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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

8

Scott and Snow Win Sullivan County Primer Races

Sullivan County election officials led by county clerk and party reps tallied primary results. Ed P Snow won county treasurer by 196 votes and Orville Hale captured sheriff by 797. John Scott took second district commissioner by 73 and John W Walters Sr won third district commissioner by 643.

Board of Election Commissioners Arthur E. DeBaun Charles R. Railsback W. P. Stratton Sullivan County Ed P. Snow George McDonnall Hale Plurality Oroner— Arveyor Wm. L. Sissom Thos L. Joseph Jesse W. Medsker Jacob H. Miller Frank MM Snow Orville Hale Maurice EK Nash James H. Neffffommissioner John Scott Oo

scattered names and vote totals across 1900s election page

Local ballot list shows multiple offices with candidate names and vote tallies. Names include Woodrow Wilson and others, with majorities and pluralities across roles such as Governor, Representative, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, and Commissioners. The page preserves OCR fragments and inconsistent formatting.

Woodrow Wilson Ice Thomas St. Marshallow JOM John A. M. Adair Oe Leonard Clore Congress Wim, A. Cullop Thomas J. Houck Charles D. Hunt Duint Guy A. Kinmanee Martin le Pigg Pige

Oats Tested by Agriculture Department Noted High Result

J. C. Campbell & Son sent oats grown on their farm to the United States Department of Agriculture for testing. The sample yielded a score of 96.5 indicating strong quality from the tested seed oats.

J. C. Campbell & Son United States Department of Agriculture

Hog raisers to hold county meetings with Purdue expert

County Agent A W Hayes sends notices for a series of hog raiser meetings tomorrow and Friday. Purdue swine specialist J W Schwab will speak at Pound s Hall Fairbanks Turman Township High School Graysville Carlisle High Sullivan Chamber of Commerce. Friday aims to form a county hog breeders and feeders association to control hog cholera.

A. W. Hayes J. W. Schwab Purdue University Schwab Iowa Pound’s Hall Fairbanks Turman Township High School Graysville Turman Township Better Farming Club Carlisle High School Sullivan Chamber of Commerce

County Meeting of Odd Fellows in Sullivan Lodge Hall

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows subordinates and Rebekahs plan a county meeting at Sullivan lodge No 147 on Thursday March 23 1916. Grand Patriarch Fred A Stewart and Rebekah Assembly President Mary E Stipp will speak. Rebekah degree at 4 PM, supper at 6 PM for members and guests, Initiatory and First degrees at 8 PM by Amico lodge 707 Terre Haute.

ODD Fellows Rebekah Independent Order of Odd Fellows Sullivan Lodge No Fred A. Stewart Mary E. Stipp Rebekah Assembly of Indiana Sullivan Rebekah Lodge No. 252 Amico Lodge No. 707 Terre Haute

Hayes and Lodde At Farmersburg Chamber Meeting

County Agent Hayes and Secretary Lodde of the Sullivan Chamber of Commerce attended the Farmersburg chamber of commerce meeting Monday evening. Hayes spoke on organizing farming clubs and Lodde on advantages of forming commercial bodies.

Hayes Lodde Sullivan Chamber of Commerce Farmersburg Chamber of Commerce

Bland Seeks Support After renomination for Congress

Statement by Oscar E. Bland, Republican candidate, notes a 6,000 plurality in renomination and vows strong campaign effort. He cites past larger district votes than the State ticket and urges friends to help without shouldering all work.

Oscar E. Bland Congress

National Bank Sullivan Report of Financial Condition 1916

The National Bank at Sullivan Indiana files its condition statement as of March 7 1916 listing resources totaling 336547781346.10 including loans discounts bonds and banking house assets and liabilities with capital stock surplus profits and various deposits. E G Carrithers cashier certifies the accuracy sworn March 14 1916 before Dorothy Ford notary public with attesting officers.

the National Bank Sullivan Indiana U. S Federal Reserve Bank U.ss Federal Pesatve ‘Bank Banking House New York Chicago St. Louis Anate Federal Reserve Reenatestseneonenee State of County of G. Carrithers

Bet Lost Reveals Hearts and a Wedding Turnaround

A month after engagement, Charlie Perkins pursues Molly Bristow to win a champagne dinner bet. The scheme backfires as Molly refuses, Leonard Sweetzer rekindles a proposal, and the couple ultimately splits with Perkins apologizing. The narrator becomes engaged to Sweetzer.

Charlie Perkins Billy Ashurst Molly Bristow Molly Charlie Kit Miss Bristow Leonard Sweetzer Leonard

Hay Wanted and Illinois Farm Lands for Sale

Hay market price offered for baled hay by The Dix Lumber Company. Illinois farm lands for sale priced from 40 to 100 dollars per acre, good level farms underlaid with coal near railroads. Interested parties urged to contact Telford & Schwartz, Salem, Marion County, Illinois.

DIX Lumber Company Illinois Telford & Schwartz, Salem, Marion Co

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County Commissioners Court Scott Democratic Ross G. Campbell David N. Curry Curry’s Majority Melvin G. Eddington George R. Griffin James A. Layman Carlisle Hayes and Farmersburg Lindley C. C. Ingles Seattle Washington Mr. Ingles the Dentist Jers Gharlie Sanger Resources Enone United States Postal Ibesthene the Globe Tailors Globe Tailors Inliana H. C. Steel Prop Gardners Bennett’s Pharmacy Citizens Trust Co Ind Lowing Glenn "Yeager Glaor
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