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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
7
The Illinois Central System reviews a year of rising freight ton miles totaling 16.68 billion with monthly peaks from July to November. It reports $25.5 million in new facilities and enlargements, cites national transportation shortages, and calls for constructive regulation to ensure reliable service and patron support.
A science Service overview explains how the full moon rides higher in winter nights, opposite the sun, with altitude shifts at 40 degrees latitude. The piece notes sun and moon positions across seasons, plus effects at poles and near arctic regions.
A plain brushed camel hair hat and scarf are showcased for winter and spring sport wear. The set comes in shades from desert sand to tropical blues and offers soft warmth and a flattering fit.
A theater note reflects on The Servant in the House where a crude yet honest servant embodies the Redeemer spirit. The critic mocks censor zeal and holier than thou attitudes while condemning hypocrisy in society and art.
The Weir family reunion occurred at Ir and Mrs Walter Weir’s home near Graysville on December 31 1922. Attendees included Ed and Clyde Weir plus multiple Weir family members from Sullivan Shelburn Florida Georgia California Arkansas and nearby areas. Deceased ancestor A H Weir was noted and Frank Weir who died February 24 1922 was missed.
Reports to the USDA note 10,000 acres in Hawaii were sown to pigeon peas as a green manure crop. The Bureau of Entomology studies moth biology affecting brush and fabric industries and cooperates with the Army and Navy on fabric moth susceptibility.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of John C Barbre of Sullivan County Indiana who is deceased. The estate is claimed to be solvent.
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