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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
7
The notice announces the establishment of the August edition of a republican newspaper by Dirrelle Chaney and Robert, listing subscription rates and publisher names.
The Terre Haute schedule now runs at five miles an hour replacing the old faster minimum pace. This indicates a shift in local transit tempo with slower operation than before.
The Democrat argues candidates for county treasurer should publicly pledge to invest public funds for taxpayers’ benefit. The current primary notices from Sullivan county Democrats omit such commitments despite calls for clear assurances.
The Republican State Convention call announces April 11 and 12 in Tomlinson Hail Indianapolis with about 1841 delegates based on votes for Roosevelt in 1904. The event will be large and crowded, with tickets limited, and nominations for state officers and judges on the agenda.
The Democratic editorial association meeting in Indianapolis endorsed a plan to deposit public funds and pay interest into the funds themselves. The Sullivan Democrat editor attended and is expected to back this proposal, arguing interest earned on county treasurer funds belongs to taxpayers. Democratic candidates for county treasurer may leverage this stance to strengthen campaigns.
Martin Pirtle and Jesse Page visited Dugger while George Wyatt, Eli Clayton and family, and Claud Buck with wife spent time visiting relatives in nearby areas. Louvissa Pirtle and Alfert Bennett's families made Saturday contacts near Bethany and Pleasantville. James South and Henry Miller traveled to Dugger along with local preaching plans for February. Ciel Scoot Bros offer carload folding beds and kitchen cabinets at cut prices.
Silver Chaney advertises farm loans of 2000 dollars or more at forty four percent. Loans below that amount at five percent. It also mentions a sale of an eighteen dollar coach at Scott Bros for twelve dollars and lists a west side location.
The ad promotes a salve as the best remedy for cats bruises sores ulcers rheum tetter and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. priced 25 cents. Distributed by Williams MeG Co Cleveland Ohio. Also a furniture notice to married couples about Scott Bros. stores.
The Republican state convention at Indianapolis in April is set to enthusiastically back Governor J. Frank Hanly as delivering one of the wisest and best administrations in Indiana's history amid a broad statewide mood among GOP leaders.
The narrative chronicles Thomas Lincoln moving his family by boat and on foot from Kentucky to Posey County Indiana in 1816 1817. It details rough camps cabins near Pigeon creeks the milk sickness deaths including Nancy Hanks Lincoln and Betsy Sparrow and Abraham Lincoln’s early schooling under harsh frontier conditions.
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