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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary column with political commentary and local notices. Discusses labor strikes and the right to strike, Prohibition, the Woman's Voters League, and jokes about politics, liquor, and daily life. Mentions Uncle Ezra Haines and Uncle Hiram Bing with satirical quips. Comments on a new court house for Sullivan County and a Canada trip.
List of unclaimed letters as of April 14 1920 with ten day deadline to call before Dead Letter Office. Includes Brown Maud McGay Opal Sheetes Marry and others plus names of addressees in Brown Frank Cummins Harry Malone John Pinkston F Prose Don G K Richardson B S. Also notes subscription favors from Dr Sewell B Coulson and local social items.
Train inspectors conduct a routine passenger frisking using available tools and procedures, assessing safety and security. Passengers report the checks as orderly, with staff adhering to standard protocol and minimizing disruption to travel.
Dr. G. D. Scott and his mother Mrs. Mary Scott travel to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Sanatorium treatment while he conducts special medical work. Mrs. Belle Bunch and Mrs. Katherine Reeves from Pulaski Tennessee and James Amison of Indianapolis were summoned here last week due to the death of their brother William C. Jamison.
The Women’s Temperance Union met at the local Methodist church over Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie N. Bronson of Indianapolis spoke on World Prohibition yesterday.
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