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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
7
Advertisement notes a price of one dollar and fifty cents with twenty five cents included in advance. It specifies strict payment terms and references a promotional offer. The wording implies a prepayment discount or bundled rate.
Local figure Pete Over who lost the recent Democratic primary publishes a card of thanks citing Tennyson and noting the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade. The item also mentions Lex Cavins, Indiana official and Sullivan native, pursuing attorney general as a Republican candidate.
The article voices a long standing split on tariffs between parties. It favors the protectionist Republican stance and cites historical growth since Lincoln. It notes Democrats supported a protective tariff in Congress and critiques Democratic tariff theories versus practical protection.
The piece notes a push by several Indiana Republican papers for a near term state convention. They warn the move could revive the 1908 temperance campaign theme, though only a few papers share that view and the scene remains unsettled.
The Washington Herald reports Indiana voters will judge the county option law on its merits. If successful, it stays. if a failure, it should be repealed. Party platforms cannot save or destroy the law. the people, via their representatives, will decide.
Senator Oscar E. Bland of Linton declares his bid for the Republican nomination in Indiana's second district subject to the party convention. He cites a strong state senate record and support from laborers and farmers, plans an aggressive campaign, and says he will meet voters personally if nominated.
A Bloomington Indiana Chronicle summary notes a 1909 Washington to The Telephone document authorizing a site purchase and public building in Bloomington. It credits Judge Chaney with framing the law and pushing the appropriation through Congress, while Cast Cullop is described as behind in time.
The Vincennes lawyer Congressman William A. Cullop, known as Windy Bill, is midway through his first term for Indiana's second district. Critics urge the Democratic Party to defend his record against rivals like Cy Davis Bob Miers and Alvin Padgett, asking what he has delivered for nearly 200000 constituents.
The piece weighs Cullop against Chaney while questioning his real impact on soldiers cities farmers and workers. It posits Republicans seek contrast with Chaney and ends with a legal notice from Sullivan Circuit Court announcing a sale of real estate to pay debts and a non resident defendants’ summons.
The Indiana state board of forestry offers 40 dollars in prizes to promote forestry essays. Seventy total pieces will be rewarded: 20 dollars for top seventh and eighth graders, 20 dollars to top high school entrants, 10 dollars to freshmen and sophomores, and 10 dollars to juniors and seniors. Essays up to 1,000 words must be received by May 1, with publication rights reserved. Send inquiries to the State Forester, Indianapolis.
The Purdue experiment station horticulture department leads a campaign to save Southern Indiana orchards from San Jose scale. Experts promote spraying pruning and care with outdoor all day demonstrations to help fruit tree owners. Southern Indiana growers report earnings from $100 to $400 per acre annually. unaddressed trees suffer losses.
A Mother Gray's remedy claim promises immediate relief for feverish cross children. It cleanses the stomach, cures worms, and makes a sickly child strong. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample. Address Alien S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Campbell and Douthitt announce they employ skilled labor and the latest machinery to manufacture all their harnesses. The firm asserts improved equipment and workmanship set their products apart in quality and durability.
In Sullivan County Indiana March 1910 complaint filed by Walter F. Wood for John Reneau Ts P T Buskirk et al to quiet title to real estate. Defendants named include P T Buskirk and several deceased relatives with unknown heirs who are not Indiana residents. Case Set for April 22 1910 with appearance required.
Connie FE McBride files a complaint for divorce in Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana. An affidavit states William McBride is not an Indiana resident. He is summoned to appear by April 22, 1910 or default will be entered. Hunt & Gambill represent the plaintiff.
The administrator of the estate of Sarah A. Houck will sell at public auction at her late Gill Township residence in Sullivan County Indiana on the day in March 1910. Sale starts at 1 PM with terms cash for sums up to five dollars and eight months credit for larger amounts with note and security. A. A. Houck administrator and John Creager auctioneer. First insertion February 9 1910.
Court to hear and determine the complaint in the case William L. Loudermilk et al versus unknown on the 11th day of April 1910. The notice is dated February 15 with Arthur Be Debaun and Silver Chaney as attorneys for the plaintiffs.
A brief notice states five percent interest on improved farms tied to Seo Hunt and Baton with details readable on the 28th.
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