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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
6
Subscription rates listed as one year six months and three months with a publisher note. The item includes names Dirrelle Chaney R P White and publication details indicating second class matter and Sullivan Indiana post office entry dates.
The survey notes candidate names like Medsker Scott and Orr as Bedwell's lead follower. Vaguely sharp opinions on road office law repeal and county treasurer bond expectations are expressed along with talk of campaigns and preparatory steps by Kinman and Brown.
The Bloomington Star warns of threats to the Democratic candidate in a key district while pension records show January deaths and widows rising. The Hamilton County Times notes Republican state hopefuls spending heavily to promote campaigns, contrasting with Democratic fund raising tactics. The piece suggests the Democratic hopeful must travel to Indianapolis or French Lick to secure a ticket with Tom.
When your child cries at night and tosses restlessly you feel worried. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children break up colds in 24 hours relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders and destroy worms. Used by mothers for 28 years. All druggists 25c. Sample FREE. Mother Gray Co. LeROY, N. Y.
The garbled notes suggest ongoing political maneuvering with Pigg and Kinman figures and a mention of Orville. The clipping hints at possible campaign activity and leadership shifts without clear outcomes or dates.
Edward G. Toner replies to M. H. Camden of Indianapolis about Mr. Goodrich’s availability from a Progressive viewpoint. The statement is dated February 15, 1916.
James Roll leads the Star Gazers circle while a hunter orders a Lizzie for sheriff duty. The piece promotes Dr King s New Discovery for children s coughs and colds with pine tar and balsams stating it cleanses poisons and loosens coughs for all ages.
The article notes Easter falls later this year than since 1905 with Lent ending on April 23 to 28. It cites past late Easters in 1886 and 1905 and projects future dates including 1943 and 2000, showing the pattern of Easter on or after April 23 rarely occurs.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as relief for cold cough feverish throat nose and head. It claims honey soothes irritation pine tar loosens phlegm acts as an antiseptic eases breathing and stops inflammation. Price 25c.
The newly organized Sullivan County Corn Growers Association will meet Saturday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters. A constitution and by-laws will be adopted at this meeting.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for sciatica nerve pains and muscular ache. It claims deep penetration to the pain site, requires no rubbing, and suits rheumatism lumbago sore throat chest pain sprains bruises neur algia and headaches. Price is 25 cents at druggists.
John T. Hays administrator of the James A. Waddell estate files his final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. A hearing is set for Friday March 10 1916 during February Term 1916. Creditors and heirs must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
Editors Union announces James P. Goodrich of Winchester as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. He asks Sullivan county Republicans for their support and emphasizes appreciation for any assistance they provide.
Republican candidate Harry S. New of Indianapolis seeks Sullivan county support for the March 7 primary.
Oscar E Bland of Linton Greene County James M House of Vincennes and John E Sedwick of Martinsville announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second Indiana district subject to the primary to be held March 7 1916.
Nomination for Congress goes to the primary decision with John A. Williams of Patricksburg as a candidate.
For Joint Representative candidate for the Republican nomination from Greene Owen and Sullivan counties subject to the primary on March 7 1916 Cairy Littlejohn of Jackson Township seeks the office.
A primary election will nominate Ross G. Campbell for the Democratic ticket as the candidate for representative. Campbell seeks the party's support in the race, with voters urged to consider his bid in the upcoming primary.
The candidate announces two appearances on the March 7 1916 ballot. Floyd Comes of Haddon Township seeks to fill the vacancy caused by James W. Bishop's death and also seeks the regular nomination in the 3rd district.
David N. Curry is named as the Democratic candidate for the representative nomination in the primary election to be held March 7, 1916. He seeks the party’s nomination to run for the state legislature.
Charles A. Lloyd is listed as a representative on the Republican ticket. The brief notes his candidacy and party affiliation without further context or details.
A notice references Clayton A. Price as the prosecuting attorney for the fourteenth judicial circuit of Indiana and indicates subject to a decision by the prima.
Edsil Bosstick declares his candidacy for sheriff of Sullivan County on the Democratic ticket subject to the primary on March 7 1916.
Matthew Matt Lane is a Democratic candidate for the Sullivan County sheriff nomination subject to the primary election to be held on Tuesday March 7 1916.
Candidate for sheriff of Sullivan County on the Democratic ticket. Sub to be held March 7, 1916. Oscar R. Rich.
Henry H. Smith of Hamilton Township runs for Sullivan County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the March 7, 1916 primary election.
Bolinger runs on the Republican ticket for the Sul County treasurer nomination. The candidate positions include financial oversight and county tax management.
Franks Nead announces in a primary election filing for Sullivan County treasurer on March 7, 1916. The Democratic candidate states his bid to win the nominee.
Marion Aikin of Dugger announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for coroner of Sullivan County, subject to the primary election decision.
Republican candidate Laflin M. Vanakxsdall seeks the nomination for Sullivan County surveyor subject to the March 1916 primary election. The note names the candidate and date, indicating a party primary process.
Levi R. Ridgeway of Turman Township seeks the 2d District commissionership in Sullivan County. The primary election decision is set for March.
Democrat candidate John Scott announces his bid for the Sullivan County 2d district county commissioner nomination. He cites weather and road conditions preventing direct meetings but asks for voter support and pledges to work to provide good roads and wise tax use if elected.
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