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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
4
A historical notice records the Sullivan Union as a second class mail matter entered at the Sullivan Indiana post office on July 1 1873 under the March 3 1873 act of Congress.
The piece argues the four ply treaty differs from Article X by pledging to saw and use Europe’s wood versus using domestic timber with help from France and England. It asserts Democratic senators should consider how they vote on ratification and cautions the U.S. to heed their opinions.
Will Hays chief of the Post Office will resign from the cabinet to head a major movie company. He found postal service demoralized but rebuilt it with strong organization and restored workers rights and respect. His shift to film work will extend his proven efficiency to a larger field and will be a loss to the government.
The month ended with rare warmth and a cold spell in December. Records show最高 temperatures around 68 degrees and a lowest near 15 degrees on December day 21. Forecasters warn the worst of winter may lie ahead with cooler spells and unsettled conditions.
The report details December 1876 weather with temperatures below zero and highs of 58 degrees on December 1, rainfall 3.27 inches, snowfall 4.3 inches, and an annual rainfall excess of 8.51 inches. It notes wind, sunshine hours, halos, fog days, and notable extreme events in years 1895 1904 and 1916. It compares December norms and records across multiple years.
A county treasurer notice lists lands and town lots in Sullivan County Indiana delinquent for non payment of taxes for 1926 and prior years. The list includes ditch and gravel road taxes mineral lands and current year taxes with penalties interest and costs.
Auditor Frank M. Daniels lists delinquent lands and town lots due to unpaid 1919 taxes with penalties. Sale set for February 13 1922 at Sullivan Court House, continuing daily until all taxes penalties and costs are paid. Includes parcels across Sullivan Town/Cass Jefferson Cass Haddon townships and mineral lands. Public notice issued January 15 1922.
Advertised Letters remain unclaimed at the Sullivan Indiana post office dated January 18 1922. Two weeks to claim before transfer to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Miss Della Kennedy Mrs Ethel McCammon Mae Marshall Mrs Emma Smith and others. Advertise the letters when calling. WM E AYDELOTTE P M.
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