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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1922
Page
6
Frank Abell has been ill at his home on South State street with a severe cold and asthma. He and Mrs. Abell will leave Monday for St. Petersburg, Florida for a period of visit. Don Mayfield bought Mrs. Pauline Benefield Marlow’s West Washington street residence for 35900 dollars.
William A. Brodie executor of Ransom T. Brodie's Indiana estate files a final accounting with the Sullivan Circuit Court. A hearing is set for Friday January 27 1922, the 53rd judicial day of the November term, to decide approval. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to contest if any.
In the District Court of Indiana the creditors of Matthew Lane of Sullivan Sullivan County are notified he was adjudged bankrupt on January 4 1922. The first meeting of creditors is January 26 1922 at 11 50 A M in Terre Haute at Sweet Littlefield 41344 Wabash Avenue. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Referee Charles A Burnett Lafayette Indiana. January 13 1922.
Notice of sale under Sullivan Circuit Court order in Sullivan Indiana. The National Bank of Sullivan will auction the Mutual Truck Company property including 11.47 acres and all personal property on January 25 1922 at 1 PM in Sullivan. Real estate offered first, then personal property, with bids cash at court approval. D Hunt attorney. 1st insertion Jan 11 1922-921.
Notice names James L. Bledsor and Oliver M. Chambers as administrators with the will annexed of James Johnson, deceased of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate deemed solvent. Lindley and Bedwell attorney. First insertion January 18, 1922.
Mrs Jamesworthy and her husband clash over matchmaking as they joke about Sarah Favorite and Charles Terwilliger. He warns of meddling and contends the couple would be unhappy if urged toward matrimony while highlighting Sarah's wealth mindset and Charles’s penny-pinching thrift.
Uncle George Butler of Ellsworth Maine, age eighty, hooked a halibut off Sisters Ledge. He cast off his anchor rope with a toggle and sailed the bay using the fish as power. After a time the halibut tired, and he hauled it aboard. the catch weighed 200 pounds.
A tongue in cheek note recalls saffron as perfume and the Hakluyt tale of a pilgrim risking life to smuggle a saffron head from the Levant hidden in a staff.
A brief line from the Boston Transcript notes a hapless man entering a millinery opening and ending with an unusual mishap as he ends up in a hole.
Edward G. Lowry outlines how the national government spends money and conducts business. He discusses budget processes, defense and administration allocations, and the economic impact on taxpayers. The piece emphasizes efficiency and clarity in government operations.
A detailed review analyzes the 1920 federal budget by Dr E B Rosa. It groups spending into wars and obligations public works and research plus primary government functions. Per capita spending is estimated at about fifty dollars, with most going to war expenditures. The piece argues for increasing scientific and developmental funding while reducing wartime costs.
Thirty thousand persons are killed or injured in the United States every day. The statement reflects ongoing concerns about public health and safety risks across the country.
A Bible verse from James 1 17 notes that every good gift and every perfect gift comes from above and descends from the Father of lights without variableness or shadow. It emphasizes divine source and constancy.
U S Government warns farmers about rat transmitted diseases including Bubonic plague and foot and mouth disease affecting people and stock. Rats destroy poultry and grain. RAT SNAP offers cremation of rats with no odor in cake form in three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Tur man and Riggs and H V Bennett.
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