Sullivan Union Subscription Rates Set for 1873
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
4
Peace Treaty Critique Warns Germany Must Be Bound by Force
A contemporary op ed condemns Germany as a liar and thief behind the peace talks. It argues for a League of Nations with real military power, calls for continued Allied pressure, and warns that only force can restrain German expansion and ensure lasting peace. It also notes a legal notice from Sullivan Indiana about a real estate lawsuit in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
League of Nations
League
United States
Europe
Congress
Great Britain
France
Covenant of the League
Root
Council
America
Healey
United States Infantry
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Wannah M. Barnhart
Dear Peterson
Circulpe Court Allowances May Term Report
A May term accounting lists juror and reporter Per Diem payments detailing Helen Mahtey Abner Richards and others. Amounts include jurors bailiffs reporters and service fees totaling numerous dollars to Wabash Valley Co and Bobbs Merrill Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mahtey
B.C. Snarr
Ulyses Hoggatt
Same
iHivseweeessee
SOR Sul Tel. Co
Tao Abner Richards
Clevy
Chas, Trent
Gilbert L. Train
Pees
Fred Weing
Yee
Chas. Moss
George Alvey
Orlando Thornberry
T. J. Wheaton
A. J. Haddon
J. Robbins
J. Ro Ring
J. A. Stipes
Mauls Wawa
J. W. Phillips
Wm. Story
Curtis Spencer
Thomas Wnatts
AL Plunkett
J. PF
Wabash Vallee. Co. Liehts
Bobbs Merrill Co W Digest
Guy Myers
Asdid
J. Watson
Etta Logan
Louise Riges
Helen Mahley
Reon Thos. Whitaker
Dave Giles
Per
Wheat Cutting Record At Davis Farm
Garland and Ellery Blackburn set a wheat cutting mark on the C. L. Davis farm northwest of the city. They cut 35 acres in 12 hours using a seven foot binder pulled by a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Ellery Blackburn
C. L. Davis
Mrs Ramsey Moves to Easler Property on West Jackson
Miss H L Ramsey relocates from South Court Street to the Easler property at West Jackson and Section streets, recently purchased from John W Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. l. Ramsey
South Court Street
Easler
West Jackson
Section Streets
John W. Lindley
Personal notices and visits spread through town
Mr and Mrs R O Humphreys formerly of Newburg visit the Ringer family Cass Township and plan Chicago business dealings. Harold Raley son of Alex Raley sustains a forearm fracture when a cranking Ford backfires. Mrs Mary Trout travels to Indianapolis for daughter Mrs John Borden’s illness. Bruce Park family from Salida Col arrives by auto for relatives. Dr Carl F Briggs and Mrs Josephine Briggs return from St Joe Mich to visit Carl R Hinkle. Richard Park attends Cadiz Ky teachers institute. Paul L Reid visits daughter Mrs Mildred Bradley in St Louis. Mrs Joe T Akin returns from San Francisco to home. Hadley Young moves from Jeffersonville to Riggs apartments then new Riggs farm home near Shelburn. Rex Benefield of Columbus visits mother Ora Benefield. traveling for St Louis furniture firm. vacation includes Poplar Bluffs Mo. Ollie Nesbit family return to Indianapolis from west of the city. Lulu Waggoner goes to Boulder Col for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Humphreys
Newburg
George Ringer
Cass Township
Humphreys
Chicago
Evansville
Newbury
Harold Raley
Alex Raley
Providence Church
Mary Trout
Indianapolis
John Borden
H. C. Booth
West Washington St
Lou Wagner
North Main Street
Bruce Park
Salida
Col
Carl F. Briggs
Josephine Briggs
St. Joe
Mich
Carl R. Hinkle
Richard Park
Teachers Institute
Cadiz
Paul L. Reid
Mildred Bradley
St. Louis
Reid
Joe T. Akin
Margaret Speake
San Francisco
Cal
Hadley Young
Jeffersonville
Quartermasters Department
Riggs
J. R. Riggs
Shelburn
Mr. Young
Riggs Products Co
Rex Benefield
Columbus
Ohio
Ora Benefield
Poplar Bluffs
Ollie Nesbit
E. H. Nesbit
Lulu Waggoner
Boulder
Local residents visit relatives and move updates
Miss Martha Hays returns from visiting her brother Will Hays in New York City. Miss Myra Basley on chautauqua duty visits her mother Mrs. Alice Basley. Mr and Mrs J B Miller attend the Methodist Centenary in Columbus Ohio. Rev and Mrs J Cross plan to travel to Columbus for the Centenary. Miss Valma Nix of Tampa visits Miss Bernice Riggs. Charles E Draper and family move to a repaired Johnson Street home after a March fire. They lived previously in the Easler home on West Jackson Street. Prof Frank Aydelotte of Massachusetts Institute visits his parents. He is a Rhodes scholar and secretary for the U S selection travels. Master Billy Leahy and Miss Dorothy Leahy of Louisville visit Mr and Mrs B L Lumbard. W T Leahy accompanies them. H W Julian of Hymera heads to southern Indiana for a two week visit. Mrs Flora Cavins of Indianapolis, formerly of this city, is here for an extended stay at the Linkenhoker hotel. Robert Crowder travels to Indianapolis for summer employment with Crowder Cooper Shoe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hays
Will H. Hays
New York City
Myra Basley
Alice Basley
J. B. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
J. Cross
Valma Nix
Tampa
Fla
Bern
Boston
Mass
W. E. Aydelotte
Hymera
Indiana
Flora Cavins
Indianapolis
Linkenhoker Hotel
Robert Crowder
Crowder Cooper Shoe Company
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Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Sullivan
Beitin
Washington
England
Hannah M. Barnett
William Peterson
Fannie Holbert
George L. Peterson
Elijah J. Peterson
Edith A. McAnally
George Peterson
Roscoe Peterson
Albert Peterson
Anna Freland
Fannie Morris
Nora Morris
Clara Adams
Myrtle Ford
Lindley & Jbedwell
Sullivan Circuit
Southern Indiana Railroad
David Giles
Lindley & Bedwill
Terre Haute Daily Star
S. J. Duncan Clark
John J. Pershing
Josephus Daniels
William S. Sims
Huggins
Miller Huggins
New York Yanks
Cardinals
J. T.creighton
A. Mitchell Palmer
Francis P. Gervan
Wiliam J. Flynn
Department of Justice
MR. Householder
A. Burdsell Paints
Sullivan, Indiana
NEW Victor Records
R. W. Cadwell Music Store
Popular Records
Amy
Irving
Jazz Baby
Adele Rowland
Mammy O
Danch Records
Monte Cristo, Jr
Fox
Geo Joseph C. Smith
Humoresque
Rainbow Division
Money Music No
Money My
Virginia
John Steel
Jack Kaufman
Peerless
Henry Burr
Arthur Fields
Marion Harris
van Eps
C. Smith
J. C. Smith
RDS
Victor Herbert
Arthur Pryor
Conway
Victor Military
Frances Alda
Juanita
Emilio de Gogorza
Baritone
Nellie
Mable Garrison
John McCormick
Efrem Zimbalist
Francis Moore
Mischa Elman
Josef ‘Bonime
Flonzaley Quartet
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