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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
7
U S Representative Homer P. Snyder of New York advocates business friendly policy during government administration. He urges individual initiative, establishes a budget system, reduces heavy taxes, and argues for restoring public confidence with sane policies.
The 1921 Republican ascendancy promoted self-reliance in business and infused government with pro business measures. Creation of the Budget Bureau cut daily government expenses, tax changes eased burdens, and Edge Act reforms aided exports. Intereset rates fell and securities rose as confidence spread nationwide.
U. S. Representative J N Tincher from Kansas presides on the House Committee on Agriculture as Congress moves to aid the farming sector with proposed measures and funding. The session highlighted support for farmer relief programs and rural development initiatives.
The 1921 Republican Congress passed the Farmers Tariff to protect home markets and spur prosperity for farmers. It renewed tariffs in November and backed packing and grain control laws, credit via the War Finance Corporation, drought aid, Farm Loan Bank funding, and cooperative marketing reforms, all framed as aiding agriculture.
Notice of legal advertisement for Charles D. Hunt attorney showing first insertion dated March 29 1922 with following registration and filing details and subsequent insertions to appear in succession as required by law.
Frank Ne Bell Proprietor Citizens Garage Sullivan Indiana announces a public auction sale of a Maxwell five passenger touring car model No 25 serial No 197878 in red. The sale on April 15 1922 at 2 PM will satisfy a lien for repairs supplies and storage provided in July 1920.
Records show multiple real estate deals including William Rector to Roy and Chloe Clines for 900 dollars and J E Collins to T J Collins for 975 dollars. Transfers involve farms, lots, and portions across Cen Coal Co ex el Curry Twp Haddon Hamilton and other townships with various acreages and prices.
Merom residents reported visits from Miss Lillian Mason, Florence Alexander, Nettie Southerland, and Rev. James Conlin. Special church meetings began led by Rev. Jack Sonovan. Mrs. Claude Williams visited sister Miss Emily Brenton at the college. YWCA fish fry occurred despite rain. Miss Zebania Weimer died in Los Angeles March 28, with burial in Argos April 3 after a career at Union Christian College and later in California.
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