Ownership and circulation statements for Sullivan Union 1921
The Sullivan Union declares R P White as owner and publisher with himself as editor. The document, sworn before Notary Co H Snavely in Sullivan Indiana on April 11 1921, outlines ownership management and circulation details required by the 1912 federal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Union
Sullivan
Indiana
State of
R. P. White
Sullivan, Indiana
Co. H. Snavely
Movement for a Wilson memorial in New York faces debate
The Toledo Blade reports a New York committee led by Franklin D. Roosevelt seeks a $500,000 memorial to Woodrow Wilson to honor his idea of the League of Nations. The piece contrasts Wilsonism as high statesmanship with alleged arrogance and questions whether the fund would memorialize a great man or a disputed cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Toledo Blade
Senator New Views National Issues During Indianapolis Visit
Senator Harry S. New arrived in Indianapolis to rest before Congress reconvenes for the extra session on April 11. He is meeting Republicans from across the state, describing his time as one of the most pleasing experiences since joining the U.S. Senate.
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Senator New
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
Congress
The
U.S. Sen
Senator New's cautious optimism on Harding era policy
The Indiana senator, a first term on Foreign Relations and Military Affairs, backs Harding, opposes the League of Nations without Article Ten, favors repealing the excess profits tax, hints at a sales tax, and expects tariff reform and revenue shifts as Congress and the president pursue a coordinated program. He predicts harmony in Washington and plans to return for key conferences.
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Ate
Senate
New
Warreng. Harding
Senator New
Washington
Indianapolis
United States
League of Nations
Harding
Congress
McKinley and Brodie Buy Heien Electric Shop
Herman Mckinley and Nelson Brodie have purchased the Heien Electric Shop located in the Citizens Trust Company building. The deal transfers ownership and business assets to the new owners who plan to operate the shop at the same downtown site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mckinley
Nelson Brodie
Heien Electric
Citizens Trust Company
Speech Echoes Applause Lines from Senator Serehian
Quote heavy passage features Senator Serehian noting how speeches can gather applause while an auditor doubts the impact. The text presents cryptic phrases and names suggesting a political or public discourse context.
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Serehian
Oschar O
Weshineion
The Elder Brother by Rev Lew W Gosnell
Rev Lew W Gosnell, assistant dean at Moody Bryle Institute in Chicago, presents The Elder Brother. The piece names the author and his affiliation, suggesting a reflective or instructional treatise.
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Lew W. Gosnell
Moody Bryle Institute
Chicago
The Elder Brother in Luke Fifteen Explored
A sermon notes the elder brother as a Pharisee in Luke 15, contrasting his joyless service with the prodigal’s repentance. It cites John Wesley’s storm voyage and Moravian calm, arguing true prayer and grace open heaven, while formal religionists miss joy and mercy available from God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Moody
Jesus
John Wesley
America
Wesley
Siid
Sum Total of a Life in Union with God
A reverent reflection on the life devoted to God. The passage describes the achievement of a soul joined to worship and prayer, offered in service to the Lord Jesus and His holy name, as the ultimate goal of a life lived in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Lord Jesus
Henry Lowndes Drew
Command Over Resources Quoted by Livy Insight
A Livy quotation notes a person who believes he can command resources as if they were his to command. The remark reflects on power, authority, and the illusion of control.
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Livy
Business side of farming analyzes sales reports for hog markets
U S Department of Agriculture specialists explain that bulk sale quotes must be read with grade, weight, and quality data. Differences between markets can mislead if only bulk figures are considered, so farmers should match bulk quotes to the actual mix of hog grades offered.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
East St. Louis
Middle West
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Butter Imports Hit Record High In First Seven Months
The United States imported 22 855 000 pounds of foreign butter in the first seven months of 1920, the largest amount on record, driven by favorable exchange rates and cheaper cargo. Denmark exports are curbed as prices rise, while England shifts purchases to Australia and Argentina. Exports of American butter declined to 6 306 204 pounds in the same period.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Markets
Jengland
Denmark
England
Australia
Argentina
Treland Sise
Correctness of Separator Defects in Dairying
A Minnesota herd of 35 cows yielded 1200 pounds of butterfat in June yet skim milk tests showed 864 pounds of butterfat removed daily. L V Wilson of the USDA urges testing separators, noting the farmer bought a new separator the day after the reading. This case argues for checking separator accuracy to protect butterfat receipts.
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Minnesota
L. V. Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
University Farm
Notice of suit against coal and mineral defendants
The defendants are notified of a court action arising from a severance deed and that the case will be tried May 31, 1921, in Sullivan Circuit Court. They must appear and answer by that date or be heard in their absence. Signed by Clerk Charles R. Railsback and attorney Charles I. Hunt. First insertion April 6, 1921.
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Charles R. Railsback
Merk Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles 1
Hunt
Notice of Final Settlement in Mayfield Estate
James T. Mayfield administrator of Triphenia Mayfield's estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account report and it will be heard on May 2 1921 the first judicial day of the May term creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved Lindley and Redwell attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschal Taylor
A. B
William
H. H. Hill
Mary
A. Frill
William W. kKovers
Maranda McClanahan
E. N. McClanahan
Benj. F. Siner
John IL. Siner
James F. Siner
Mary J. Nesbit
Reece Nesbit
Champsion Wh. Anderson
Samuel FP. Anderson
Elizabeth Griffy
Wm. Bridwell
Sarah. J. Dodd
Nehemiah Bridwell
William Dodd
Spencer Shelburn
Richmond
BKB
Shelburn
Malvina Bennett
Maranda McClanahian
Nathan
Berryman Shelburn
Silieon Shelburn
William H. WH. Hill
Mary A. Hill
William W. Rovers
KH. ON. McClannahan
Paschal Hill
Lettie Hill
Caleb H. Reed
Craven S. Reed
Ethel Hill
Frances.e. Hill
James H. Hill
John W. Rogers
Mary A. Rogers
Simeon R. Rogers
Nathan B. Rogers
Eliza Higden
Lucy Beuasley
Margaret A. Carter
Rosina Rogers
Georgiana Sartain
Theresa’ D Loyd
Samuel B. Rogers
Frances I. Rogers
Andrew Carter
Rosa Rogers
M. French & Co
Erastus French
Massissa French
Annie Coffin
William H Catlin
Solomon Manwarring
Elizabeth J. Manwarring
Adeela J. Buckley
Paul Buckley
Matilda Osborn
William Osborn
Paschal
Hill
Mary R Hempton
John Hampton
John W Hill
Lorelda McClanahan
Jos. D. McClanahan
Malissa Wall
Wm. Wall
Spencer S. Siner
John L. Siner
James TP. Siner
Mary FE. Nesbit
Champsion Kk. Anderson
Samuel FE. Anderson
Wim. Bridwell
Sarah J. Dodd
Spencer Shelbburn
Richmond B. Shelburn
Nathan McClanahan
Eliza J. Reed
Claybourne C. Reed
Mary R. Hampton
Shelburn Reed
Mary J. McClanahan
Casandra Brewer
James SS. Brewer
ID. Shelburn
Mary Shelburn
Shelby D. Siner
Parentha J. McClanahan
Stephen McClanahan
Lorena A. Singer
Mahala’ Ballard
Stephen Ballard
Robison Shelburn
Simeon Shelburn
Paschal ‘Taylor
William H. H. Hill
William W. Rogers
KE. N. McClanahan
William FH. Coffin
Paschal& Hill
John W. Hill
Jos D. McClanahan
Spencer
Siner
James P. Siner
Champsion K. Anderson
Samuel KE. Anderson
St. van
Indiana
Range 9
Sullivan County
Section
Buckley
Severance
Shetburn
James T. Mayfield
Triphenia Mayfield
Sullivan Circuit Court
Lindley & Bredwell
James M. Fisher
Final Settlement Filed for Mattie C. Chapman Estate
M Fisher administrator for Mattie C Chapman deceased Sullivan county Indiana files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The May term 1921 hearing invites creditors heirs and legatees to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. G W Buff attorney.
Indiana divorce and custody suit filed in Sullivan Court
In Sullivan County Indiana a divorce and custody action under Complaint No 18913 has been filed against Lawrence Anderson. The defendant is alleged not to reside in Indiana and must answer by May 31, 1921, or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback seals the filing as of March 23, 1921.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Imo Glenn Anderson
Lawrence Anderson
William R. Nesbit
State of
State of Indiana
Muntreh
Charles R. Railsback
Local Openings and Visits Highlight Weekend Page
Stewart Burton and Miss Jennie Harrell of Chicago were weekend guests of Mrs. Cordelia Burton. Prof. Frank Aydelotte of Boston visits his parents W. H. Aydelott and wife. John Creager and family return from a three month stay with son Roy in San Antonio. Aly. Creager gains fourteen pounds. Mrs. Creager heavier than ever. Milton A. Haddon buys Parintha B. Dix property on East Washington. Otha Springer returns from Colorado Springs. Dave Dudiev sells 130 acre farm northwest of Sullivan for 15000 to John B. Hawkins. J. W. Lindley trades 12.5 acre tract for 70 acre tract near city. Maynard Hughes returns from Fort Wayne GE plant layoff. EB Crowder returns from Biloxi. Mrs. Virgil Burks visits Louisville. plans move. W. W. Harbaughs go to Savannah for sanitarium treatment. Dick Chranickki of Terre Haute visits. sisters Lou Chranickki and Mrs Anna Surrels host. Mrs. John C. Chaney and Mrs. Lee Bays expected home from California Friday.
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Stewart Burton
Jennie Harrell
Chicago
Cordelia Burton
Harrell
Roy Creager
San Antonio
Texas
Aly. Creager
Colorado Springs
Dave Dudiev
Sullivan
John B. Hawkins
J. W. Lindley
James M. Sinclair
Maynard Hughes
General Electric Company
Fort Wayne
EB. S. Crowder
Biloxi
Miss
Virgil Burks
Louisville
Burks
Gulf Refining Company
William
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Merican Press Association
Pwure
J. H. Gilman
Hymera, Ind
Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ss. Sullivan Circuit Court
Calvin Nicholson
Earl H.nicholson
Federal
Mattie C. Chapman
G. W. Buff
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