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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1913
Page
4
The Sullivan Union lists subscription rates for year ix months and three months paid strictly in advance. Published by Chaney R P White, publishers, entered as second class matter July 1 1873 Sullivan Indiana, under act of Congress March 8 1873.
The Times publisher William Allen Cullop, after his visit to the land of flowers, states he will endeavor to return. His efforts in this direction appear likely to interest both himself and many others.
The piece argues that labeling unnamed local businessmen as a gang of knockers and croakers is a poor way to improve conditions and raise a better spirit among Sullivan’s business community.
The Times devotes space to a fictitious Knockers Club in Sullivan, suggesting its members are those who do not purchase Space in the paper, a tongue in cheek reflection rather than a real organization.
The text argues that economists and politicians oppose protective tariffs but contend that passing the tariff bill will benefit American business and workers by keeping supply in the United States rather than relying on cheaper foreign producers.
The Petersburg Press says the Progressive movement is waning and most Progressives will rejoin the Republican party within two years. It argues for reunion to advance tariff and national defense while predicting a united GOP will better serve Pike County and the nation.
Pension bureau tallies survivors of US wars showing 167000 Civil War veterans worldwide on Memorial Day, under 1000 Mexican War survivors, and none from 1812. Average Civil War veteran age 71 with projected deaths reducing totals yearly. pensions to Civil War vets to end in ten years, Mexican War pensions to end in five. Annual outlay nears 200 million dollars amid the dollar a day law.
Harry Brown of Sullivan Indiana BR 4 advertises for sale Saln 40 head choice O I E male and gilt pigs with a March format listing.
A Sullivan lawyer vows to pursue action against the publisher of the Times over recent coverage. The remark implies a push to silence critics by legal or relocation pressure, reflecting tense disputes with the newspaper.
The piece urges readers to limit factionalism and division in politics. It suggests Mr. P. Poynter of the Times as a potential mayoral candidate and proposes a mule emblem for the ticket, asking if there is a second proposal.
The Times and Democrat showcases a broad advertisement aimed at Sullivan County purchasers, claiming to reach nearly all those with buying power in the area. Local readers note it as a far reaching statement if verified.
A Times editorial remarks that Fairbanks township farmers should not have to travel far by car to find buyers and urges supporters to wake up local merchants to trade closer to home.
Former Vice President and Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks will entertain Indiana Republican Editorial Association members with a dinner at their Indianapolis home on Friday evening August 15.
The text argues that a pessimist is not simply negative but rather selects investments in a booming town while lamenting his own town's slow commercial activity, turning slump into a broader grouch.
The city of Lebanon voted in a local option election with the dry faction winning by a larger majority. Subsequently the drys filed a petition to raise pool room licenses from 25 to 250 annually and sought prohibition of selling pop and other soft drinks. In response wets plan to enforce blue laws and Sunday closing on cigar shops, refreshment stands, and other businesses.
Samuel W Williams prominent Vincennes attorney and writer dies aged 62 after appendicitis operation. He practiced in the Sullivan circuit court and was the Populist candidate for president in 1908.
Frank Draper remains seriously ill and in a precarious condition. His family and physicians monitor his status as they await improvements.
Isaac H Kalley executor files final account for John H Dickerson of Sullivan County Indiana. The Sullivan circuit court will hear on Monday September 1 1913 to approve or reject the final report. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause if any. Isaac H Kalley, Executor. Isaac H Kalley, Attorney. First insertion Aug 6 1913 3t.
Willies tip to the clergyman at a family dinner warns him to eat slowly. He recalls Mamma limiting portions, saying she never serves more than one piece of pie. The exchange reflects household rules and humorous dining etiquette.
Grace cites banana tree fibers as source for dainty muslins while Lulu mocks fit and finish, prompting a judge to interject with a quip about ease of wear. The exchange reflects light courtroom banter and fashion chatter of the era.
The notice notes a debate featuring Captain Hobson and J Frank Hanly on August 31 as part of a larger circuit. Local readers are urged to attend the event and hear the points raised.
Old Settlers recall the antebellum clash dubbed the Battle of the Giants and welcome a similar Merom Chautauqua event set for August 21 to 31. Hon J Frank Hanly and Capt Richmond P Hobson will debate disarmament with Hanly arguing affirmative and Hobson negative in a national rank discussion.
The Lyceum clash between Hobson and Hanly on disarmament and peace dominates national discourse. Hobson pushes a larger navy and stronger threat, while Hanly argues restraint and postwar settlement. The pair, seen as intellectual giants, draw crowds and will shape public opinion as the debate unfolds.
Merom Bluff Chautauqua notes boats enabling Illinois Central trains at Riverton and Big Four trains at Hutsonville. Autos ferry passengers to Sullivan operate continuously throughout the day.
Advice on removing paint stains from white fabric. Fresh stains respond to soap and water, followed by boiling in kerosene. Rub with soap and hot water, then rinse in several waters to remove the stain.
The line notes that when someone claims to be terribly misunderstood it often signals that others have finally seen through them and grasp their true intentions. It frames misunderstanding as a stage before clearer perception of character.
National banks may loan on approved security but cannot lend on real estate or stock or make accommodation loans beyond one tenth of their capital. State and private banks may loan on real estate.
An old Parisian advertisement showcases Eutres de buckwheat de Americaine signaling Americanized food offerings. The note reflects cultural exchange shaping local menus and tastes.
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