Sullivan Union announces subscription rates and staff
The Sullivan Union, established 1968, lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months. Names listed include Dirrelle Chaney and Robert P. White as editors or staff.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
7
The Sullivan Union, established 1968, lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months. Names listed include Dirrelle Chaney and Robert P. White as editors or staff.
In the county, several Democratic figures are assessing runs for office in the upcoming primary. Names and formal declarations have not yet been released, but discussions indicate multiple potential candidates across local and district levels.
Local officials consider mixing oil with sand for asphaltless gravel roads in the county. The suggestion aims to improve dust control and road stability, though practical details and costs remain under study.
Senator Cummins argues Iowa Republicans must differ from national Republicans on Taft anti tariff policy. He contends local GOP should not align with broader anti Taft stance to win in Iowa.
The county council's levy reduction prompts speculation that several councilmen may seek county office again. Observers note that lower levy levels could influence candidate ambitions and fiscal positioning ahead of future elections.
A speaker challenges Mr. Cullop to explain how pension bills could pass in current Congress as formed. He notes southern Democrats hold key committees and suggests they will not push pension measures for northern soldiers.
A speech argues for redefining discipleship through fellowship and common cause. It praises shared vows to goodness, justice, and peace while urging all faiths to join as Comrades of the Kingdom beyond sect labels. The speaker invokes Jesus as the first and greatest Comrade of the Kingdom.
Rev M H Lichliter calls for a practical relinking of religion with everyday life and argues the Apostolic spirit, led by democratic fellowship, as the path to solving the church's current unity crisis. He cites Tychicus Onisemus Aristarchus Luke and others as models of shared mission.
Bert Crawley resigns from Springer and Car Ruthers where he worked as a salesman in the clothing department and plans to enter the life insurance business. The notice notes his move and future career path.
A sermon recounts Nebuchadnezzar’s policy of universal worship in Babylon and the resistance of the three Hebrew captives. It highlights their unwavering faith in Jehovah, delivering them from the fiery furnace with an appearance of divine presence, while the king acknowledges the miracle and praises God.
A dense list records allowances and payments for commissioners, bridge repairs, and related expenses during the August term. Entries include individuals such as H. T. Smith and Wm. M. Beard, various vendors, and public officials with scattered monetary figures and line items.
Graysville notes a weather forecast retreating for August style vacation or ongoing work on the new road toward Kingsley Chapel with gravel to be spread this week. Hazel Brown shows improvement after a mine injury and Labor Day observed by locals at businesses. Zack Saucerman family from Terre Haute visited relatives last Sunday. Uncle Eph Thomas celebrated a birthday at Charles Thomas's home with immediate relatives.
Cc A Price attorney at law and notary public operates from Hunt's Drug Store on the West Side.
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