Bryan and Farmers Rally Against Protection and Gold
The piece argues for Bryan in 1908, urging farmers to read his 1896 stance, defending tariff protection and sound money. It highlights Henry E. Greene’s two carloads of Angus cattle and strong farm prosperity as evidence against free trade and Bryan's policies.
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Democratic Club
Bryan
Hutsonville, Ill
Henry E. Greene
Chicago
Greene
Gill Township
McKinley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sullivan County
Senate
Commenter notes possible Bryan vote from young son
A Sullivan County Democrat commented that his two year old son might grow to be a great man and could vote for Bryan for president, whether intended or not. The remark sparked discussion about political prospects and the influence of future voters.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Washington Herald
Democratic Party
Brewers’ Alliance
Sullivan Times
Washington Democrat
Thos. Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
The
Times
Steve Flemming
Brewers
the Times
Ward
House
Tom, Taggart
Caan
Sullivan County
Bryan
Doctor Crowley’s Asthma Treatments Gaining Attention
Dr Crowley, noted for treating asthma in the state, reports uniform success in even severe cases. He offers asthma special study and remedies, and also treats throat and breathing difficulties heart diseases and chronic constipation.
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Crowley
Merom Boat Run Highlights Black Demon Speed
Harry Johnson of Terre Haute in the Black Demon, the Wabash’s fastest motorboat, passed Merom Thursday en route to Mammoth Cave. Collision with snags between Terre Haute and Merom caused minor losses and prompted brief delays.
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Merom
Harry Johnson
Terre Haute
Mammoth Cave
Merom Phi
Gete
Cupid's Supreme Power in Love
Lost item notice and playful aphorism describe a brown coat lost between Merom and Sullivan. Roy L. Colvin of 411 Merom, Indiana, is the contact for recovery. The item is a brown coat and is tied to a local area route or street context.
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Cupid
Love
Merom
Sullivan
Roy L. Colvin
Ind
Persecution Theme Reflected in Historical Writings
The text contrasts persecution as a cruel wrong with a claim by N. P. Willis that life's sweetest thing is the unclouded welcome of a wife. It presents a fragmentary editorial voice noting a signature and literary allusions from 19th century authors.
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N. P. Willis
We Can Demonstrate Clothes Value
The text argues for consumer right to know clothing quality and workmanship. It promotes Sincerity Clothes as offering superior design and craft, urging readers to try their products to see the value beyond appearance. It emphasizes inside construction over outward gloss and hot-iron effects.
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America
Special Excursion to Toledo Ohio for Grand Army Encampment
The Indianapolis Southern Railroad offers a round trip from Sullivan to Toledo and return for 11.15 to attend the Forty-Second Annual Grand Army of the Republic Encampment from August 31 to September 5, 1908. Sale dates are August 28 to 31 with a return limit of September 15. For stopovers and extensions contact Ben Stone, Local Agent.
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Toledo
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis Southern Railroad Company
Sullivan
Ben Stone
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