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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
3
An unverified ad highlights a New York tire store promising fabric guaranteed tires with a nominal 7000 mile warranty. The snippet lists several measurements and model markers suggesting a catalog or pricing table.
Tanlac is presented as a pure vegetable remedy with ten ingredients and claims it corrects stomach liver and bowel disorders while acting as a powerful reconstructive tonic. References from Britannica Potter’s Therapeutics and the United States Dispensatory are cited to support its tonic effects and blood purification benefits.
A brief readable fragment notes a wedding scene with a bride and groom entering as music plays. The source mentions an organist and a March, with context implying a newspaper blurb style wedding notice.
An advertisement emphasizes water as essential for battery life and offers battery maintenance services. It promotes Willard battery parts and rental batteries, plus repair and recharging. It highlights Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation as a solution to separator wear and related costs.
A sequence of land conveyances records numerous transfers in Cass Township and nearby locales. Burdens include various lot deeds, quarter sections, and additions such as Highland and Giles Place, with buyers like Hopkins, Ellis, Williams, Sweet, Lewis, Staker, Smith, and Harbin, among others, reflecting township real estate activity.
A Boston Transcript quip notes the irony of pursuing health while health itself declines, framing it as a paradox within the context of public discourse about well being.
Quirky local notes mix satirical humor with town happenings. Community figures like Doc McFadden and Cy Hawkins appear amid petty theft, family news, and small town mischief. A legal notice follows about Clifford E. Mahan’s final settlement as administrator of Samuel G. Mahan’s estate in Sullivan County Indiana.
Dinuba California resident Edgar Ransford sent a photo of a giant tree stump with himself perched on it creating a striking contrast. Town events note Vincennes district conference next Tuesday and Wednesday with Dr Bovard delivering a major Sunday school address. Local social news includes visits and moves among Thornberry Cushman Webb and Yager families, a funeral for Joel Barnes, and July Fourth visits.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana post office marked as Advertised. Ladies list includes Blank Fannie Denny Mrs Nanna Marvel Miss Leota Rader Mrs Ruth and Gents list includes Grizzle Mr Victor. Call for letters within ten days and say Advertised with date.
A Massachusetts mill yearns to knit a monumental blanket from wool, claiming fabric enough to span a mile in width and 37 miles in length. The ambitious project highlights industrial drive and regional wool production.
John W. Buck, Trustee, and the Township Advisory Board of Jefferson Township Sullivan County Indiana invite sealed bids by 1 PM Saturday July 23 1921 for repairs to the Jefferson Township grade and high school building to include chemical closets concrete floor walks and steps plastering and electric wiring. Plans by FE F Bolinger engineer Sullivan Indiana on file at Bolinger’s office and at Buck’s office. Bids may be let in separate contracts with right to reject any bid. Estimated total cost 3800 dollars. Each bid must include 50 dollar certified check. a contract bond equal to the bid price will be required for the successful bidder. John W Buck Township Trustee June 29 1921-3t.
The Sullivan Circuit Court in Indiana requires William Collins, nonresident, to answer the divorce and annulment complaint filed by Agnes Collins Williams on June 25 1921, with a September 5 1921 court date at Sullivan. The clerk notarizes the notice. Lindley and Bedwell represent the plaintiff.
May term circuit court allowances list includes jurors such as Dave Dudley Clem Hoggatt Homer Samm Eugene Riley and others with per diem amounts ranging from 12.50 to 46.50 dollars. Additional names include John Wolfe J A Stipe HL Wiltie Dillon Routt Otha Springer and William Smith with varied small sums. Various organizations and service providers appear including Sullivan Union Waldorf Restaurant and Dixie B Restaurant.
A night watchman claims to have cleared a mill of rats using RAT-SNAP. He reports seeing more rats than any man, with dogs avoiding the area, and states a 6 week period cleared out the pests. He mentions prices 38c 65c and 1.25 and that Turman and Riggs and H V Bennett sell and guarantee the product.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and works through the blood to mucous surfaces, aiming to destroy the disease's foundation and boost general health. Circulars free. B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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