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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
6
A 1873 Sullivan Indiana issue critiques Edwin M. Lee and the Progressive movement, accusing it of decline and GOP alignment. It cites Perkins funding, Democratic wiring, and calls for Republican consolidation. It also covers national treasury deficits and Indiana prep for a Republican landslide.
The report notes that many people were thankful that the White House wedding would occur this month.
The policy reduces national revenue and worsens opportunities for selling domestic goods, hindering home producers and economic prospects.
The Hamilton County Times critiques widespread use of the term demagogue for Mr. Bryan, asserting that truth, not opinion, should guide characterization. The piece argues contextual accuracy over popular rhetoric.
In 1896 Kern backed sound money and opposed Bryan, in 1900 he favored free silver and Bryan. He is expected to repeat the stunt on administration policy and preparedness. Eleanor Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, advocates suffrage and says men vote foolishly, noting 1912 votes for her father and his tariff ideas.
Former Governor Hanly seeks to absorb the prohibition party by forming a new political party structure. The effort is aimed at boosting publicity for the chautauqua circuit and its programs.
The article notes Republicans favor keeping current tariff laws with President Wilson and administration leaders opposing changes by the next congress. It mentions the ankle bouquet as the latest item and cites the Indiana Times calling it likely to be made of touch me knots.
The current administration seems ready to impose a further war tax under peaceful terms. Senator Kern is singled out for consistent inconsistency in this critique.
A brief statement advocates fostering American industries to ensure employment for American laboring men, urging policy support to boost domestic production and job opportunities.
A vintage advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer for incurable catarrh. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and a 15 year relationship with the firm, signed by the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo. The product is described as internally absorbed to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and 75 cent bottles. It also markets Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Through its attorneys Cunning ham and Orkmeyer of Evansville and G W Gambill of this city the F W Cook Brewing Company of Evansville has filed a motion in Sullivan circuit court to quash the indictment charging it with conspiring to commit a felony in the Curry township local option election.
Paul McGuire son of Rev. A M McGuire of Bicknell and former Sullivan Baptist pastor becomes manager of the Bicknell Daily Monitor The paper has long operated as a semi weekly and the first daily issue appeared Monday.
Feverishness stomach disorders and bowels soothed by Mother Grays powder. Pleasant remedy for worms. Used by mothers for 26 years. Sold by all druggists 25 cents. Sample Fred Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Indiana voters face the Republican gubernatorial primary next March. Warren T. McCray of Kentland emerges as a direct-to-people candidate praised for business success and civic work. He stresses practical leadership over political pull, drawing broad support across the state.
John M. Whitlock appointed administrator of the estate of David S. Wilson, late of Sullivan County Indiana, deceased. The estate is supposed solvent. Walter F. Wood, attorney. First insertion November 17, 1915.
Notices from Sullivan Circuit Court and multiple Indiana papers praise Warren T McCray of Kentland for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Articles cite his business success, farming ties, and a unified party bid to restore Republican prosperity. Legal notice closes with clerk and attorney names and first insertion date.
Sullivan County September Term 1915 case. Thomas A. Plew is administrator of the estate of Martha J. Buchanan, deceased.
Undersigned administrator will sell at the late residence of Silas W. Davis in Turman township Sullivan county Indiana on Thursday December 6 1915 the personal property not taken by the widow Horses cattle hogs hay wagon farm implements and machinery and other articles. Terms cash up to five dollars and nine months credit on larger sums with note security 8 percent interest from date. Sale begins at 10 o clock a m. Chas N Davis.
Law office advertises prompt handling of legal business including collections and probate. Specializes in money loans on long or short terms with easy terms. Located ground floor in Sullivan State Bank building.
Charles D Hunt and Gilbert W Gambill announce Hunt and Gambill Lawyers Office over National Bank Sullivan Indiana. Stenographer and Notary Public in office. Practice in all courts handling civil criminal probate matters with careful prompt service.
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