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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
2
Oscar E Bland speaks at Merom Indiana on July 4 1916 urging pride in the flag and national heritage. He calls for readiness to defend the United States if needed while condemning excessive war and emphasizing peace with preparedness.
Carlisle notes report a new clerk and treasurer Vernor Johnson appointed to replace Daniel V. Angel who resigns to take other work. Johnson sworn in with a $6000 bond, while James Shake dies at 84 in Carlisle. Carnegie library corner stone plans advance with ceremonies in August and speakers and band lined up. The Great Republican Club in Indianapolis organizes a statewide campaign with Arthur R. Robinson and Ben R. Inman directing the mobilization of Columbia Club members across Indiana divisions.
Parker and Doc Warren race toward a railroad station while romance grows around Matie Burroughs, aka Elizabeth, who leads Warren to her Nevada mining tale. She reveals the Diamond Eye claim and a planned partnership, inviting Warren to come out and develop it as a future partner.
A Philo Pennsylvania man reports knee pain relief after one Sloan's Liniment application. The ad claims quick relief with no rubbing and urges purchase at drug stores for 25 cents.
Advertising mail and an undelivered list from Shelburn Indiana on June 30 1916 warns that items will be forwarded to the Dead Letter office if not claimed by July 9 1916. Names include Cook Harry Freeman Fred C Jewell W E Jay Otto K Bros and Spalding charges of one cent per article are noted.
The Columbia Club in Indianapolis, now the largest Republican club in the United States, attracts two thousand new members in a year. Many former Progressives join, promising active support to the party in the current campaign.
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