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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
3
John C. Chaney, executor of Susan Luther's Sullivan County Indiana estate, files a final account report. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear on Friday March 2 1928 during the February term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
Notice says Mary J Nicholas has been appointed executrix of the James F Nicholas estate of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Estate presumed solvent. Arthur E DeBaun is attorney. First insertion February 7 1923.
Fairbanks Township Sullivan County Indiana files receipts and disbursements for 1922 across Township Fund Road Fund Special School Fund Tuition Fund and Dog Fund. It lists balances on hand receipts from June dist and numerous disbursements to individuals and firms with final post year balances and a sworn certification by Trustee O T Criss, approved by the Advisory Board.
A jumble of humorous quips and sayings appears, including advice about turning hard times into good times, lemon aid, and courage. The item also features light reflections on marriage, age life stages, etiquette notes about movies, and remarks on French dressing and cost.
A lyric in the tune of Old Oaken Bucket praising a silver dollar. The verse lampoons delinquent subscribers and celebrates the Liberty head, spread eagle, and star spangled imagery as a nostalgic coin.
A humorous dialogue features Tom and Harry debating girls and ice cream. Tom dismisses a link between dating and dessert while Harry jokes about a girl equaling four quarts in arithmetic.
A playful exchange mocks housing scarcity and seeks to illustrate a humorous want ad. A woman jokes about sharing a home with a dog owner, highlighting social attitudes toward living arrangements.
A humorous Lincoln anecdote has him sued for killing a dog with a pitchfork. The judge asks why he did not use the other end, and Lincoln retorts why the dog did not come at him with the opposite end.
List of ladies with unclaimed letters dated February 21 1923 in Sullivan Indiana post office. If not called within two weeks the letters will go to the Dead Letter Office. When calling, say Advertised and give the date advertised.
A reflective piece notes that when opportunity appears some men fail to seize it, suggesting talent and effort must align to unlock doors to success. It contrasts those who miss chances with those who persist, framing success as a function of readiness.
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