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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
2
A 1922 letter argues churchgoers are robbing God through minimal offerings and urges serious tithes. It weighs in on a county good roads plan, urging community labor under the road superintendent, with signatures from CHAS A LLOYD JAMES J DURHAM and RICHARD TAYLOR backing the effort.
A 1922 letter set from Farmersburg Indiana shows Harry Dilley and the Community Club promoting a local road improvement plan with public support letters. OSCAR E. BLAND notes interest in Dixie Bee Line and urges state highway action. readers await a date for the movement.
John Simpkins of Annandale New Jersey reports chronic rat problems despite dogs poison and ferrets. After using RAT-SNAP five cakes bought at 1 25 dollars he notes no live rats since, and even dead ones dry with no odor. Turman Riggs and H V Bennett sell and guarantee the product in the area.
Miss Edith Strawn of Indianapolis spends a month visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Strawn.
The phrase urges dismissal of complaints and endorses taking Tanlaec Dougherty and Walters. No further context or identifiable individuals.
Community updates show many visits and travels among Drakes Pattons and Shelburn neighbors. The Narrows high water draws hundreds watching the rise the highest since 1913, with families relocating across the river to David Whitlock's home.
Ralph Watkins explains his experience with RAT-SNAP noting rats around a store fed on them but did not touch the product. After trying RAT-SNAP the rat problem was cleaned out in ten days. Dogs patrolled the store night and day and avoided RAT-SNAP. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
The first annual Fairbanks High School Alumni Association banquet drew ninety plates. Merle E. Whitlock chaired, with C B Gunn Ruby Russell William Fuson and William Thorn giving toasts. Officers Milton Drake Cecil Johnson Helen Bradbury Noah Scott Lynn Thomas Oral Riggs Claude Pittman were elected as the new leadership. the evening included music by Mary Mann and dancing, marking a successful start.
An old advertisement claims Tanlac is a splendid vegetable tonic for puny frail delicate children with no minerals or opiates.
Ed Bivins loses socks at White River while wading in bare feet. Ann Long defends shoulders as nature’s mould. Cy Hawkins suffers leg knots hindering walking. Pastor lends Easter shirt to Aunt Sally Hawkins and repairs porch boards. Eph Keef and Constable Si Plum eye legislature debate. Easter Sunday finds many with coats off and clean shirts. Arminta Jones sings Sweet Marie while frying onions. Peruina Fish misses Easter dress hooks, Doc McFadden reports fair health.
Rat Snap offers a cake form rat and mouse poison that kills quickly with no lingering odor. Break into small pieces and place where rats travel. cats and dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold by Turman Riggs and H Bennett.
Coleman Nash appeals to Democratic voters requesting support for the Recorder nomination in the May 2 primary. He cites work obligations and family responsibilities, noting he cannot meet voters in person and lives near Sullivan with his mother and grandmother. Margaret Harris from Washington DC visits and returns home.
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