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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1923
Page
7
Sullivan County Indiana Treasurer announces sale of highway improvement bonds amounting to 9750.00 with 5 percent interest semi annually for ten years. Bonds dated April 15 1923 will be offered May 3 1923 at 12 M in Sullivan Court House. Bond details and bid rejection rights noted.
By the unassigned treasurer of Sullivan County Indiana on May 3 1823 will sell to the highest bidder at cash at not less than par value $28 200 in 40 bonds of $705 each issued April 15 1923 for highway construction funds. Bonds bear interest from April 15 1923 at percent per annum payable semi annually May 15 and every six months thereafter until paid. Sale subject to board authorization and right to reject all bids.
Mrs. Henry Ford says she has no desire to live in the White House and is uninterested in the presidential boom surrounding her husband. Mr. Ford echoes indifference, saying he does not know where the idea began.
Indianapolis resident Mrs N J Russell says Tanlac restored her health after nervous weakness poor appetite and headaches. She reports sustained well being and keeps Tanlac as family medicine. Tanlac sold by all reputable druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
The Sullivan Circuit Court appoints Rachael Ann Lawson as executrix of the estate of William J. Lawson late of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is deemed solvent. Arthur E. DeBaun acts as attorney. First insertion April 4, 1923.
Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for grading draining and paving three roads in Gill Township William F Allen John M Springer and James E Biddle roads. Bids due May 7 1923 at noon with bonds and noncollusion affidavit. Award to lowest responsible bidder. completion time to be set after letting. Frank M Daniels Auditor Sullivan County.
The Indiana State Highway Commission announces bids for bridge construction on State highways in Sullivan County. Proposals due May 1 at 10 00 A M, with plans priced at 2 00. Bidders must furnish bond and security. plans inspected at the Capitol Building. John D Williams, Director. 1st insertion April 18, 1923-2t.
A reflection on self mastery urging individuals to resist external theories and agendas. It emphasizes inner autonomy, warning that people are swayed by others' hidden motives and selfish aims. The message advocates steady self-direction and personal integrity.
A compact art quote attributes Ruskin with defining fine art as the union of hand head and heart, emphasizing a combined craft intellect and emotion.
The Sullivan city council adopted two preliminary resolutions to build district sewers in West and East Sullivan, with a disposal plant planned and maps on file. Bids due before May 9 1923. bids must include certified checks of 1/4 percent of estimated cost. council reserves right to reject all bids. City Clerk Myrtle Macey notes April 18 1923 insertion.
Iron stands as the single metal with true magnetism, with rare exceptions like nickel showing only faint magnetic properties.
A New York Sum item notes a playful phrase about a child and contrasts a late night tornado alarm with a life job amid a reign of terror. The piece lists a casualty tally, mentions a vacuum cleaner, a handy receptacle, and a handle with care sign in a quizzical, paraphrastic tone.
Jud Tunkins argues that a man needs multiple wisdoms and that geological knowledge of coal does not guarantee a supply or preparedness. The Washington Star comments on the limits of single field expertise.
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