William J. Bryan Invisible President
Column assesses Bryan’s future role as Wilson plans to offer him the state department but Bryan may decline. Observers compare Bryan to a power behind the throne and note tensions with Democratic leaders over his Bermuda trip and political influence.
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Baltimore
Underwood
Clark
Bryan
Congress
Mr. Bryan
State Department
Wilson
Washington
Roosevelt
Colonel Bryan
Bermudas
Till Ogle Named Carlisle Postmaster Choice
Carlisle voters await the postmaster appointment as Till Ogle, a Carlisle resident and former Sullivan circuit court clerk, is recommended by Congressman Cullop after President Wilson assumes office. Hooper takes a federal store keeper role in the 7th District and moves to Vincennes.
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Carlisle
Sam
Orr
Congressman Cullop
Bull Moosers
Prohi’s
Till Ogle
Cullop
Wilson
United States
Ogle
Sullivan Circuit
Will Rnke
P. F. Hooper
Hopewell & Hooper
Department of Internal Revenue
Hooper
Evansville
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Beggs
Hopewell
New Suits filed in Sullivan County court
State of Indiana on relation of Board of Commissioners of Sullivan county vs William L Hunt William C Jamison Cuthbert J Sherman William H Crowder and Charles L Davis. Daniel E Alumbaugh vs Clara Hammack. To foreclose mechanics lien. Ira Skilly vs Ellsworth Skilly. Divorce. Elmer Dear vn Maude Dear. Complaint for guardian.
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State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Sullivan County
William L. Hunt
William C. Jamison
Cuthbert J. Sherman
William H. Crowder
Charles L. Davis
Daniel E. Alumbaugh
Clara Hammack
Ira Skilly
Ellsworth Skilly
Elmer
Dear
Maude Dear
Guardian
George W. Ellis
Buff & Stratton
Sullivan Circuit
George W. Ells
Lergatees
Hager
Jacob H. Hager
Devisees
Thomas Crary
Bledsoe
Pleasant Bledsoe
Wilsey
Eliza Wilsey
Daugherty
William Daugherty
Strain
John Strain
McClary
John McClary
State of
Indiana
Sulliva County
Blacksmith Bends Trail, Squire Shaves for Votes
In Bloomington Star Zeke Billings shod a traveler’s young horse last Sunday. Squire Hartsock vows not to shave until Roosevelt is elected, noting his whiskers. Various local happenings include illnesses, marriages, moves, and a notable lecture by Rev Joseph C Todd on Christian Statesmanship at Central Christian church.
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Zeke Billings
Squire Hartsock
Roosevelt
Bill Higgins
Ed Bascombe
Bear Creek
Brown County
Selina Baker
Squire Hansford
New Orleans
Deacon Hawkins
Arminta Jones
Jim Bledgoe
Bill Blithers
Bloomington
Hardshell Church
Eli Perkins
Ernest Taylor
Bertha
Alma Easter
Emma Lucille
Pansy
Marjorie Crawford
Roscoe
Fatty) Heck
Sarah Moore
Marsh Moore
Shelburn
James F. Crawford
W. C. Crary
Terre Haute
Florida
Ray Cushman
George Halberstadt
Ed Phipps
Sullivan
Ben Hur Lodge
George Cottrell
Clinton
Edith Adams
John Taylor
Central Christian Church
Joseph C. Todd
Indiana University
Sermon and Conference At Hymera M E Church
Rev W S Biddle preached a sermon on The Church then led the first quarterly conference of the year with reports from church societies showing good. He also preached at Shiloh with W J Williams assisting. Various local trips and visits are noted, including illness and travel updates across Hymera.
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Florida
B. F. Julian
Walter Julian
Mable Britton
Sullivan
Helen Gilbert
O. M. Gilbert
Princeton
Pearl
Annie Beasley
Terre Haute
Texas
Saib Cummins
Edgar Lyons
Grand
Ben Briggs Elected President of National Association of City Engineers
Ben Briggs now city engineer of Erie Pennsylvania, formerly of Sullivan, visited Sullivan briefly last week on his way home from Dallas Texas where he attended the association's meeting and was elected president of the National Association of City Engineers.
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Ben Briggs
Sullivan
Erie
Dallas
Tex
National Association of City Engineers
Local Residents Busy With Visits and Health Updates
Farm ersburg notes visitors from Danville Illinois with Mr and Mrs George Heap staying with Fred O Neal. Mr and Mrs Tom Baster visited Mrs Easter’s parents Ike and Mrs Pullen. Mrs Ed Smith shows improvement while Mrs Jess Reed remains on the sick list. Mr Wint Foote moves to West Main Street. Mr George Lord is quoted as well.
Fairbanks Farm Institute Highlights Community Effort
A two day Farmers Institute in Fairbanks drew attendees from Sullivan Merom Graysville Farmersburg Shelburn Middletown and West York IH. Speakers covered soil fertility corn cultivation poultry and farm clubs with shows races and music. Dinner was served and local students helped foster rural engagement to keep youth on the farm.
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R.R
Fairbanks
Riley Drake
Indianapolis
Fred Wernz
Hosea Stewart
Farmersburg
Albert Thomson
B. F. Munroe
Warren Dickerson
LuRe
LuRa
Kingsley
Mr. Wagner
Farmers’ Institute
Sullivan
Merom
Graysville
Shelburn
Middletown
West York
Anderson
Velpin
Ind
Kidney Pills Offer Quick Relief From Renal Pain
Twinges of rheumatism backache stiff joints and shooting pains signal kidney trouble. Fol ey Kidney Pills are tonic strengthening and restorative. they build up the kidneys regulate action and contain no habit forming drugs. Sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
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Joe K. Smock & Son
Hutsonville Figures Attend City Visit and Awards
Mr and Mrs BE H Boyd Sam Lindley and Miss Clara Moore of Hutsonville spent Friday in the city with Mr and Mrs Ss E Lindley. Mrs BE G Carrithers returned home from Crawfordsville after attending the Day Oratorical where her son Robert Carrithers won. She visited Mrs Fred Hoke in Indianapolis en route.
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BE. H. Boyd
Sam Lindley
Clara Moore
Hutsonville
Ss. E. Lindley
BE. G. Carrithers
Crawfordsville
Robert Carrithers
Fred Hoke
Indianapolis
Love's furlough proves a winner in island tale
Suzanne tests love with a secret engagement and travels to Tressac Island to meet explorer Carl Janeway. Don Hamilton sustains an accident but forgives the delay as Suzanne realizes her true affection lies with him and rushes back to him.
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Suganbe
Don
Tressac Island
Carl Janeway
Sue
Janeway
Suzanne
Mr. Janeway
Roge
Don Hamilton
Blanche
The
Janeways
Lfe
Langer
Tressac
Canada
Wheatons
Isabel
Carl
Aunt Isabel
Associated Literary Press
Salamis, Italy, and a Caruso Song in Boston
A narrator recalls how an Italian sounding youth in Boston schools raises questions about origin. In a Navy cruise tale a deckhand sings Rigoletto in a rich baritone learned from a Naples opera, yet he was born on Mulberry Street in New York and learned the song from a phonograph.
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Salamis
Boston
Italy
North Square
Panama
Isthmus
Canal Zone
Naples
New York
Mulberry Street
Caruso
Thunderstorm Damages Swiss Church as Bells Keep Tolling
In Villarimboud Switzerland villagers were awakened by a fierce thunderstorm and saw part of the church wrecked by lightning. The church bells remained ringing through the night, continuing to toll until daybreak despite the damage.
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Villarimboud
Switzerland
Thanksgiving ful that we make it possible to obtain such stylish dur able and comfortable shoes
The message notes a focus on enabling access to stylish durable and comfortable shoes during Thanksgiving. It emphasizes affordability and readiness to help customers with quality footwear selections.
Indiana Better Roads convention set for December dates
Plans for the Indiana Better Roads convention at the German House in Indianapolis on December 11 12 and 18 predict four to five thousand attendees from every county. Officials from counties urged to send delegates to influence roads legislation with lawmakers present. Notable speakers include D Ward King J M Lowe Jesse Taylor Logan W Page and others with exhibits from the U S Government and Purdue University.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
General Committee
General Assembly
D. M. Parry
D. Ward King
Missouri
J. M. Lowe
Kansas City
Miss Marie Krug Guest of Parents in West Washington
Miss Marie Krug returns from Indianapolis where she studies vocal music to spend several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krug in West Washington street.
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Marie Krug
Indianapolis
Otto Krug
West Washington Street
Dentists Promise Pleased Patrons and Free Exams
In Sullivan for eight years the dentist touts thousands of pleased patrons and invites new patients to try improved modern dental work. A free teeth examination is offered to get acquainted with potential clients.
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Sullivan
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