C. C. Schlichter C. F. Agnew Floyd Dillingham John Eaton Gurthel Catlin Frank Springer Will Wilkey Amos Goodwin Jesse Goodman L. N. Willis Mattie Shake Loretta Bullock CC. C. Carr CC. C. Spencer

Weather Of A Week In Farmersburg

Miss Carrie Yeager, cooperative weather observer, reports for the county the week ending September 27. The sequence shows varied days with clear and cloudy conditions and temperatures from 44 to 69 degrees. Rainfall totals include .12 inches on the 22nd and .68 inches on the 23rd.

Farmersburg Carrie Yeager

Prominent Oil Man W. C. Kennedy Dies in Bradford

W C Kennedy oil company president and county major figure died last week at his Bradford home aged 72. A New York native, he was widely known in the local oil industry and community leadership.

W. C. Kennedy

Two Early Trains Taken Off On Old E T H Road

The report says two of the first trains on the old E T H line will be pulled from service around October 1 causing some veteran trainmen to be reassigned. Local agent Glessie Walters was out of town, so the main office report could not be confirmed.

E. Weir Georgia Glennville Editors Union and Readers Register Mammy Mistah Higgins Bro. H Caap Jesus Jesus Lovah Ehuarch Alex Raley Cc. E. Weir Forst Glessie Walters

Hugh Th Miller Impresses Voters in Campaign Swing

Indianapolis Sept 24 Hugh Th Miller of Columbus Republican nominee for US senator is drawing favorable notices as he campaigns across Indiana. Reports from cities including South Bend Tribune praise his clean image and strong reception at a luncheon and reception in the Oliver hotel honoring the candidate.

Indianapolis Hugh Th. Miller Columbus United States South Bend Tribune Miller Oliver Hotel Ind

Richardson Bond Granted After Serious Charge

William Richardson was released on bond after arrest on a serious charge carrying potential penitentiary time. The charge stemmed from allegations involving Nathan Cox s nine year old son of this city.

Richardson William Richardson Nathan Cox

Mrs Coffman and Bonnie to Visit Glidden Family this Week

Mrs. Richard Coffman and her daughter Bonnie are expected this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Glidden and other relatives.

Richard Coffman Bonnie Ira Glidden

Petition for Discharge in Frank L. Ferguson Bankruptcy

The Indiana district court orders a hearing on Frank L. Ferguson's petition for discharge in bankruptcy No 3890. The hearing is set for Sunday November 1914 in Indianapolis at 9 AM with notice to creditors by mail and publication in Sullivan Union.

Frank L. Ferguson District of Indiana Indianapolis Sullivan Union Albert B. Anderson Noble C. Butler

The Dentist of Sullivan Dr Lindley Seeks Patients

I have practiced dentistry in Sullivan for ten years using modern equipment to deliver quick first class work. I invite new patients to get acquainted, noting that today’s small cavity may become tomorrow’s aching tooth. South of Interurban Station.

Sullivan DR. Lindley Interurben Station

Four Foreaea Peak Event Draws Crowds

A garbled report notes a notable event involving several parties and a venue with witnesses. Specific names and details are unreadable, but the core activity is described as a 4 Foreae area gathering drawing local interest and attention from attendees and officials.

County Board Takes Custody Of Colvin Children

The County Board of Charities has taken charge of the children of Mrs. Rinda Colvin. Ce cil aged 1 year John aged 12 and Lilly aged 14 will be sent to the Knox County Orphans Home.

County Board of Charities Rinda Colvin Cecil John Lilly Knox ‘County Orphans Home

Oil wells drilled on west city farms show light production

A well drilled by Richard Wernec ke and others on the W. T. Stratton farm west of the city was shot Thursday and is a light producer. A light well was shot Friday on the Frank Sanders farm west of the city by The Hamilton Oil and Gas Company. A well being drilled by Hinshaw and Company on the M. E. Gambill farm is due.

Richard Wernecke W. T. Stratton Frank Sanders Hamilton Oil and Gas Company Hinshaw and Company M. E. Gam Bill

Riggs Family Leaves for Tarrytown Mission

James Riggs and his daughter Miss Francis Riggs departed Monday for Tarrytown New York where Miss Francis will attend a female college located there.

James Riggs Francis Riggs Tarrytown N. Y Francis

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