Republican Speech Champions Lincoln Era Principles
Senator Bland extols the Republican Party’s founding ideals, protectionist tariff, and economic growth under Lincoln Grant and McKinley. He denounces Democratic tariff revisions, argues for sustained defense of constitutional government, and cites farm labor, price stability, and national prosperity to rally voters. Community notes follow with local farm meetings and talks.
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Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Times
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Congress
United States
Washington
Democratic Party
America
Wilson
Free Trade
Free Trade Congress
Australia
New Zeland
China
Canada
Chicago
New York
Republic
Moses
Indiana
Better Farming Association Meetings in Graysville
In Graysville on Thursday evening a successful farming meeting was held at the Christian church. J W Watson chaired with a prepared program including songs and recitations by high school students. Rev Thompson gave an inspiring talk urging twofold support for country churches: attendance and adequate financial backing for growth.
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Better Farming Association
Graysville
Christian Church
J. W. Watson
Thompson
Country Church
High school program features farming talk and seed corn study
Fairbanks hosts 150 attendees at the high school for an evening of music and speeches. Supt. White spoke on farming demands and returns while Mr. Bradbury discussed horse care and Mr. K E F Johnson covered selection and testing seed corn. Next meeting is the third Saturday in May.
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Fairbanks
White
Bradbury
Veterinary College
KE. FE. Johnson
Sullivan High School
Sullivan Mayor designates Clean-Up Week 1914
Sullivan mayor Robert Calvert proclaims April 27 to May 2 1914 as Clean-Up Week urging residents to ready premises for hauling waste to street department wagons. He notes city resources and pride, asks alley and yard cleanup, and promises extra street work to improve appearance.
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Calvert
Sullivan
Robert Calvert
Mortgage exemption reminder from M A Haddon
A brief note urges remembering the mortgage exemption. M A Haddon signs as the contact or author of the reminder.
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M. A. Haddon
Ridgeway Sues Liveryman Over Moon Blind Horse
Frank B. Ridgeway of Haddon Township sues Frank Wible Holt Parks and Newt Botts in circuit court for 250 dollars claiming a brown horse sold March 7 1914 was moon blind and that he paid 162 50 for the animal A D Cutler represents the plaintiff.
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Ridgeway
Frank B. Ridgeway
Haddon Township
Frank Wible
Holt Parks
Newt Botts
A. D. Cutler
Notice of Auction of School Property Sullivan 1914
The School City of Sullivan invites bids for multiple buildings and structures from the Higbee estate. Auction to be held April 27 1914 at 7 p m in the Superintendent's office High School Building. Winning bidder must move property by May 25 1914 and provide bond of 100. W P Stratton Secretary first insertion April 15 1914 It.
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Kelley
Coxy
Ralston
Marshall
Congress
Indiana
Morgan County
Lawrence County
Bryan
Wilson
England
Panama Canal
Baltimore
Republican Party
Hays
Republic
Offce
Higbee
Sullivan
W. P. Stratton
Notice to Contractors for Sullivan Central Gymnasium
The School City of Sullivan invites bids by 2 p.m. on Monday May 11 1914 for the erection and completion of a Central Building gymnasium on school grounds between Court and Main streets in Sullivan Indiana. Separate contracts for heating ventilation plumbing electrical wiring gym apparatus seats and lockers. Bids must include a 500 certified check or cash to J M Sinclair treasurer. Plans and specs available from architect F J Nicholas 812 South Court Street Sullivan Indiana with a $10 return guarantee.
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South Court Street
Sullivan
Indiana
J. M. Sinclair
F. J. Nicholas
J. R. Crowder
Death of Mrs Vardiman Boles In City
Mrs Vardiman Boles 66 wife of Vardiman Boles died Tuesday afternoon after two weeks with pneumonia. She lived here most of her life and was a Christian church member. Survived by husband four sons Ben Charles John Palmer and Olive a daughter and sisters Miss Helen Davis Hixon and Alonzo Davis. Funeral at Christian church Thursday 2 pm conducted by Rev. Titus and the Womans Relief Corps. Burial at Center Ridge.
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Vardiman Boles
Helen Davis
Hixon
Alonzo Davis
Christian Church
Titus
Womans Relief Corps
Center Ridge
New Ideal Voting Booth Factory To Open May Day
A new company formed by W. M. Draper I. S. Draper Thomas Freeman and Roy Houpt will operate a factory to manufacture the Ideal Voting Booth near the C. & E. I. depot. Six carpenters will be employed initially with expansion plans.
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Thomas Freeman
Thos. Houpt
W. M. Draper
I. S. Draper
Roy Houpt
Drapers
Draper Brothers
Ideal
W. H. Hill
Roy Houpi
Booth
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Martinsville
Concord
Lexington
United States of America
Sicks
A. W. Hayes
Currysville
F. M. Nead
Chas. Coltrin
Sugar Grove Church
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