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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
3
Real estate transfers across townships Cass, Curry, Fairbanks, Shelburn, Haddon, Hamilton, Sullivan, and Jackson show multiple parcels sold to individuals and couples. Prices range from $40 to $12,385 for various lots, tracts, and coal-extracted properties, with buyers including Moody, McKee, Gorby, Deckard, Leach, Ramsen heirs, Drake, Darrough, and Crynes among others.
Public records show multiple real estate transfers in Hymera Merom and Plew areas. Sarah M Mahan sold to William W Harvey for five dollars a 12 foot by end parcel in section 21 9 8. Lulu G Williams sold to Owen C Albert for one dollar a 22 by 140 foot portion of lot 16 Plew survey. Orren D Stoddard sold to Arminta Stoddard for 1200 dollars a 75 foot strip across lot 15 Springer add. Arminta Stoddard sold back to Orren Dean Stoddard and Mary L for 1200 dollars a 78 foot wide portion across the same lot.
Washington April 22 Rep Joseph W Fordney Michigan chairman elect of the Ways and Means Committee favors a summer House passage of a high tariff to protect American labor and living standards. He argues the coming years may bring a commercial struggle among nations and that tariff policy will influence U S industry and welfare amid rising wages and stringent labor laws.
Frank Pogue named executor of the Sarah Pogue estate in Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is stated as solvent. J H Kalley serves as attorney. First insertion April 9 1919.
Two Indiana newspapers Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union offered together for one year at four dollars.
A World War II era account details Colonel Luke Lea and four officers who, by a bold ruse, penetrated to the Kaiser’s quarters at Spa Belgium before discovery. The description credits Yankee daring with coming close to capturing the German leader.
On opening day the Eighth Federal Reserve District reports counties over the top in Missouri Illinois and Arkansas with quotas met in Jackson Craighead and Cape Girardeau counties. Springfield Greene and Johnson counties also show strong oversubscriptions as Mississippi Indiana and Tennessee push early totals.
Community notes from Bloomington include jokes about pants for Rev. Perkins spring onion party talk Bolshevik jab at prayer meetings and a fast car rumor. Local updates mention Obediah Hawkins marching with the Salvation Army and Dick Bledsoe trading mules for a 1915 Ford. Seven births reported and Ed Bascombe stocking Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
The fragment urges trained hands to coax music from an instrument and warns that life will jangle unless one learns to play. It emphasizes skill, discipline, and the necessity of practice to master musical expression.
The Second District Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at the Christian church on Thursday April 24 with a 12 30 dinner at 75 cents a plate and an evening meeting to follow. Everyone is invited to attend.
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