Sullivan Union: The County's Only Republican Paper
The Sullivan Union proclaims itself as the county’s sole Republican paper established in 1866. It discusses subscription rates and outlines editions for readers and supporters.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
6
The Sullivan Union proclaims itself as the county’s sole Republican paper established in 1866. It discusses subscription rates and outlines editions for readers and supporters.
Indiana Republicans announce primaries across counties on March 22 and 23 1912 to select delegates for the State Convention at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis March 26 1912 and to nominate four delegates four alternates at large plus two electors at large and two contingent electors for the November 1912 election. County representations and meeting sites are listed with township details and officials T H Hoover is county chairman with Dirrelle Chaney secretary.
Republican District Committee calls a district convention in Vincennes Knox County Indiana at 1 p m to select two delegates two alternates and nominating electors for the 1912 Chicago National Convention and to fill district posts. Delegates meet March 23 1912 with county committees to set rules and arrange notices.
The chairman of the second district calls Republicans from Gullivan County townships to meet on Saturday March 23 1913 at 2 PM at designated places excluding the Hymera meeting. The notice outlines the gathering to organize district party activities and selections.
The piece portrays a lively, satirical view of Democratic contenders clashing over leadership. It lists figures like Woodrow Wilson, Hearst, Bryan, Harmon, Underwood, and others in a dynamic tableau, noting recall efforts against judges in Virginia and a sense of vigorous party action.
The article recalls Hoke Smith of Georgia opposing pension bills for Union veterans. It cites his past role as interior secretary under Cleveland, noting 8 723 pensions dropped and 238 703 reduced. It links Smith to GOP campaign promises and mentions Congressman Cullop and veteran opposition in Indiana.
A dated array of Civil War items details the Nashville escape from Beaufort and Emily St. Pierre capture near Charleston, Union raids on Missouri, raids in Missouri, detachments in Virginia and Tennessee, and political shifts in Pennsylvania and Florida with proclamations from General Sherman and naval acknowledgments.
The governor, in the peak of life, drafted a constitution for the commonwealth in a few hours. A proposed presidential bid met sharp criticism from women’s groups who argued that Tommy was too small for big business.
Anti ring and ring Democrats in Indiana will announce Taggart as their state ticket and outline his platform in Indianapolis tomorrow.
Will H. Hays of this city acted as toastmaster for the Phi Delta Theta banquet held Friday evening at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. Robert Carrithers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carrithers of this city, responded to the toast titled Milestones.
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease treatable only by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. It promises blood and mucous surface action with doses and a $100 refund for any failure, urging readers to send for testimonials and circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pile for constipation.
A religious discourse contrasts Jesus teachings on mercy and fasting with Pharisee rigidity, followed by legal notices. Final settlement hearings face Rachel Myles administratrix and The Citizens Trust Company as administrators for Sullivan County estates in Indiana with dates in March 1912.
Administratrix Blanche Hayden of Joseph Z. Hayden deceased will sell at private sale the undivided two thirds of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter in section 10, township 8 north, range 10 west, Sullivan Indiana. Sale to commence March 28, 1912 at 10 a.m. at Walter F. Wood law office Sullivan. Cash. First insertion March 6, 1912.
In Sullivan County Indiana the circuit court issued a notice to non residents of Mariah Ridgeway Ervin Ridgway Print Ridgway Wade Ridgway Sylvia Ridgway and Fay Reel in a petition to sell real estate to pay debts. They must appear by April 8 1912 or the case proceeds in their absence.
Walter N Thompson M D physician and surgeon advertises services for eye and throat diseases and treats enlarged tonsils with painless electricity. Also offers treatment for catarrh and hay fever.
Dr George Knapp of Vincennes announces office hours at the Davis House on the first and third Fridays of each month. The schedule provides regular times for patient consultations and follow ups.
W. Buff. W. P. Sera Attorneys-At-Law announce 40 years of legal business with careful attention. Practice in all courts and special focus on collections. Located in Citizens Trust building.
An attorney operates from an office on the north side upstairs offering legal services with careful attention to all matters.
Local attorney advertises prompt handling of all legal business with a specialty in collections and probate. Offers money to loan on long or short terms. Office located on ground floor of Sullivan State Bank building.
An attorney announces readiness to practice in all courts where services are required. Office located on the north side square, upstairs.
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