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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
6
The notice lists subscription prices: one year at cementee $1.00, six months at 50, and three months at 26. It outlines the rate structure but lacks full currency clarity and context.
Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder relieves pain from tender feet and bunions. Over 100000 packages are in use by German and Allied troops at the front. Sold everywhere for 265 cents.
In Columbus Indiana Paul Poynters Ledger advocates for primary reform and criticizes Wilson era laws while praising Republican principles. It argues the public favors safe sane government and predicts a Republican return to power in November, labeling Watson and New as out of step with the electorate.
When your child cries at night and tosses restlessly you feel worried. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders relieve colds feverishness constipation teething disorders and destroy worms. Used by mothers for 28 years. All druggists 25c. Sample free. Mother Gray Co LeRoy N Y Sullivan's Superior Service Satisfier.
Miss Lois Stewart travels to Indianapolis to visit her aunt Miss Grace Crowder and her uncle C. H. Crowder.
James P. Goodrich of Winchester declares in Sullivan County that he is a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor and asks for support, thanking Republicans for any assistance they provide.
Republican candidate Harry S. New of Indianapolis announces his bid for the United States Senate and asks Sullivan county Republicans to back him at the March 7 primary.
Oscar E Bland of Linton Greene County James M House of Vincennes Knox County and John E Sedwick of Martinsville Morgan County announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second Indiana district subject to the primary on March 7 1916.
Nomination notices list John A. Williams of Patricksburg and Cairy Littlejohn of Jackson Township as candidates for joint representative from Greene Owen and Sullivan counties. Nominations are subject to the Republican primary decision on March 7, 1916.
Ross G. Campbell announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the upcoming primary election. The filing signals his bid to represent the district in the state house.
A Democratic nominee for representative is named as David N. Curry for the primary election on March 7 1916. The notice calls for Curry to seek the party nomination in the upcoming election.
Charles A Lloyd is identified as the nominee on the Republican ticket seeking a representative position. Details include the nomination date and political affiliation as reported in the local brief.
Clayton A. Price designated to lead prosecutions in Indiana's fourteenth judicial circuit subject to the court's decision on the case.
Edsil Bossstick announces candidacy for sheriff of Sullivan County on the Democratic ticket. Primary election to decide the nomination will be held Tuesday March 7, 1916.
Democratic ticket nominees for Sullivan County sheriff include Matthew Lane and Oscar R. Rich with the primary election set for Tuesday March 7, 1916. Lane appears as Matt Lane, Rich listed as Oscar R. Rich in local party notices.
Henry H. Smith of Hamilton Township seeks the Republican nomination for Sullivan County sheriff. The primary election decision will determine the party’s nominee.
A Republican candidate named Sul Shell Bolinger files to contest the county treasurer race. The filing signals Bolinger’s bid for the nomination in the upcoming election cycle.
To the voters of Sullivan County Frank M Nead declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer at the March 7 1916 primary election. The notice gives a concise statement of intent and party affiliation.
Marion Aikin of Dugger announces his candidacy for coroner of Sullivan County on the Republican ticket subject to primary election decision.
Republican candidate Laflin M VanArsdall seeks the nomination for county surveyor of Sullivan County to be decided at the primary on March 1 1916.
Levi R. Ridgeway of Turman Township seeks to claim the second district seat in Sullivan county with the primary election scheduled for March. The race centers on party nominations and voter choice in the district.
John Scott announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination as county commissioner for the 2d district. He cites weather and road conditions delaying visits but asks for voter support, pledging to serve the people and improve roads with tax dollars.
The candidate announces placement on the ballot for a vacancy caused by James W. Bishop’s death and for the regular nomination in the March 7 1916 primary. The name appears twice on the ballot for two distinct ballot positions.
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