Sullivan Union establishes 1866 Republican paper
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper, outlines subscription options for one year six months and three months. Publisher is R. P. White with Dirrelle Chaney listed, and the paper is entered as second-class matter July 1, 1873 at Sullivan Indiana post office.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
Rays Denounced For Un-American Speech Amid Campaign
A dated speech by candidate Bays prompts charges of un American and un patriotic utterances. The item notes Bays will speak at Hymera and Sullivan events where voters may seek denial or confirmation, amid calls for Republicans and Democrats to affirm patriotism.
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Rays
I Geiss Kaiser
Bays
Telow
Congress
Hymera
Washington
Copperhead
Sullivan
Republican Party
France
Law, Order and Decency Among Indiana Counties
Forty Indiana counties report no jail occupants leaving authorities to manage empty facilities. The note underscores a broad issue in local law enforcement and detention capacity across the state.
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Indiana
Court House Fight Sparks County Debate Amid Stinky Old Building
A long polemic urges replacing Sullivan County Court House arguing the current structure is unsafe unsanitary and a fire hazard while hindering justice. Advocates insist a new facility costing 400 000 to 590 000 would shield records and serve the public. opponents warn against tax hikes and political cost. The piece blends civic rhetoric with local politics and a string of personal notices.
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Peoples Temple
Peoples House
Peoples County
Sullivan County
Estes
Sullivan County Court House
Court House
Low Jong
Kingdom Come
Busseron
War for democracy referenced amid political dispute
The statement notes the war is framed as a struggle for democracy rather than a claimed democratic war, highlighting a contested political stance and ongoing debate over its characterization. The wording suggests disputed terminology without detailing specific events or actors.
Young People Married in South Court Street Home
Miss Hazel M. Love and Lorenz Brust were married at the Love home in South Court street on Sunday at one o'clock. Rev. O'Haver of Vincennes performed the ring ceremony with immediate relatives present. Mrs. Brust is active in League and Sunday school work. he works as an operator at the C. and E. Z. station. They will honeymoon in Denver and then return to make their home here.
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L. R., Burr
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
Chicago-Carlisle Coal Company
Hazel Scully
Eugene J. Riley
Vincennes
U. S. Army
Hot Springs
N. C
A J. Sprigier
Riley
M. J. Scully
Tot Springs
N. G
Clent McGrew
Colorado
W. H. McGrew
Lester Medaris
James A. Medaris
Washington, D
Isaac Re Sivans
Terre Faute
J. J. Thompson
Motife, Ap
M. M. Drennon
Eugene Brown
Prudence
Gordon
Neb
Estella Benefield
Rockville
Rockville Sanitarium
Richard Bailey
QO. P. Hendrickson
Dugger
Oris E Hendrickson
Washington, D. C
Lou Melton
Corydon
Ind
J. K. Coulson
Near
New Lebanon
North Dakota
Dilley Auto Repair Shop
Indianapolis
J. Raymond Schmidt
Prohibition
John W. Huddleston
Hazel M. Love
Lorenz Brust
George Love
South Court Street
O’haver
Scull
Denver
Col
Sullivan Motor Company Opens Modern Garage In Town
A new venture by Tiave Giles of this city Dennex Bolinger and Thurman MebDoustd of Farmersburg has purchased the former Bach place once owned by N. MM. Drennon and Z. ON Petts. They plan a modern garage and accessory store.
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Sullivan Motor Companiy
Tiave Giles
This City
Dennex Bolinger
Thurman MebDoustd
Farmersburg
Tivery Bach
Z. On, Petts
N. MM. Drennon
Sime
Blanche Bates Sues for Divorce from Homer Bates
Blanche Bates files in circuit court for divorce from Homer Bates who is jailed serving a two to fourteen year term in the state reformatory. He was convicted of assault with intent to kill Arthur Rounds at No. 10 Superior Blocks in January.
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Blanche Bates
Circuit Court
Homer Bates
Bates
State Reformatory
Arthur Rounds
Troubles in Making Butter From Cream Problems and Remedies
A USDA prepared note outlines common butter shortages in farm churns and remedies. It lists causes such as improper churning time and overly full churns, plus solutions including correct cream fat content, moderate acidity, pasteurization, and sanitary handling. It also covers cow freshness, feeding practices, and sampling from cows known to churn easily.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Preventing Diseases in Dairy Cattle to Preserve Livestock
The article urges strong disease prevention to protect dairy herds. It highlights contagious abortion tuberculosis infectious hoget cowpox and tick fever as major threats and argues prevention is far more effective than cure. Key steps include isolating carriers maintaining sanitary surroundings and boosting natural resistance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bland in Europe Defends War Duty and Duty to District
The Sullivan Times defends Representative Bland against Bays supporters. It asserts Bland acted for national interests and his district, visiting France for firsthand war insight and to boost soldiers. It notes Bland voted for war, military expansion, and funding, and remains in Congress to fulfill his elected duties.
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Second
Fred Buys
Congress
Biana
Europe
Bays
Bland
France
Representative Bland
United States
House of Representatives
Ina
Germany
Alsacce-Lorraine
Verdun
The
Herald
Sullivan Times
Sullivan
Fred Bays
Culver
James Catten
Kokomo
Jim Patten
Gaine W. Voorhees
Indiana
Severara
Renid
Slindiar
Dixie
Washington
Oscar Bland
Gus Gardner
Massachusetts
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Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney R. P. White Publisher
William A. Roach
Delphi
Otto L. Klauss
Evansville
Dr McMurtrie
Marion
Ble Stansbury
Williamsport
App
Patrick J. Lynch
Newcastle
Sup’t. of Public Instruction Linneans N
Republican County
Oscar E. Bland
Guage
Allison G. McNabb
Arthur D. Cutler
John FE. Griffiths
Charles C. Stevens
Charles W. Thompson
Harlan H. Ruddell
Carl N. Shaver
Frank J. Spencer
John T. Knotts
Ira J. Gill
Charles F. Coxx
Harvey Cooper
Congressman Bland
Seat Bland
Washington Democrat
Atga, UM
Peep and Ey Maton
Simmons
GE. Sullivan