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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
6
A Manchester decried resident, Prof C J Budlong of 42 School Street, reports Tanlac gave him complete relief after decades of indigestion and rheumatic pain. He gained eighteen pounds and now eats freely with renewed health and energy.
Across Hibben-Holweg Co and others numerous deeds recorded: Hewitt buys 140x150 ft with side lot. Johnsons acquire parts of Carlisle parcels. Lisman et al sell se side lot 27. Hunt sells coal estate to Ebbw Vale Coal Co. Strawn sells Davis Sons lots. Thornhill sells 65x161.5 ft sw car. Wagner sells lots 25 26 Wolfe add. Haskett sells lot 38 Show 1F View Park. Engle sells 120 ft lot 17s 18 McCammon add. Hill Reid sell Crawford Place lots. Reid Hill sell lot 7 Crawford Place. Coffin sells 600x188 ft pt ne sec 33-9-8 Tefferson Twp. vouw to Hale 2 a nw cor ne ne 2-6-8 ex coal.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners determines to issue bonds totaling 16850 dollars for highway improvement related to Jeff G Jackson et al vs The People of Jefferson Township. Bonds bear 6 percent interest. net property value 2330955. existing debt 72000.78. Taxpayers may be heard and appeals to the State Board of Tax Commissioners are available within the required period. Dated July 5 1921.
N Windsor, a farmer, recalls buying rat poison that nearly killed his dog and how a neighbor's tip led him to RAT SNAP. He notes three sizes priced 35c, nde, and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by Turman & Riggs and H V Bennett.
At adjourned town board session on Tuesday the Carlisle trustees voted to retain control of the grade school, reflecting sentiment of local patrons who favor the town ownership dating back over a century. The high school may face a future transfer if an agreement allows township control. Mrs. Alumbaugh and Mrs. Bowen travel to Camp Knox to visit sons in the CIT students program.
A playful verse from Cartoons Magazine tells of a young man named Phil who hides a fine still in the woods. He boasts with a larf as he hoists a big quat while officers close in on the inexactly named Phil.
A fragment shows a parent asking about church membership and a suitor hesitantly naming a few groups, with reference to a cartoon magazine. The snippet hints at social roles and familiar dialogue rather than a full event.
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