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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1916

Page

5

Indiana Resources Prosperity under Blatchley Administration

The Indiana Department of Geology led by Blatchley expanded mineral and fuel outputs through targeted advertising and detailed mapping. Reports on limestone and coal spurred new mines, cement factories, and roads, boosting employment and state wealth while promoting long term investment in the state's geology driven economy.

State Department of Geology Blatchley Monroe Lawrence Owen Washington Counties Indiana Georgia New Jersey Kansas United States Union Niagara Mitchell Department of Geology George H. Ashley Arkansas California Bedford Stroh Syracuse Europe Orange Martin Lake Porter

Tariff debate highlighted by Judge Overmyer speech

The Indianapolis article cites Judge John Overmyer urging tariff revision with Theodore Roosevelt's influence to push reform. Wisconsin Democrats back rational revision led by William F. Vilas, while Indiana Democrats are urged to avoid a pure revenue tariff as a dead end.

John Overmyer North Vernon Indianapolis Senate House Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt Wisconsin

Radical Democrats Split Over Bryan Position

The Philadelphia Press reports Mr. Bryan remains radical while conservatives who backed him shrink to making motions rather than speaking plainly, signaling a fractured Democratic stance and weakened support for his leadership.

Philadelphia Bryan Democratic Party

NEW LEBANON CROP REPORT AND LOCAL VERSES

The rains last week benefited crops with oats threshing finished and fall plowing begun. Wheat sowing expected in the area. Harry Morris, son of Butler Morris, died after being accidentally shot last Tuesday. funeral at M. E. church Thursday morning.

Harry Morris Butler Morris M. E. Church Myrtle Eaton Terre Haute

Douglass Chapel Community Notes and Visitations

Rain blessed Douglass Chapel Tuesday night. Lola Williams visited Jennie Click. Otis Riggle visited Henderson Wilkins. Willie Bell started a new house. Len Taylor and Flora Morin wed last Tuesday. Ice cream gathering at George McCord's Friday. Sunday services and a basket dinner planned for Monday. Mamie and Ola McCord hosted visits from Ida Farrand Maude Douglas Lola Wilkins and Mabel Figgly of Brazil.

Otis Riggle Henderson Wilkins Willie Bell Len Taylor Flora Morin George McCord Ida Farrand Maude Douglas Lola Wilkins Mamie Ola McCord Mabel Figgly Brazil

Graysville News and Local Developments

Fall plowing resumes as farmers toil while teachers return from summer normal. Turman visits Trinity Springs. S G Yager with wife and daughter Gladys are visiting. Steam heating plant installed in the school. Jas Thorne builds a ware room. Corwin Phillips to start a dwelling. Will Gorham attends Merom services. Oil and gas drilling begins north of town.

Turman Trinity Springs S. G. Yager Gladys Jas. Thorne Corwin Phillips Will Gorham Merom

Providence Notes On Local Visits And Moves

The farmers welcomed rains. Miss Flossie Webb visits Ed Brokaw family. Claude Phillips to move candy kitchen to Merom. James Arnett in Sullivan Satur. Mrs H M Dix visits Ross Turman. Mrs Joan Davis of Big Springs visits W E Arnett family. Nora Burnett visits Joy Arnett.

H. M. Dix Ross Turman Joan Davis Big Springs W. E. Arnett Nora Burnett Joy Arnett

Old Settlers Gather at Farmersburg and Local News

SCOTT CITY reports that several residents attended the Old Settlers meeting at Farmersburg Thursday. other notes include fishing trips by Luther Ransford and Bert Jewell, visits by John Pittman and family, Alma Cutsinger visiting grandparents, and various residents visiting relatives in Sullivan and Shelburn. A large crowd attended the Douglas Chapel meeting Sunday night and a picnic occurred at Mann's grove on Thursday.

Old Settlers Farmersburg Luther Ransford Bert Jewell John Pittman Homer Pittman Alma Cutsinger W. R. Hamilton Sullivan J. J. Hamilton Kansas H. J. Hamilton Wm. Hough Douglas Chapel Bonnie Douglas John Ransford Gertie Smith Nora Adams Gus Clouse Mann’s Grove L. R. Edmonds Hogan Prairie Creek M. F Matt Goodman San Antonio Texas Otto Spencer Spencer Clara Bough Indianapolis McMichael Dugger John Benefield

Pleasantville News Roundup Reflects Rain Benefit And Local Visits

Rain enriches corn fields turning previously valueless ground into prospects for a half crop. Local letters report health and travel notes from residents including visits of Mrs. Tressa Padgett from Indianapolis and Dr. Padgett's growing practice. Town events feature sermons, salary gifts, campus moves, and infrastructure like new hitching spaces at the M E church. James A Payne Jr suffers typhoid in Trinidad Colorado hospital.

James A. Payne, Jr Trinidad Colo Pattee Charles Arterburn Cincinnati

Safe living on Sea Wall and Dr King’s remedy praised

Galveston sea wall noted as making life safer in the city while a Texan resident from Waco extols Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He says a five year use cured a long cough and la grippe. The ad promises relief from coughs croup whooping cough and pneumonia with a guaranteed medicine priced 50 cents to a dollar and a free trial bottle at Smock’s drug store.

E. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Texas Dr. King Smock’s

Parsifal stage reading with Miss Patten admission 25c

Miss Patten reads Wagner Parsifal with music and reverent interpretation. The show explores sin and righteousness with a dignified delivery. Admission is 25 cents. Mr Flowers offers a versatile impersonation of Wagner’s drama with dialogue and passages from the original. Admission is 50 cents.

Preston W. Search CBO Flowers

Local Notes From Mt Calvary and Surrounding Areas

Abundant rains slow and steady in Mt Calvary area. Residents attend church events at Morris Chapel and Van Amburg show in Sullivan. Blume Robbins begin rock road work near Shelburn and a new iron bridge opened on Robbins branch near Nolan Robbins. Moving saw mill to Busseron bottom. farms change hands and buyers from Greencastle purchase three carloads of sheep and lambs.

John Blume Claude Robbins Shelburn W. F. Asrey van Amburg Sullivan Viola Lewellyn Linton Pete Alsman John Story G. T. Wilson Pete Alsman and Busseron Bottom Aaron Snyder Roscoe Duke Dugger Geo. Wilson DeWitt Bedwell Fort Cobb Okla William Powell, Jr Nelson & Hammerick Greencastle

Local Threshing Nearing End and Area News

Fairbanks reports threshing nearly finished. Madison Drake and wife visited Terre Haute on Wednesday. Everett Trueblood shipped two carloads of sheep to Chicago. Misses Effie Fuller and Lucretia Hunt returned from Central Normal College in Danville. Steve and Roy Lane visited in Illinois. C D Pound moving his barn on lots bought from James Pound. Chicken thieves have operated widely in the locality for weeks.

Madison Drake Terre Haute Everett Trueblood Chicago Effie Fuller Lucretia Hunt Danville Central Normal College Steve Roy Lane Illinois C. D. Pound James Pound

Teeth filling offer from Dr Barco advertised

A dated plea asks readers to contact the 298 office or 189 residence to arrange engagements with Dr Barco for dental teeth fillings. The fragment suggests a local practice advertising appointments.

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