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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
4
Subscription rates listed as one year six months and three months appear in a midsize local notice. The fragment mentions Sulivan Indiana and a March 4 1973 date, likely indicating a publication or filing reference.
The piece argues six steps raised living costs via wage boosts and restricted labor, with cost plus contracts boosting profits and government dominance. It claims wartime policies harmed labor and capital, urging government retreat and return to normal business.
A sweeping critique of Wilson era cabinet power contrasts with praise for Will Hays as Republican National Committee chairman. The piece notes cabinets as mere advisers, highlights Lansing’s stance, and details Hays’s expansive political reach and talent for gauging state dynamics ahead of the 1920 contest.
The Sullivan Times critiques the Republican stance on tax laws and military training, notes shifts in foreign policy views, and contrasts editorial positions with actions in Congress. It weighs the party's odds in state and national elections amid evolving public sentiment and references historical indicators from the Appomattox surrender.
The Elks lodge through the National Elks War Relief Association plans to fund vocational education for wounded service members. They screened the film The Way Back at Sherman theatre to raise money, originally slated for Sunday but moved to a weekday to honor patriotism and charity.
The Second district Republicans renominate Oscar E. Bland due to his rapid rise in Congress and strong leadership. His first term earned key committee assignments and a postwar France fact-finding mission, underscoring his pivotal role in wartime policy.
Want advertisements offer land sales and farm listings in Sullivan county. One 164 acre government land at 1.25 per acre with small house and timber. Other listing: 129 acres near Sullivan Indiana with house, barn, tiled soil and fencing. Also 188 acres with large house and two barns along Motor Route A.
Hauling of all kinds conducted by motor truck. J. E. Burroughs & Sons advertise services with contact details Phone 180 and No. 38 located at 11 West Wall Street.
A local seller promotes equestrian supplies with warnings about collars and shoes for horses. J A Mattix from Kirkham's old stand urges buyers to test the collar before purchase and notes a full line of robes and blankets available.
The Bloomington Telephone endorses Oscar Bland for renomination and election praising his hands on war effort work. He traveled to Europe at his own expense to observe soldiers and report back to families, securing gains on miners labor and railroad charges, and advancing imperative war questions.
Word reaches Holt Park of Myrtle Francis a 15 year old girl dying of influenza at her Ft Strong Massachusetts home. JL BE Park former resident of the county is her father. Mrs EE Snarr improved in Cincinnati after pneumonia. Eli Hayes recovered enough from a mine accident to leave hospital. A daughter born February 20 to Loyd and wife in Louisville. Frank Brandenberry now in Texas drilling wells at Wichita Falls HQ. Cora Wernert of Shepherd Ohio returned home amid grandson Floyd Davis illness. David Graham sold his farm. Dor INGEL HANDS daughter of the local family returned from Los Angeles via Phenix. Edsil Bostick visiting. he expects home soon. Russell A Dilley sends Republican support from Louisiana.
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