Sullivan County Republicans to Choose Central Leaders
In compliance with Indiana law and party rules the Sullivan county Republican precinct committeemen elected March 1916 will meet at Republican headquarters Sullivan at 1 p m Saturday March 11 1916 to select a county chairman vice chairman treasurer and secretary for two years DIRRELLE CHANEY County Chairman WALTER F WOOD Secretary
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Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
Sixty-Ninth
General Assembly
Indiana
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
Sullivan County
Republican County Central Committee
Republican State Convention Called for 1916 Indiana
Lickskillet items report Indiana Republicans call a state convention in Indianapolis April 5 6 1916 at Tomlinson Hall to select delegates and electors and nominate state officers and judges, with districts meeting at 7 30 p m and committees meeting at the Hotel Severin before the assembly.
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Indianapolis
Convention
Convention Committee On
Hotel Severin
Tomlinson Hall
Will H. Hays
Republican State Committee
L. W. Henley
Mrs. York Hosts Birthday Party for Miss Martha Craig
Mrs. Calvin York of Mildred entertained Tuesday night in honor of Martha Craig’s seventeenth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Calvin York, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Howes, Vera Ratcliff, Edna Brown, Flora Thomas, Aretta Stout, Martha Craig, Edna Hawkins, and others.
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Calvin York
Mildred
Martha Craig
Charley Howes
Vera, Ratcliff
Edna Brown
Flora Thomas
Aretta Stout
Edna Hawkins
Community Notices from Terre Haute Area Socials and Local Moves
Local society notes list attendees at a Terre Haute show and Mildred church service including Edna Brown Aretta Stout Harry Lantz Atlas Holston John Duckworth Arthur Thomas and Vera Ratcliff. The report mentions births visits shopping and farming updates with residents Grace Plew Miller Bunker Ratcliff McMahan Lambert Whitman Osburn Clark and others.
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Terre Haute
Edna Brown
Aretta Stout
Harry Lantz
Atlas Holston
John Duckworth
Arthur Thomas
Mildred
Vera Ratcliff
Blanche Thomas
Albert
Harry Thomas
Roy
Troy Stout
Romane
Wm. Ratcliff
James Thomas
Cletis Rusher
John
James Craig
Shelburn
George Atkinson
Pete Ratcliff
Grace Bunker
Grace Plew
Virginia Lee
Willard Miller
A. M. Carter
Rex Bowles
Russell
Sloan's Liniment praises for house cleaning pain relief
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment to ease soreness from cleaning tasks. It promises rapid pain relief from bruises and overexertion, enabling comfortable rest and sleep. A testimonial claims the product is "worth its weight in gold," with a 25 cent price at the druggist.
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Sloan
Dr King's New Discovery for Child Colds
Watch Child's Cough Col ds and runny nose may lead to catarrh if neglected Dr Kings New Discovery offers a sweet tar syrup that kids take easily It acts as a gentle laxative and begins to help almost with the first dose Ask your druggist for Dr Kings New Discovery to safeguard children against serious illnesses from colds
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Dr. King
Scratcher crew works for daily bread on Friday
Chalmer Moore and wife and mo were seen on a gravel road scratching for their daily bread, a small rural scene reflecting hard times and steady labor.
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Chalmer Moore
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey combines honey pine tar and glycerine in a pleasant syrup. It quickly stops coughs and soothes throat irritation for all ages. Insist on Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey at 25 cents in drugstores.
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Dr. Bell
Card of Thanks to Sullivan County Democratic Voters
Jesse W. Medsker of Turman Township expresses gratitude to Sullivan County democratic voters for support in the primary. He says all candidates were good men, acknowledges defeat, commends John Scott and the ticket, and backs Woodrow Wilson for a great democratic victory next fall.
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Sullivan County
John Scott
Woodrow Wilson
Jesse W. Medsker
Turman Township
Graysville High down Hutsonville 53 to 18 to end season
Graysville High School beat Hutsonville 53 to 18 in the final game of the schedule. The team went 11 wins and 5 losses this year with graduates Cushman Arnett and Muncie. Senior honor roll listed top grades and a baccalaureate sermon by Hershey of Merom College scheduled for March 19.
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Hutsonville
Carl Cushman
Marlon Arnett
Noel Cox
Floyd Muncie
Henry Ingersoll
Bruce Coppage
Gilbert Parsons
Russel Kelly
Clara Rochner
Carl Ferree
Laura Durham
Elizabeth Pound
Stuart Moore
Pauline Piety
Mildred Shields
Edgar Harris
Ist
Cassius Bond
Ina Bowen
Helen Stewart
Joy Ferree
Ernestine Parker
Sarah Piety
Clarence Bottorff
Eliza Beard
Bessie Patton
Ray Ferree
Hallie Pound
Edgar Ransford
Mary Mann
Mabel Nowlin
Harold Goins
Orren Patton
Clyde Daniels
Gilbert
Graysville Students Prepare Play The Deacon
Mrs. Carrie Walters and Miss Flossie Thompson visited the high school. Floyd Muncie Senior was absent Friday. The Seniors practiced their play The Deacon in the auditorium.
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Graysville
Carrie Walters
Flossie Thompson
Floyd Muncie
Graysville 8th Grade Defeats Hutsonville In Swinging Match
Thursday night Graysville and Hutsonville eighth graders played in the Graysville gym with Graysville winning 34 to 14 on Friday afternoon. Ex Governor Leo Piety from Kentucky visited the high school last week.
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Graysville
Hutsonville
Leo Piety
Kentucky
Golden Monk
Gilbert Parsons
Sullivan
Clara Rochner
George Ransford
Flossie Thomson
Nelle Moore
Clarence Walters
Cyrus
Omer Hedden
Merom
Mabel Nowlin
Elizabeth Pound
White Sox
Pills Best for Liver in 19th Century Ad
Advertising copy touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as best for liver function and digestion with a sugar coated tablet, claiming no bite, no nausea, and easy bowel movement. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Sullivan Boy May Join Villa Chase
Beeson Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs Charlie D Hunt, a second lieutenant in the 16th U S Infantry at El Paso, likely ordered to accompany U S troops into Mexico in pursuit of the bandit chief Villa.
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Sullivan
Villa
Beeson Hunt
Charlies D. Hunt
16Th
U. S. Infantry
el Paso
Texas
U. S
Mexico
Prairie Creek Levee Association Appraisers Meet in Sullivan County
The Prairie Creek Levee Association appraisers will gather at the northeast corner of section 6 township 9 north range 10 west in Sullivan County Indiana on March 29 1916 at 10 00 a m. They will examine lands in section 6 and sections 1 and 2 in township 9 north range 11 west to assess benefits and injuries from drainage ditch construction. Directors list names and law firm Stimson Stimson Hamill Davis appear as attorneys. First insertion March 8 1916 3t.
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Prairie Creek Levee Association
Township 9
Range 10
Sullivan County
Indiana
Range 11
Said
James Bohn
M. G. Lee
WM. Riggs
W. I. Gobin
J. L. Rynerson
ER. E. Stirwalt
Jesse C. Clark
Stimson
Hamill & Davis
Sullivan Circuit Court
Thomas C. Simmons
Chalters
Sullivan
H. Kalley
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Sullivan Canning Company
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Riggs
Ind
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
Dix Lumber Co
Commodore
Paxton
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Zeke Hawkins
Deacon
Hartsock
Zeb Stebbins
Arminta Jones
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Bill Higgins
R. R. G. Sullivan
Emma Craig
Maggie Mushrush
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Charles Southwood
John Craig
Herbert Davidson
Tommy McCombs
Mr. Medcalf
Herman Howes
Glen Neulan
Warren
Pheba McMahan
Catherine McMahan
Thelma Lambert
Lake Grove
Graysville High School
Nellie Moore
C. H. Shields
Misses Glenn
Ruth Eno
Clara Pinkston
Maude Arnett
Fern Burton
Frank Badger
Graysville Independents
River Bottom Giants
P. A. Barco Dentis
Briggs Building
Bucklen
H. R. Taylor
John H. Allen Co
Ethel Taylor T. P. McBride
G. W. Clayton
First National Bank
Carlisle, Indiana
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Willarn
Sullivan, Indiana
Fidelity Loan Co
Dr. Crowde
East Side
Sq. Sullivan, Ind
Virginia Pearce
Robert P. White
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