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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
2
The quote attributes to Sir George Reid a three step approach to aging: first knock over obstacles, then go around them, then under them if needed. It frames health and happiness as the goals and ends with a reflection that even failed maneuvers can become a blessing in disguise.
County Agent H S Benson leads grain standardization meetings across Sullivan county as 36 threshing outfits agree on fixed rates for this year Wheat seven cents per bushel oats four cents rye ten cents and clover seed two dollars Officials say standardization will grade and price by quality spurring higher quality grain and fair payment.
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer, reports for the week ending June 29 in Farmersburg. Days were cloudy from the 23rd to 28th with two clear days on the 28th and 29th. Rainfall totals: 1.75 inches on the 23rd, 0.72 on the 24th, and 0.19 on the 26th.
A brief reflection contrasts abundant riches with true wealth. It argues that mere abundance cannot define a person as genuinely rich, emphasizing inner value over material gain.
A record list shows numerous property transfers across Sullivan County towns including Cass, Van, Fairbanks, Gill, Carlisle, Hamilton, and Sullivan. Transactions involve buyers such as Ralph McClellan, Ida Mitchell, Jno. B. Trimmer, Harvey D. Leach, and many others with prices ranging from 20 to 12 000 dollars and parcels including lots, blocks, and fractional sections in coal company additions and subdivisions.
The prefix Von denotes a privilege title in German usage, inherited or bestowed by a monarch for meritorious service. Once common among nobility, it later spread to captains of industry, scientists, financiers, and artists. The title is typically hereditary or ends at the holder’s death.
Obituary for Helen Louise Price youngest child of Aud and Lyde E Price born June 21 1917 died June 28 1919 of cholera infantum. Describes her as bright lovable and the pride of her family. Notes faith and reunion in heaven with a calm devotional tone.
Two Indiana newspapers Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union are offered for one year at four dollars. The deal covers both papers under a single subscription and runs for the year period.
Sullivan County Treasurer Seave Snow informs delinquent taxpayers that tax collection will be enforced and notices have been ignored. This notice urges payment to avoid added penalties and costs, with first insertion dated June 24, 1919.
Walter P. Wood as commissioner in a Sullivan Circuit Court partition case will sell 45 acres in Sullivan County Indiana by private sale starting July 15 1919 at 1 PM at the law office of Walter F Wood Sullivan IN Cash terms only starting at the appraised value.
On June 20 1919 plaintiffs by Lindley and Bedwell filed in Sullivan Circuit Court a complaint on account against Gibson H Turner not a resident of Indiana. Turner must appear or demur by September 1 1919 or the case will be heard in his absence. Clerk David Giles presiding. First insertion June 25 1919 3t.
David R. Newkirk administrator of William T. Spencer estate files final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for September 1, 1919, first day of the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why report should not be approved.
Notice from Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by noon on Tuesday July 8 1919 for constructing 46587 feet of concrete road in Hamilton township as petitioned by John H Lund et al and 18202 feet of five inch drain tile per plans on file in the county auditor’s office. Right to reject all bids reserved. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion June 11 1919 3t.
Will H Hays announces appointment as administrator of the Mary C Hays estate of Sullivan county Indiana deceased The estate is believed solvent Hays & Hays attorneys indicate representation with first insertion dated June 18 1919.
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