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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1918

Page

8

Sullivan county unit drills hard at Camp Doniphan

Private N. K. Harris of Battery C 128th Field Artillery writes from Camp Doniphan Oklahoma about regiment discipline rain drills and daily life. He notes Sullivan county men training together and jokes about fellow soldiers Irish and Dutch banter. He mentions Beeson Hunt captains and a forthcoming combat readiness mood.

Texas Hammond New York Jesse Beeson Crust Twunt Crust Hunt Ralph Red) Willis Camp Shelby Mississippi Capt Beeson Hunt Lonnie Ford Sog Boone Zeke Carruthers Toots Williams Wampus Metcalf Rex Benefield Dingbat Lang Old Guard Red Bob Linkenhaker Hunt Boots Freeman Sullivan County Flynn Sweden Flade Paddy Bob N. K. Harris 128Th Field Artillery Camp Doniphan Oklahoma

Cullop Endorsed by Knox County Democratic Machine

A Vincennes meeting of Cullop supporters reports Knox County line up for Fred Bays in 1916 shift to Cullop. The Democratic machine endorsed William A. Cullop as Knox County’s choice for the congressional nomination and urged support in the May 7 primary.

Vincennes Fred Bays Sullivan County William A. Cullop Knox County Lige McFarland Cullop Oscar Bland Bays George Purcell Vinecennes Mr. Cullop

War Slogan and Weather Jumble in April Frame

A jumble of wartime lines and weather quips mixes with a question about Eve leaving in spring. The piece comments on slogans about cutting rye and swatting flies while noting April’s volatile mood and odd references to women and tin foil as a conservation aid.

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Cullop Seen as Best Opponent for Bland in Primary

In the Second district race Mr Cullop stands out for experience and broad acquaintance and should challenge Oscar Bland the lively representative. Supporters filled the council chamber with machine speeches praising Cullop as they campaign to unseat Fred Bays and defeat Sullivan attorney. Local offices see little comment on candidates with the Union promising more wireless current details before the primary.

Sullivan

Slinkard Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress

Bloomfield editor William J L Slinkard, a lawyer and farmer, enters the race for the Democratic nomination in the Indiana district. He competes with William A Cullop and Fred Bays, with a history as prosecuting attorney and owner of the Bloomfield Democrat.

William JL Slinkard Bloomfield Daviess County Slinkard William A. Cullop Vincennes Fred Bays Sullivan Bryan Judicial Circuit Greece Sullivan Counties Bloomfield Democrat John H.o'neall Congress

Bays and Slinkard Factor in Martin County Politics

Local editorials and gossip recount Fred F Bays and Lee Bays visiting Martin county as William A Cul lop circles the Democratic nomination for Congress. Reports in the Martin County Tribune hint Windy Bill Cul lop is secure, while Freddie Bays and Billie Slinkard race for support as job seekers prepare for the campaign sprint. The Bloomfield Democrat endorses loyal backing for William L Slinkard and urges Democrats to unite behind his nomination.

Fred F. Bays William A. Cullop William L. Slinkard Lee Bays Martin County Fred Bill Martin William Allen Cullop Sly Old Fox Congress Freddie Bays Billie Slinkard Windy Bill Martin County Tribune Democrat Bloomfield Democrat

Fire destroys Willfred mine engine room and shed

Fire tore through the engine room of the Willfred mine late Friday night and consumed a traction engine owned by Hudson Hughes of this city in a nearby shed. Hughes reports a two thousand dollar loss with no insurance.

Willfred Hudson Hughes Hughes

Chiropractic ad by H. L. Rameey

An advertisement offers chiropractic evaluation for kidney trouble. It promises analysis of the case and asserts adjustments can address the cause. The message is signed by H. L. Rameey, D. C.

Chiropractic i H. L. Rameey D. C

For Sale A Few Good Milch Cows and Farm Supplies

A farm announces a reduced herd due to new tractor purchase. Includes several milch cows, baled hay, and rough lumber. Contact Isaac Brown via Graysville system at Long Ridge Farm.

Isaac Brown Graysville Long Ridge Farm

Miners Exam Board to Meet Monthly at Douthitt Store

The Sullivan County Miners Examining Board will convene the first Wednesday through Friday of each month at J. F. Douthitt's store on the north side of the public square. Frank Harmon serves as president.

Sullivan County Miners Examining Board J. F. Douthitt Frank Harmon

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