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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
4
The Sullivan Union presents itself as Sullivan Indiana's only Republican newspaper. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months and notes owner publisher Robert Pl White and entry as second class matter on July 1 1873 under Congress act of March 3 1873.
Captain John W. Canary, born in Sullivan county eighty three years ago, died at his New Lebanon home. A former corporal, then lieutenant, he commanded Co A of the 2nd Indiana cavalry as acting captain for the last year of service. A farmer and stock raiser, he and his wife reared five children. He served as a clerk in the House of Representatives Document Room under Brookshire and later under Cullop. He had been in declining health for a year after his wife’s death and was regarded as a good man and trustworthy neighbor by county-wide acquaintances.
The passage presents fragmented lines and nursery rhyme style verses about Mexican notes administration census and old time witticisms. Names like Annie Bly Luke McLuke Old Miss Lane appear in a collage of public domain verse and social satire.
The Victors fielded star players back for a strong showing against Farmersburg with a balanced team effort. Key lineups included Fairbanks and McClanahan on Farmersburg and Johnson on Fairbanks, while Shoemaker and Williams stood out for Farmersburg.
A French woman traveling with American soldiers aboard a vessel bound for New York wishes to visit Madame Liberty upon arrival and also to meet Madame Bitch who had many sons in the American army. Prohibition is noted as a matter of taste in the tale.
In a packed gym, the Fairbanks Victors routed Farmersburg 41 to 14 on Saturday night. Fairbanks dominated with fast breaks and sharp defense as the crowd roared.
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