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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
8
A collage of humorous lines and quips in the Abe Martin voice touching on prohibition, fashion, love, money, and everyday life. Bits mention married life, economy, dances, plastic morals, and cartoonish observations about people and manners.
Nearly one hundred Sullivan business leaders attended a Friday noon chicken dinner at the Christian church and heard Charles Henry McIntosh, president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, speak on advertising industry insights and information.
The Farm Bureau Federation outlines a cooperative marketing plan for livestock producers. It envisions terminal cooperative livestock commission companies at markets, a national producer organized structure, patronage dividends, and elected boards. A Chicago conference on September 2 will finalize standardized organization and management details.
Curry township trustees plan to ask the state board for 90000 to improve Farmersburg and build Shelburn school facilities. Superintendent Richard Park cites overcrowding at Farmersburg and 75 Shelburn pupils lacking adequate facilities. A report will be sent to the state board. no contracts before February 1922 pending accounts ratification.
Indiana crop conditions report notes corn mostly made with some denting, late corn improving, and rain dependent for July yields. Melons of extraordinary quality, pastures better, alfalfa improved, tobacco rising to half crop, grapes fair, apples light, pears poor, peaches scarce, livestock generally good aside from pink eye in some cattle and horses. Farm labor supply exceeds demand.
Dr and Mrs Joe R Crowder hosted a Sunday evening dinner at their home in honor of Mr and Mrs Neville Crowder and Miss Grace Crowder of Indianapolis as their guests.
An eight and one half pound son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Arista Boone, of south of the city.
Ancient craft used shears with a sharpenable blade held by two cloths and T shaped pins. The blade could be detached for sharpening in a separate step, reflecting a modular tool design.
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