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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
3
Bayard Lang son of Mr and Mrs James M Lang of this city and connected with First National Bank at St Petersburg Fla married Miss Nelle Talley daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Talley of St Petersburg in St Peters burg Feb 8. The couple left for a wedding trip to Cuba.
Subscription rates for the publication listed with publishers Dirrelle Chaney and R. P. White. Rates show one year six months and three months for $1.00 and 50 25. Notice of second class mailing entry dated July 1, 1873 at Sullivan Indiana under the March 8 1873 act.
A critical letter targets William A. Cullop, accusing him of flooding the district with a free postage circular and misrepresenting his 1914 election results. The piece charges him with neglecting national issues, supporting the Underwood tariff, and voting against labor and immigration bills, while defending his preparedness rhetoric.
A letter praises public access to facts about the gravel road gang in Farmersburg Indiana. The writer argues funds are wasted and road work is mis timed, with crews idle in wet fields while costs rise. He urges proper attention to roads at suitable times and questions current practices.
A letter questions the Sullivan Times position in the Democratic primary race. The writer urges the paper to openly back its home candidate Hunt or reveal any disfavorite stance, arguing a party newspaper should show backbone and declare support.
Mrs Lizzie McClellan of Kansas City Missouri is visiting her mother Mrs J B Crowley.
An old advertisement warns coughs and colds are dangerous and suggests Dr King’s New Discovery. It emphasizes the product’s 45 years of use and urges readers to buy at all druggists to prevent bronchial and lung diseases.
Announcement from James P Goodrich of Winchester to Sullivan County Republicans soliciting support for his candidacy for the Governor nomination on the Republican ticket. He asks for any assistance to be greatly appreciated.
Harry S New of Indianapolis seeks the Republican nomination for United States senator and asks Sullivan county Republicans for support at the March 7 primary.
Oscar E. Bland of Linton Greene County declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Indiana’s second district subject to the primary on March 7 1916. Bland seeks support for the congressional race.
The Graysville High School honor roll lists seniors Russell Kelly Clara Rochner and Bessie Patton top of their class with high averages. Juniors Mabel Nowlin Mary Mann Laura Durham also score high, while sophomores Pauline Piety Mildred Shields Ruby Ransford lead. Freshmen Ina Bowen Cassius Bond Joy Ferree headline. Evening programs music drama and a basketball win over Merom 6-2 are noted along with visits from Creighton Patton Essie Patton Hallie Nash and Ruth Johnson and a dance hosted by Mary Mann.
James M. House of Vincennes Knox County announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the second Indiana district subject to the primary on March 7 1916. John E. Sedwick of Martinsville Morgan County also announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the second district subject to the March 7 1916 primary.
For Congress John A Williams of Patricksburg is a candidate subject to the primary decision. For joint representative from Greene Owen and Sullivan counties Cairy Littlejohn of Jackson Township seeks the Republican nomination, subject to the March 7 1916 primary.
A candidate named Ross G. Campbell runs in the Democratic ticket for the upcoming primary election seeking the nomination for representative. The notice outlines candidacy in the political race and requires voter consideration.
Antiseptic foot powder relieves pain and irritation in tender feet. Widely used by German and Allied troops at the front, with over 100000 packages in use. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
The Shelburn Enterprise dismisses an alleged exhibit of a six year old whisky bought from a sheriff candidate during Sullivan's dry era. The editorial mocks the story as unbelievable, suggesting a bottle with a cork could not survive six years.
Advice on avoiding exposure and drafts accompanied by promotion of Dr Kings New Discovery. Claims it cures colds by killing germs, soothing the throat, and healing mucous membranes, with a 45 year usage guarantee.
John Hayes a miner at the Mildred mine northeast of the city had a toe on his right foot mashed off Friday afternoon as a mining machine fell on his foot.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills to stimulate digestion relieve constipation and tone the body. Priced at 25 cents and sold by local druggists.
Miss Ethel Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry H Smith has accepted a bookkeeping job at the Index store.
David N. Curry announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative in the upcoming Primary election to be held on March 7 1916. He seeks support from voters and party delegates.
The article identifies Charles A. Lloyd as a representative candidate on the Republican ticket, noting his position within party slate and regional relevance.
Clayton A. Price is announced as prosecuting attorney for the fourteenth judicial circuit of Indiana pending the decision of the prima.
Edsil Bosstick announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for sheriff of Sullivan County subject to the primary election held Tuesday March 7 1916. He seeks the nomination and outlines his bid to lead the county law enforcement.
Matt Lane announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Sullivan County sheriff, subject to the outcome of the primary election to be held Tuesday March 7, 1916.
Oscar R. Rich announces candidacy for Sullivan county sheriff on the Democratic ticket with election day set for March 7, 1916.
Henry H. Smith of Hamilton Township seeks the Republican nomination for Sullivan County sheriff subject to the outcome of the forthcoming primary election.
A Republican candidate, Sul Shell Bolinger, seeks the nomination for county treasurer. The bid aims to lead the county treasury and manage fiscal operations under party guidance.
Frank M. Nebad announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sullivan County treasurer in the upcoming primary on March 7, 1916.
Marion Aikin of Dugger announces he is a Republican candidate for coroner of Sullivan County subject to the outcome of the primary election.
LaFlin M VanArsdall announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sullivan County surveyor subject to the March 1916 primary election. The notice asserts intent to seek the office and marks the election as the deciding step in the nomination.
Levi R. Ridgeway of Turman Township faces a potential ticket in the second district race as the primary election slated for March approaches. The commissioner's status hinges on the upcoming primary decision.
Democrat candidate John Scott announces his bid for Sullivan county 2nd district commissioner. He cites weather and road conditions preventing full canvassing and pledges to serve the people and provide good roads for tax money if elected.
A candidate announces seeking the County Commissioner vacancy caused by James W. Bishop’s death and also the regular nomination on the March 7 1916 primary ballot. The name will appear twice on the ballot in separate counts of the same race.
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