Sullivan Union Editorial Statement and Publication Details
The Sullivan Union announces it is the county’s only Republican paper, established August 1, 1866. Subscription rates are listed for one year, three months, and twenty five cents.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
6
The Sullivan Union announces it is the county’s only Republican paper, established August 1, 1866. Subscription rates are listed for one year, three months, and twenty five cents.
The piece cites farm prices and Republican trends with wool and poultry figures. It then details Merom chautauqua features from June 9 item to August 31 with a boys and girls club under Miss Eda H. McCollister, including games, drills, Indian customs, and a grand pow wow for ages 6 to 16.
W H Boles a Sullivan rural route two farmer renewed for the Union after city business Saturday. Andrew J Steele of Jackson township did likewise in Sullivan Thursday. Jerusalem Chapter No 81 R A M conferred Royal Arch degree Thursday night on Salathiel Boone Ivan Lester and Wm F Dodge of Carlisle. F E Basler James M Lang and Direlle Chaney left for Winona to attend the Grand Commandry Knights Templar session for three days.
Mr and Mrs J B Mellott of Mellott are visiting their son W T Mellott. Mrs M arrived Saturday by train and Sunday traveled with Mr Hancock in his car.
Notice urges farmers to insure with the American Insurance Company and mentions Davis Block at Hazel rigg's old stand Mattix and Drennon.
More than 2,500 horses paraded along Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue in Boston celebrating the city’s work horses. The event rewards breeding, care, and public interest, with many horses older than 20 years and a veteran veterinary program guiding owner and driver practices.
A short item notes 25 cent bottles of Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment marketed for family use only. No further context or claims are provided in the fragment.
Partial timetable notes list COND and several train run times including a schedule around 11 06 am 12 05 pm and 6 40 am for trains numbered 1 33 and 34. The readable text suggests departure or running windows but lacks full context or destinations.
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