National Digest on Trade Shift and Domestic Policy Debate
The article notes nine month US imports rose to 4.36 billion dollars under the 1920 protective policy versus 1.33 billion in 1913, warning of Democratic normalcy and Wilson Underwood policy harming markets. It cites political projections, plus local items from Sullivan including military enlistment, visits, business deals, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Republican Party
Local Moves and Visits Across Town and Nearby Areas
Leonard Fox of Southern Illinois moved into the Abijah Thompson property while Pound moved last week to the Alice Reed place north of Middletown. Alf Russell did business in Sullivan Friday. William Riggs has his house repainted. Miss Chloe Apple of Palestine Texas stayed with Miss Ola Bradbury last week. Elmer Riggs has a new Ford roadster. Lynn Thomas continues regular Sunday trips to West Union. Addison Drake bought 3000 bushels of soft corn near Hutton at 30 cents a bushel last week. Mr and Mrs Vesta Johnson visited Mr and Mrs William Ransford Sunday. Mrs Clara Scott visited Terre Haute Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Belle Drake is improving. Fairbank State Bank directors held a meeting Thursday. Homer Dilley now carries mail for Walton on route A. Supt Gunn and Irvin Wright were in Terre Haute Saturday. Frank Wernz is repainting his barber shop and restaurant. Emerson Thompson moved to Shelburn last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Thomas
West Union
Addison Drake
Hutton
Vesta Johnson
William Ransford
Clara Scott
Terre Haute
Belle Drake
Fairbank State Bank
Homer Dilley
Walton
Supt
Gunn
Irvin Wright
Frank Wernz
Emerson Thompson
Shelburn
Quiet Title Suit Against Nonresident in Sullivan County
In Sullivan Circuit Court William J. Hamilton sues Joseph Holdson and others to quiet title to coal and minerals under 30.75 acres in section 25 township 7 north range 5 west. The defendant is nonresident of Indiana and must answer by February 21, 1921. the case seeks mining rights and drainage and adjoining mineral access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ti. Holdson
Indiana
Sullivan County
Township 7
Nance & West
Hant Eest
Marsie
Walter F. Wood
Notice to Bidders Sullivan County Indiana 1920
The Board of Commissioners of Sullivan county Indiana will accept sealed bids until 10 o clock A M on Wednesday December 8 1920 for furnishing blank books blanks and stationery for county offices for 1921. Specifications on file in the auditor s office at Sullivan. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John Waltos John Scott W H Poston Commissioners. December 8 1920.
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Said
Auditor
Sullivan
John Waltos
John ‘Scott
W W. H. Poston
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THE
Sullivan Union
Gaiy Republican
Liption Betes Lee
Robert P. White
Sulivan
Congress
Americans Press Association
Golda Holmes
Army
Fort McArthur
California
Mollie Drake
Ralph Monroe
Brazil
Willie Fuson
Lewis Hale
Z. K. Evans
William Riggs
Elmer Harrison
Narrows
Dora Russell
Marie Holmes
Holmes
H. E. Bland
Allison Pittman
Rebecca Beauchamp
Rebekah
Claudie Pound
Odd Fellows Lodge
James Holmes
Rolla Holmes
Wren
Sheppard
Evansville
Sindora’ Bowen
Florence Fuller
Margaret DéCamp
Will Thomas
Aliha Drake
John Pogue
Chicago
George Harmon
Lamar
Colo
Harmon
Alf Russell
Orval Horner
Joe Harmon
Robert Harmon
Alpha DeHat
Hymera
Pounds Hall
O. EF
Fern Criss
Harry Dilley
Vivian Arnett
Merom
Everett Trueblood
Richard Pound
Roy Pound
Lena Badger
Lela Holmes
Sarah Bostick
Millie Peacher
Dorothy Stevens
Jessie Chambers
H.S
Pimento
Moore's Corner
Terré Haute
Gaston
Joy Drake
Tra Drake
Noah Scott
Roy Drake
Drake
Helen Kersey
Chauncey Myles
Pogue
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Red Men’s Lodge
Elijah Johnson
Flaudie van Gilder
Riley Johnson
Fairbanks
Leonard Fox
Southern
Illinois
Abijah Thompson
Hosea Pound
Alice Reed
Middletown
Chloe Apple
Palestine
Tls
Ola Bradbury
Elmer Riggs
Ster
Bower
Zane Gray
Chambers
Ladies Pocket Books
India
Pathe
Morse’s Chocolates
KODAK
Ieee
H. V. Bennett
West Side
Ind
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