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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
6
A historical note marks the Sullivan Union Republican newspaper as established in 1866 and entered as second class matter on March 1 1873 at the Sullivan Indiana post office under the act of March 8 1873.
The Times publisher fears populist ideas entering the Republican Party, while noting little risk unless he tries to push his own notions into the party.
The Tie Times notes Indiana residents grow tired of wasteful spending and new offices. It laments no coverage of this issue during the recently concluded campaign.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Beveridge’s 1912 gubernatorial bid, decline in the 1916 senate race, and his status as a man without party. It blames personal vanity and clashes with colleagues, detailing his insurgent stance toward Taft and his volatile relations with Republicans and Roosevelt allies.
The Odd Fellows of Dagger and vicinity announce a Thanksgiving program on November 26 at the opera house. Rev. O. M. Markham of Lawrenceville will deliver the address, with songs duets solos readings and instrumental numbers. A 4:00 p.m. banquet at the K of P hall follows. members are urged to bring food and invite friends.
A fragment notes a potential link between The Terre Haute Star and The Union newspapers. Details are sparse, but the item hints at a shared ownership or cooperative arrangement in the 19th century press scene.
Mahlon Starvey of New Castle writes from November 17 1914 that former progressives are returning to the Republican fold praising a healthier party atmosphere in Indiana. He recalls joining the progressives in 1912 1914 and now offers to rejoin as township committeeman urging fellow progressives to back the party and oppose free trade.
Alice Belle Burnett Weir born April 23 1866 died November 13 1914 in Glennville Georgia aged 48 years 6 months 10 days She married Charles W Weir October 10 1887 and had four children Clarence Mabel Clair Hallie Marie Martha Elizabeth Mabel and Hallie preceded her in infancy She joined Providence Methodist Episcopal Church and sang gospel songs Eight years ago she moved with her husband to the east for lumber work Survived by husband son Clarence daughter Martha father mother sister brother and many friends Funeral at Providence church with Revs Thompson and Yager featured special songs Sometime We'll Understand Asleep in Jesus Perfect Day The Johnson cemetery burial pallbearers included J N J W W E F A E Weir Alex Raley and W E Burnett Floral offerings praised the Weir family and undertakers Stanfield Deloach Mr C W Beasley accompanied Mr Weir from Georgia
Five thousand bushels of bulk apples available at the orchard two miles southeast of Rob inson Illinois. Price forty cents per bushel with special pricing for car lot buyers. Buyers may come any time. DAY BROTHERS, Orchardists.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hill and their son from Shelburn departed last week for Omaha Nebraska to establish their future home. Hill has managed the Shelburn Maroons for the past two successful seasons.
Charles Weir and his daughter with Dc W Beasley arrived here with the remains of Mrs. Alice B. Weir for interment near her Turman township old home and returned to Glennville Georgia on Saturday.
A narrator recalls a coastal affair sparked by a mysterious man named Hoskins found while fishing in a bayou. Emily suspects the match, but the sunburnt girl defends her choices as tensions rise over secrecy and a looming Wayne Hipple confrontation. The Chicago Daily News ends the vignette with anticipation of Revelations about Emily.
The article recounts the crucifixion scene with focus on Jesus and the two thieves, detailing Roman soldiers parts of garments, the thieves’ reactions, and Jesus words about Paradise. It includes a notice of the first meeting of creditors in Indiana with dates, attendees, and financial claims.
Trevneiana Tichwos Commission said its session will convene in the Second District at Bloomington on Friday afternoon November 27. The meeting invites all interested in good roads with county commissioners especially invited.
Indianapolis November 24. Two speakers at the Marion club jollification were Taylor Groninger of Indianapolis and George Jeffrey of Franklin. Groninger, a top progressive leader in the seventh district during 1912 and 1914 campaigns, and Jeffrey, Johnson county progressive committee chairman in the recent campaign, expressed gladness to be back in the Republican party and were warmly welcomed.
Indiana Republicans discuss an early date for a love feast and homecoming in Indianapolis with two options Christmas holidays or Lincoln's birthday. The move, tied to pre campaign tradition, will be reviewed by a sub committee led by Chairman Hays and the executive committee. a report is expected soon. The Union offers a one year subscription for $2.50.
An advertisement touts a soothing throat and lung remedy claimed to relieve sore throat bronchitis and colds. It emphasizes antiseptic action against cold germs and urges readers to buy a trial bottle by sending stamps. Endorsed by H E Bucklen & Co of Philadelphia with patient testimonials.
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