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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1916

Page

5

Uncle Joe Cannon Endorses Indiana Platform and Tariff

Former Illinois congressman Joseph Cannon urges Indiana Republicans to adhere to their platform and defend the Dingley tariff. He touts Republican prosperity since 1896, defends protectionist policy, and warns that tariff for revenue only would hurt wages and production across labor and industry.

Illinois Joseph Cannon House of Representatives Indiana Repub- Ncen Republic@n Congress United States Washington William McKinley Republican Party Cleveland Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Great Britain Europe House Senate Democratic Party William J. Bryan John Sharp Williams

Senator Hemenway Boosted Indiana Coal Field Value

The senator earned large credit for the rise in Indiana coal lands. His effort revealed the fields and won government consent for a test proving Indiana coal surpassed others in steam producing quality in the United States.

Hemenway Indiana United States

Beveridge Introduces Meat Inspection Bill

Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana introduces the meat inspection bill promising leaner meat and purer food for all. The measure aims to set standards across the industry and protect consumers nationwide.

Albert J. Beveridge Cenfor Indiana

A Marvelous Heating Stove Captures Public Awe

A marvel of the age the stove claims to burn far less coal than its base burner and to heat twice the space. The boast positions the appliance as a breakthrough in efficient home heating drawing attention from buyers and merchants.

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County Raises Road Bond Funds for Improvement

The county auditor prepared free gravel road bonds totaling 65 886 dollars at 4 4 percent interest. Most bonds sold with allocations to multiple holders including J B Hamilton Hamil ton township road 6522 old John M Thomas Hamilton township road 7600 and others. Remaining buyers include B F Workman Uriah Coulson Henry E Bland Wm Frakes Curry township and J C Gaskins among others with varying bond amounts.

J. B. Hamilton Hamilton John M. Thomas Hamilton Township B. F. Workman Henry E Wyman Uriah Coulson Hamilton Eyasnin H. E. Bland Wm. Frakes Curry Township J. C. Gaskins Curry Ownship J. N. Bilgew John Anderson J. B. Shipman Hix W. Davis

Well Worth Trying Says Pittsfield Attorney Recommends Pills

W H Brown of Pittsfield urges Dr King’s New Life Pills as the second best thing to version for keeping his family in splendid health. They aid head ache mental fatigue and biliousness. 25 cents guaranteed at Joe K Smock's drug store.

W. H. Brown Penta Pension Pittsfield, VI Dr.King Joe K. Smock

Colt Show at Merom Station Announces Prizes

The Merom Station Breeding Association will host a colt show at Merom Station on September 29, 1906. Prizes include 15 dollars for the top suckling colt from Pero, 10 for second, 5 for third. and 10 dollars for the top suckling mule from Headlight, 6 for second, 4 for third. George McNabb listed as contact.

Merom Station

Hays Named Head of State Republican Speakers Bureau

Will H. Hays of this city has been appointed by State Chairman Goodrich to head the speakers bureau for the Republican State Committee at Indianapolis during the current campaign. The appointment honors his record as a political organizer. Hays will work from the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis and continue leading the county Republican organization through the campaign, taking office next Monday.

Will H. Hays Goodrich Republican State Committee Indianapolis Hays Indiana Clayrool

Merom Trustees Face Three Condemnation Suits

The Merom Chautauqua Association faces three circuit court suits filed by Halle Harper Bernice Harper and Mat H Berry with Sen Retta Harless and Thomas P Cooper alleging improper condemnation and seeking to halt incorporation grounds use and damages. Plaintiffs claim the town board overruled objections and that land appraisals were improper seeking injunctions and damages up to 2 500 for Harpers and 1500 for Berry Harless and Cooper.

Merom Trustees Circuit Merom Merom Chautauqua Association Halle M. Harper Bernice Harper Mat H. Berry Sen Retta Harless Town Board of Harpers Berry and Harless Thos. P. Cooper Buff & Stratton I. H. Kalley A. G. McNabb

Pennsylvania Lines from Terre Haute Highlight Train Service

Advertisement notes Penn sylvania Lines from Terre Haute offering routes to Atlantic Seashore resorts and major western cities. urges inquiries to C. C. Truek, Traveling Passenger Agent. Local items report Coffman’s park event Sept 12 13 and two short city notices: Turman township residents passing through Sullivan en route to Waveland and Ed Maxwell fainting near the public square.

Terre Haute Atlantic Seashore East Pennsylvania St. Louis Colorado California Great West C. C. Truek Ind Ed Maxwell Mr. Maxwell

Personal Notes Highlight Local Movements and Visits

Local notices report Rev. Peter B. May opening a law office in town formerly occupied by Dr. Faith. Tilghman Boston takes a position with Otto Krug in Terre Haute. Various residents travel, visit, or relocate including Mrs Irene Pearce in town guest, Byron Hughes taking a Baldwin Piano branch post in Boston, Perry Hayden heading to Trinidad Colo, and Samuel Holloway securing right of way for Indianapolis Southern with new offices.

Peter B. May Bedford A. H. Faith May Tilghman Boston Terre Haute Otto Krug Irene Pearce Beard Kentucky S. A. White S. D. Bolinger Shelburn Sullivan Union Byron Hughes Crawfordsville George Hughes Baldwin Piano Company Boston Mass Hughes Wesley Aghes W. W. Casto Washington City Norfolk John T. Hays Will H. Hays Colorado Springs Colorado Perry Hayden Trinidad Colo Hayden Samuel Holloway Indianapolis Indianapolis Southern Citizens’ Trust Company

Stewart Appointed to Sullivan Library Board Seat

The Sullivan Library Board appointed Dr. L. A. Stewart to succeed the late John S. Sais at their regular Monday meeting. Vincennes held park events September 12 and 13. Dr. George Knapp, Vincennes specialist, will visit the McCammon House Friday September 21. The Billman McBride furniture sale continues to draw county buyers. Mattix Turman and Riggs offer wire at 85 cents per bundle. G R Stivers completed extensive home improvements on Johnson Street. Horace Burnham learns his son Clyde is seriously ill in Madison Indiana.

Sullivan Library Board L. A. Stewart Pond John Says George Knapp Vincennes McCammon House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uncle Joe Cannon Repubican Republican Congress Gompere Gompers Fuller H. R. Fuller Indiana Coal Fields J. B. Mullane & Co J. B. Howard Stove B. Mullaney Colt Show Merom People Harry H. Hamilton Davis Hotel J. B. Durham Turman Township Waveland Charles E. Henderson Bloomfield Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Henderson Sullivan and Greene Jasper N. Huff Mr.uff Mr. Huff Ivan Phillips Clearwater, Fla Birdie Dodds Mayme Dodds New Lebanon Hale Macon Murray Sandusky Andy Trueblood Stewart Coffman’s Park Billman-McBride Ealing Mattix, Turman & Riggs G. R. Stivers Johnson Street Horace Burnham Clyde Madison, Ind Peamond Beard Adiles Chi-ches Ter’s Chi-Chester Diamond Beard Yhere Richester Chemical Co Phidelphe State of Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court Mattie J. Labs Games F. Robinson Isaac H. Kalley James F. Robinson State of Gostadly Plaintiff
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