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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication line from 1873 noting second class matter status at the Sullivan Indiana post office under the act of March 8 1873 with ongoing description rate details, indicating a historical newspaper record.
The Chicago Tribune cites two million unemployed in the United States and argues for mobilizing labor and securing jobs. It contrasts current policies with past protections and predicts a shift in 1896 style, urging Americans to demand protection and prosperity through decisive action.
Cited as an instant relief for cold symptoms a cough and sneeze. The ad claims the remedy penetrates throat lining easing irritation and loosening phlegm with testimonials. It sells at druggists and promises rapid comfort.
Prof. Esarey of Indiana University proposed a 600 page history of the Indiana Republican Party. He asked for publisher support and noted 251 bound Indianapolis Journal volumes as key sources. Secretary Henley approved the idea and will seek a cost estimate for the state committee.
Indianapolis December 29 news notes that a statewide Republican love feast in Indianapolis on January 29 is not planned. An open meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association will be held that evening, with editors directing and no speaker set yet. Governor-elect Capper declined attendance. Senator-elect Harding cannot attend. Col Lockwood will announce speakers soon.
Local notes describe church repair needs and salary worries for Rev. Perkins at the Hardshell church. Ed Bascombe drops subscription after preacher scolds him over selling hard cider. Dick Bledsoe travels to Brown County to sell horse tonics and will preach part time. Community humorous anecdotes include war talks at the barber shop and playful Christmas gifts among residents.
Notice invites proposals to purchase part of Location Nos. 1 and 2 and part of Section 16 in Sullivan county Indiana. Property description includes detailed boundary lines and an 171.83 acre tract with railroad right of way excepted. Private sale closes January 23, 1915 at 12 m, bids to be received in Sullivan.
The quote praises the supreme virtue of choosing rightly with vast invincible resolve. It attributes this ideal to a named thinker and emphasizes moral strength and discernment in decision making. The excerpt presents a succinct reflection on character and virtue.
Milton A. Hadron, Commissioner, announces sale of real estate by first mortgage securing the amount due plus attorney fees at a rate per annum from date. Sale subject to 1914 taxes. First insertion December 16, 1914.
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