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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
4
The Sullivan Union reports Mr. Bryan delivering a new talk titled Where are the other nine nearing a solemn referendum whose details remain unclear in the coverage.
Hal S. Ridenour of Vincennes has been nominated by President Harding for U S Marshal for the Panama canal zone. He is a prominent Vincennes businessman and has served as Knox County Republican chairman and is now the district Republican chairman.
Sullivan county debates mine labor bias as drivers out bosses who hired Scotchmen while insisting local workers be employed first. The issue sparks threats, law enforcement concerns, and calls for order, with sheriffs and state power under scrutiny.
The USDA summary for the week ended August 6 notes corn above average overall despite drought and delayed rains, with central states receiving enough moisture but some regions still dry. Wheat, oats, cotton, potatoes, and fruit show below average yields or mixed prospects, while livestock and pastures remain generally good and hay harvest is near completion amid drought and heat.
A narrator recalls Mary Ann taking Voice in the city and notices growing suspicion about the music she hands out. The piece contrasts old songs with new, describing listeners’ reactions and a desire to return the voice if possible.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana postoffice as of August 17 1921 including ladies and gents lists. Letters must be claimed within ten days or they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. When calling for these letters say Advertised and give gate advertised.
A barn owned by John M. Moore on South Main street burned last night around eight. The origin is unknown but the top corner was aflame when found. The fire threatened nearby homes and property. Moore saved horses a cow and a buggy harness but a calf perished. Loss estimated at $1000 with no insurance.
Indiana Governor McCray told mine operators at a conference that the state will use full power to preserve order in the coal mine districts if local officials can not cope with disorders in Sullivan county and the southeastern state areas. He said he would not intervene in disputes between owners and miners and urged preservation of life and property for all parties.
The Miesenhelder brand proclaims a long standing guarantee of satisfaction built on more than fifty years of quality products and reliable business integrity. The statement emphasizes continued dedication to the same ideals within the firm and its distribution network.
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