Post Office Notice From Sullivan Indiana
Second class matter registered July 1 1873 at Sullivan Indiana post office under the act of Congress March 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
4
Government food sales risk harming public trust and economy
A historical editorial argues that selling army food below market price harms government credibility and national economy. It cautions that cost accounting is complex, government procurement costs exceed private overhead, and profiteering or waste erode public confidence in government versus private merchants.
Government power vs private initiative in cost of living debate
The passage argues that lowering the cost of living cannot come from socialistic or bureaucratic policies of the Wilson era. It claims American business embodies the fittest social organization, capable of improvement but unsafe if government supersedes private initiative and enterprise.
Sullivan County Receives State License Receipts Share
Sullivan county will receive 16051 dollars from the state this week as its share of automobile license receipts for the first six months of the year. The county treasurer will collect the amount from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Repeal of Daylight Saving Law Wins Congress
The daylight saving statute is repealed by a Republican Congress after President Wilson vetoed twice. Both houses passed the repeal over the president’s veto with sufficient majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Basket Dinner for Fairbanks Pastor at Wabash Banks
Quite a number of Drake church members visited Rev. Paddock and family Thursday at a tent camp on the Wabash northwest of Hutton. A noon dinner featured abundant baskets and all-day ice cream, with many local families attending including the Pittmans, Drakes, Higbees, Truebloods, Pogue, and Paddock family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Drake Church
Paddock
Wabash
Hutton
John Pittman
Luna
Leonard
Clarence Walters
Hiram C. Drake
May
Mary
Ira A. Drake
Fay
Joy
Regena
Elmer Drake
Paul
Claudie
Forrest
Hazel
Joe Higbee
Harold
Don
Loren
Levi Drake
James Pittman
Atwell
Elmer Trueblood
Virgil
John O. Pogue
Ray Trueblood
Clair
Gires to Appear at Spate Fair
Miss Daisy Dean Williamson county demonstration agent and helpers Mildred Thomas Esther Marratta and Lois Shields form a Sullivan county girl club canning team. They travel to Indianapolis next Sunday for a Monday canning demonstration in the Oliver building at the state fair. Williamson remains as assistant home economics instructor for the ten day session. Thomas Marratta and Shields also demo canning at Merom chu tad chau tauqua Tuesday under Williamson supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Dean Williamson
Mildred Thomas
Esther Marratta
Lois Shields
Sullivan County
Indianapolis
Oliver Building
Sllivan
Miss Williamson
Faye Baughman
Thomas
Marratta
Miss Shields
Williamson
Community Notes and Obituary Remnants
Card of thanks for support after a death. Local updates include residents camping at the chautauqua Merle Whitlock hosting music friends and the Riggs returning from an outing. Sunday school picnic with six schools in Slayden's grove. Charles Riggs released from Sullivan hospital. Whitlock family winter in Florida with teaching duties. farming aims wheat planting and smaller crop forecast. Jubilee singers visit Merom. Elmer Trueblood to Hymera. Charles Mayfield moves to Whitlock farm. Dr J F O Haver of Vincennes presided at Kingsley service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Drake
Jessie Harrison
Will Burton
Helen Norris
Sadie Shelp
Elsie Peacher
Chautauqua
Merle Whitlock
San Riggs
Slayden’s Grove
Charles Riggs
Sullivan
C. F. Whitlock
Florida
Mr. Whitlock
Charles Mayfield
Whitlock
J F. O’haver
Vincennes
Kingsley
Elmer Trueblood
Hymera
Jubilee Singers
Merom
Mrs Roach and Daughter Visit Relatives Here
Mrs Roach and her daughter are guests of relatives in the city. Mrs Roach is the daughter of W E B Woods formerly of this city who now manages a large store at Appalachacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Roach
Residents, visitors, and travels noted in local notices
Clarence Mayfield buys south Court Street home from Carl Briggs and makes extensive improvements. A city laundry fire caused minor damage. Several residents travel or plan trips to Chicago Boston Davenport Phoenix Muskegon Indianapolis and Oklahoma. Black fox farming grows in Michigan and local church delegates are chosen for Indianapolis conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mayfield
South Court Street
Carl F. Briggs
Dale C. Billman
G. G. Billman
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Billman
Wabash College
Boston
Harvard University
City
Lawrence Willis
C. W. Willis
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Sherman Shade
Charles
Hillsboro
Ind
Marion Shade
Duroc Hog Breeders Sale Planned in Sullivan
The Duroc Hog Breeders Association of Sullivan County plans a full sale in Sullivan on October 9 after a Saturday night meeting. Several entries will be made and many fine hogs will pass under the hammer. Noel Ruddell of Evansville, son of Edgar Ruddell, recently visited here and served in the aviation corps overseas. His father is Harlan Ruddell’s brother and Evansville printing supervisor. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Burnett of Jacksonville visited relatives here and went to Terre Haute for more family time. Burnett is a former local resident and son of William Burnett now in Terre Haute, a traveling salesman for a large dry goods company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Evans
Max
Morristown
Indiana
Ray Beauchamp
Charles Campbell
Indianapolis
Campbell
Dave Miller
Davenport
Iowa
Joe R Crowder
Belle Wilkey
Colorado Springs
Col
Kate Reeves
Carl Reeves
Pulaski
E. H. Nesbit
Archie Ralph
A. Ralph
County Hospital
Tine Huff
Max Crowder
Jack
Pekin
Pekin, I1l., the Last of the Week Where They Will Visit Mr. and Mrs. Dick Conker
Dorothy Huff
Grace Brokaw
Janet
Roy McClure
Indian Head
Maryland
Brokaw
Emma Brill
Mary McKinley
Marion Willis
Willis
Eloise Harbaugh
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Hi. L. Ramsey
Reuben Ransford
Muskegon
Michigan
E. L. Ransford
Edsil Bosstick
Eva
William
Phoenix
Arizona
Clifford Thomas
Helen Mahley
Helen Emily
Niagara Falls
Minnie Tucker
Sidney
Ohio
Richard Park
The
Methodist Church
J. B. Miller
Harry Kelley
Harry, Jr
Oklahoma
Kansas
Duroc Hog Breeders Association of
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Ruddell
Evansville
Aviation
Harlan Ruddell
E. T. Burnett
Jacksonville
Fla
Terre Haute
Mr. Burnett
William. Burnett
Terre Haunet
Burnett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robin Hood
J. B. Farmer
Citizens Garage
S. Main St
Indiana State Fair
State Fair
School of Home Economics
Basce Nent
Jeanette Adler
United States
Kokomo Aviation Company
WIST
NEW York Infantry Band
C. N. Lindley
Co. F. Kennedy
State House
Gires
Mary E. Bailey
J.reynolds Pobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation Ltd
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner
Ivan Sull
Noel Ruddell
Edgar
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