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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented column notes contrasting bits from April weather and national topics. It mentions Prohibition era themes with Henry Ford references and a remark on the postal service, while recalling social quirks and old quips about ads and education.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention civicace net on the steer with several items noted at a stop. No clear names dates or events are readable.
The verse sketches a mother and child duo from The Optimist with playful refrain about not being a rabbit giraffe or elephant. The fragment ends noting Will Hays has appointed a physi.
Mrs Mary E Boatright aged 86 visited her son Fred Boatright in Cordele Georgia and returned home alone last night despite her advanced age. She is enjoying good health and traveled safely.
Dr. J. W. Hunt of the Citizens Trust Building promotes treatment for piles and fistula within Sullivan County, claiming no need to travel for cure. The notice suggests accessible local care for these conditions.
Notice advertises hand made harness sets from a leather craft shop run by John A. Mattix at the north side square near Kirkham’s old stand. The tone urges customers seeking quality leatherwork and craftsmanship.
Classified ad lists Farm product sale offering Farmers' Union Seed Potatoes at 1.50 dollars per bushel with contact to John Clark and Ellery Hayden.
Glads from C R Hinkle of St. Joseph Michigan line up for orders with a catalogue request. Gladiolus expert promotes garden brightenings and urges readers to place orders now via Lake Shore Drive location.
The note touts the Jim Dandy collar as the best choice when needed, emphasizing good value and fit for the money. It promotes the collar as a reliable option for practical use.
Mr and Mrs William H Crowder Jr and their children Elizabeth June and Dan returned Saturday from St Petersburg Florida where they had been staying for several weeks Doris Crowder remains there teaching Dan works for the St Petersburg Times and came home briefly for a visit
Sullivan county sees a new Auto Finance Company formed with 100000 dollars in capital. The business will finance automobile sales and may expand. C H Stratton known as Cuppy leads the firm with Charles H Snavely and Arthur W Snavely. Stratton also holds national and state GOP roles. Preferred stock may be issued later.
Sul livan County Loan and Trust Company merged with Peoples State Bank of this city. A meeting Friday increased the bank's board by four members Chas F Batey elected vice president William T Mellett EB D Davis and Ward Hawkins joined the board. Capital stock rose from 100000 to 125000.
Friday evening Hinkle C Hays hosted a dinner for the old and new directors. Attendees included W N Thompson James M Sinclair James J Durham J T Akin William T Mellett G R Dutton Ernest D Davis Chas F Batey and R W Akin. Absent were Will H Hays and Ward Hawkins.
Mrs Jane Williamson Asbury 75 wife of E Kemp Asbury a Curry township resident died Saturday at her Miner City home east of Farmersburg in ill health. Funeral was at her residence and burial in West Lawn cemetery Farmersburg. She was a Methodist church member. Survived by husband and three children Mrs Emily Nikirk Otis E Asbury of Farmersburg and David A Asbury of Terre Haute.
Rufus Megibbon of Newport Arkansas is visiting relatives in the area and staying with family members during the stay.
This notice from J. E. Townsley of Bucktown advertises eggs from hens specially selected for heavy laying. It mentions a 227-egg record and references terms like one hundred eggs and the flock, with Carlisle, R. 2 as the mail address.
Fragment lists numbers 4 76 78 71 70 49 42 56 35 and references to the 7th with .75 there on the 9th. Details unclear, but preserves numeric sequence and dates as read.
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