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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
4
A column rails against German aggression and calls for victory as essential for peace. It praises Oscar Bland for pushing stronger Civil War veteran pensions, criticizes Hoover and Garfield, denounces fuel and food policies, and urges honest production and national unity.
Two notices inform Jackson Township Sullivan County Indiana residents of renewals for retail liquor licenses. Licenses cover selling in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Descriptions specify the lower front room in a two story brick building on Main street Wymera town and a ground floor room in a one story frame building with frontage on a public highway.
Frank J. Foster announces candidacy for trustee of Hamilton Township. He states he will run under the party platform, subject to primary, with May 7th as the date referenced.
Jay Drenien announces candidacy for the Teerocratiec nomination for Counts Pevorder, stating it is subject to the will of the varies on May 31.
The piece urges United States and Japan to protect vast supplies in Vindivostok from German control. It argues for joint action to shield Russia from Bolshevists and anarchists, proposing armed cooperation if needed and rejecting any peace that cedes Russia to Germany. It frames German victory as a threat and calls for aggressive, multi‑route resistance.
Congress debates the railroad control act with a House section allowing the President to spend from a $566 million appropriation for motive power, cars, and equipment. Bland’s previous plan favored ICC oversight. current drafts may route spending through McAdoo. Berlin remains the war focus as allies push toward victory.
An antique advertisement claims Alien's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder relieves swollen tender feet and bunions, making walking comfortable. It promises pain relief, rest, and is sold everywhere for 25 cents with a free sample offer. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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