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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
4
Governor Warren T. McCray urges strict economy in state institutions and agencies. He calls for curtailing expenditures, postponing non essential improvements, and welcomes suggestions to improve efficiency amid higher taxes and drought hit crops. The piece also comments on tariff politics and Democratic debates around economic policy.
A editorial review praises Harding era administrative reforms and budget discipline while warning that genuine tax relief hinges on constitutional amendments. It argues state taxes remain high in Sullivan County due to underuse of constitutional tools and calls for lower rates, less waste, and honest public officials. It notes broader national debt and economic policy shifts as context.
The speaker argues the tax levy pays none of this and urges voters to elect commissioners and a council who will cut expenditures so the local tax rate can be lowered. The focus is on reducing government waste to ease the burden on residents.
In southwestern Utah three large natural bridges Sipapu Kachina Owa chomo lie near White Canyon. Discovered in 1895 they were proclaimed a National Monument in 1908. The largest arch stands 222 feet high and 65 feet thick with a 261 foot span. caves nearby are thought to host a prehistoric people. Access is by stage or team from Thompson to Monticello then pack train through the arid terrain.
The tale recalls Forsyth's Scouts led by Gen. George A. Forsyth in Kansas and Colorado as they weather a siege by 4500 Cheyenne under Roman Nose. After fierce fighting, two scouts slip through to summon cavalry, leaving Forsyth and wounded to hold the island and earned the Beecher's Island monument.
Cartoon caption debates the idea that all men are born equal and questions forgiveness of others' success, highlighting social tensions. The exchange frames equality as a hurdle in admiring or condemning achievement.
Mr and Mrs James Scully and Mr and Mrs Gus Lowery motored to Trinity Springs Sunday for a few days outing.
A Paris fashion note lauds skirts woven of grass from the Nile as a daring style. The prose playfully links the look to Egypt and primitive chic, imagining berries or hummingbird feathers adoring the ensemble and a possible rise of Eve’s fig leaf trend.
A grand collection in Manhattan Square New York laid out in 1877 by President Grant aims to educate the public with actual specimens. Highlights include a 36 ton meteorite from Greenland a 6414 foot Indian dugout a 79 foot whale model and vast bird and fossil displays.
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