Sullivan Union Subscription Rates Listing
The Sullivan Union lists subscription rates at One Dollar Fifty Cents, with the notice attributed to Dirrell.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
4
The Sullivan Union lists subscription rates at One Dollar Fifty Cents, with the notice attributed to Dirrell.
A note mentions a proposed new opera house for Sullivan. It also cites political events in Indiana including the Republican state convention and key speeches by Brick Bev eridge and Hemenway, plus a postal service notice granting rural route carriers highway right of way and warning drivers to yield to mail carriers.
Republicans of this state unveil a firm platform as they prepare for the next campaign. At Indianapolis the largest convention to date signals harmony and confidence, though Democrats hoped to gain leverage from a party stumble. The platform states clear conditions and new issues.
Robert Calvert considers moving to Bloomington with daughter Edna at Indiana University. Local residents visit and travel including Mr Geo Sargent, Rosa Riddell, G M Ferguson of Keller and Patrick Conner. Various guests, music events, and school progress are chronicled along with health, selects, and business changes in Sullivan.
A jumble of queries about local towns in Greene and Sullivan counties asks about an interurban fare, club status, water issues, a cigar shop opening, speed contests, and a chair of the Democratic bench. The note mentions Welman for congress and a possible money misstep by a Democratic worker.
Jno W Wilson sells 140 acres Gill. Frank Miller sells 8 acres Cass to Andrew J Moore. Numerous transfers center in Hamilton, Sullivan, Hymera, and Jackson with total stated consideration around 37 740. Transfers involve lots in Dugger Sullivan and Haddon plus several farm tracts and additions.
The crowd at No 9 West Side buzzes about Rex Buggies claiming best value and quick sale. Old Lead chases through chaos as Maud quarrels with Captain and Simple and Cousin wed parson Brown. Hans and Fritz arrive with wake up medicine amid talk of Marked Dollar mysteries.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes died at her home on Tuesday evening. She was the widow of Allen Hughes and mother of Miss Fannie Hughes Mrs. Billy Bland Mrs. M H Dix and Robert Hughes of Greencastle, a longtime county resident.
Sullivan lodge Elks auxiliary plans a minstrel performance at Bass Auditorium on Thursday evening April 26. Local talent has prepared a first class show with new songs and music. Admission prices are 35 and 50 cents.
James McKee of this city was injured Monday at Little Flock church while returning from a funeral. A loose wire around a buggy wheel caused the vehicle to overturn, trapping him beneath. He suffered three fractured ribs and bruises, was treated in Shelburn, then drove home to Sullivan Tuesday morning. He has been in poor health and the accident may worsen his condition.
A list of marriage licenses shows pairs including John Thomas Bedwell and Bertha May Beck, Charles M. Johnson and Della Ann Mullans, Boyd F. Walters and Stella Shanks, Lucy O. Mahan and Mary E. Mc Anally, Oza Beam and Emma E. French, John W. Hopper and Tressa May Brown, Joseph Bean and Della Mundell, Ezra T. Followell and Tressie P. Williams, George H. Smith and Viola May Hilburn, William J. Hixon and Sarah Jane ng, Hosea C. Pound and Ethel Shields, Arthur Jamison and Ollie D. El er, Hugh P. Dunn and Loy May Es linger.
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