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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1917
Page
4
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper, lists subscription rates of one year to 1.66 dollars, six months to 0.60, and three months to 0.36, with notes on post office matter and date of entry.
New York reports chairman Willcox plans to resume private business within a week or two, despite earlier intent to keep leading the Republican National Committee. Observers say the party needs a hands-on national leadership to coordinate efforts ahead of 1918 elections and the Senate division.
In Portland Oregonian text the ex chairman Wilcox is described as overly cautious after the event, which leads to the perception that Mr. Hughes is a poor loser. The piece notes that prior caution might have prevented the loss.
The piece argues that votes from navy yard workers in Washington New Hampshire and California helped re elect Wilson and that Josephus Daniels should stay as head of the Navy Department. It suggests Ports mouth Bremerton Mare Island workers influenced outcomes and hints at a broad civic impact described as a legion.
Pittsburg Gazette Times reports national revenue broke all records in the last fiscal year after including war taxes.
National Republicans assign responsibility for President Wilson’s re‑election challenges to many factors, distancing themselves from Kaiser and King George and signaling broad political blame.
The Washington Herald recounts a Christmas card exchange centered on Oscar E Bland. A Knox county friend replies that Bland’s words show strong friendships, while a Washington recipient compliments Bland with a grateful note.
An old advertisement claims Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey halts sneezing and sniffles with pine balsam loosening phlegm and honey soothing a sore throat. It touts antiseptic germ-killing effects and relief for croup whooping cough and chronic bronchial conditions, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
William A. Brunker a former Farmersburg resident died on Christmas day at Sawtelle California after a long illness He had served many years in the U S Army and his death occurred at the Soldiers Home His remains are buried at Sawtelle He was a brother of Mrs Andy McClanahan Mrs Joseph Maher Mrs J E B Ross and Mrs J W Funk
An advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains and stiff joints. It claims quick penetration without rubbing, soothing sore muscles and stimulating circulation. A single application is said to relieve pain. sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Mrs. Nancy Goins of the city has been granted a twenty dollar per month pension. The announcement notes her eligibility and the regular pension amount.
Winter inactivity leads to constipation with heaviness dullness and low energy. Dr King s New Life Pills offer a mild laxative to relieve congested intestines without griping. Take a dose before bed for a prompt morning movement at 25 cents from your druggist.
Sullivan County Indiana 1916 tax duplicate in treasurer's hands. Payment deadlines January 1 1917 to May 5 1917 and November 5 1917. Delinquent taxes lead to penalties, sale of lands February second Monday, and possible court action.
By order of court dentist G W Clayton will sell for cash at public auction on Saturday January 13 1917 at ten oclock in the forenoon on the premises Farmersburg Sullivan county Indiana the southwest part of Lot D described as 119 feet south of the northwest corner run 150 by 219 feet to begin and return all described property must bring at least two thirds of appraised value Thomas A Plew administrator of Martha J Buchanan deceased first insertion December 13 1916 4t
Charles N. Davis as administrator of the Silas W. Davis estate filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday January 19 1917, the 47th judicial day of the November term 1916. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. First insertion December 27 1916.
Public auction of foreclosure debt in Sullivan Circuit Court No 16958 against Lawrence J Land Stella M Land Henry Michaner Jane Michaner for 1093 50 plus interest and costs scheduled Saturday January 13 1917 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Sullivan County Courthouse. Also notice to non residents in Case No 17186 partition of real estate describing multiple parcels in Sullivan County with defendants not residing in Indiana and required appearance.
Notice in Sullivan County Indiana lists rent and profits for a seven year term on a described 40 acre parcel in section 15 township 6 north range 8 west. If rents do not cover decree, the fee simple may be sold at public auction to satisfy costs and interest. ED Kelley is Sheriff. Hearing set March 5, 1917. Clerk David Giles. Chaney and Kinman, Attorneys. First insertion 1915 and January 1917 notices.
Parintha B. Dix executrix of William T. Dix deceased files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Friday January 26 1917 during the November term 1916. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. PARINTHA B. DIX Executrix. HAYS & HAYS Attorneys. First insertion Jan 3 1917.
John C. Chaney as administrator filed in Sullivan Circuit Court a final report of accounts on the 53d judicial day. Creditors heirs and legatees may appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Chaney and Kinman, attorneys.
The state of Millie Bosley, deceased, is set for the 53rd judicial day of the November term, 1916, to approve the final report. Legatees are required to appear in court and show cause why the report should not be approved. Guakas & Kinman, Attorneys. First Insertion Jan. 8, 1917, 3t.
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