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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
2
The Globe Democrat argues that voters need a president who knows how to lead, not one swayed by whispered wishes. It compares this to a captain who sails with wind guidance and asserts the nation requires decisive, knowledgeable leadership.
Interurban line shows Terre Haute to Sullivan and Sullivan to Terre Haute schedules. Daily except Sunday limited trains list morning and afternoon departures with times such as Sullivan to Terre Haute at 5 36 am and 12 pm and Terre Haute to Sullivan at 6 50 am and 8 40 am.
Notice announces Robert L. Canary appointed administrator of the estate of Robert Canary deceased in Sullivan County Indiana. Statement declares the estate solvent. Chaney and Kinman attorneys represent the administrator. First insertion October 18 1916 three times.
Buenos Aires reports the steamer Pampa left for New York on September 6 with 4,000 tons of wheat and linseed, the first Argentine wheat export to the United States. Other wheat ships follow as Argentina rises as a competitor in our markets under tariff shifts, with trade figures highlighting large imports from Argentina and Canada. The piece questions what further concessions the U S can offer Argentina in exchange for market access.
Mr. Cullop becomes an honorary member of the M A W S H Club, a move seen as a personal honor that might reduce his public appearances. The note implies he may prefer staying at home rather than active club duties.
Changing seasons bring colds with symptoms like stuffed-up head and sore throat. Dr King’s New Discovery offers relief by soothing membranes clearing sinuses loosening phlegm and easing breathing. Use consistently until the cold is gone. at druggists for 50 cents.
A letter from Rush Lemen of Anacortes Washington, a former county resident, claims Washington state will roll up a large plurality for Hughes and the Republican ticket.
Charles A Lloyd citizen candidate for Sullivan county legislature champions clean politics and non partisan lawmaking. He advocates repeal of road superintendent law and registration law while promising simpler primary rules and tax reform for fair funding and better roads. He cites long local service in Farmersburg and education in normal and law schools.
The Owen County Leader recounts Cairy Littlejohn as an early dry leader in Sullivan County. It details his anti saloon campaigns under Nicholson and Moore laws, the Hymera crackdown, and a 1906 court inquiry that yielded 182 indictments against hopple iron brew and crabapple cider sellers. It notes Littlejohn is not a drinker but supports dry enforcement.
War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and foot baths to ease hot tired swollen and tender feet. Makes walking easier for troops. Available at druggists everywhere for 25c.
A one year subscription deal priced at 3.50 dollars is offered by the Sullivan Union in partnership with Tee Terre Haute Daily Star for access to both publications. The offer covers twelve monthly issues at a total of 3.50.
An editorial contrasts Bland and Cullop on labor and mining policy. Bland is praised for union support and rescue station advocacy, while Cullop is criticized for lacking constructive legislation and now aligning with miners who favor Bland. The piece closes urging loyalty to the laboring man.
Poem contrasts surreal images with political fate, concluding the republican party will be dead. An advertisement for insecticide mix featuring claims and pricing appears after the poem.
Shelby D. Bolinger, a Republican candidate for County Treasurer, advocates a new deal and urges voters to elect a man for the job.
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