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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
3
East dairymen adopt nose print identification for cows as unique as human fingerprints. A picture shows the process and farmers file the prints for future reference.
A fragmented OCR note describes an electricity issue in Bangkok hotels where a postcard system would replace failed lights. The text mentions a card sent when power fails and the company sending a new postcard after receiving the first one. The quirky language suggests a historic utility correspondence amid multilingual settings.
A new image captures William Hohenzollern at his Doorn Netherlands retreat. The former German emperor appears aged since the war, reflecting the toll of years in exile.
Notice to contractors and bidders in Sullivan Indiana for West Street improvements. Plans, specs, and bids available at the city clerk’s office. All bids must be submitted with certified check or bond, by the stated deadline, and opened in council. The city reserves right to reject any bids and costs may be charged to adjacent property fronting West Street.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana postoffice dated January 12 1922. Items include McGraw Miss Leona Sutton Mrs Neumahk and others. Gents list names Chiles Mgr Hull ben Harelsonu Eeless Hood Chas tlonse A J Mitchell Chas Stewart John R. Callers must say Advertised and state date.
The note argues that as oil well output increases power usage, nitrogen must be obtained from air. It claims large amounts of fertilizing material have been lost to American agriculture due to replacing horses with gasoline vehicles.
A fragment shows names of jurors and court staff for the May term including Nick Shu Theodore Roberts Geiser Marion McGranahan Rex Bridwell David Phiowson Albert Shake Thomas Bird James Carty George Halberstadt David Dawson Joe Harding and others. Amounts listed include per diems and payments to court personnel and note receivers such as Bobbs Merrill Co. and Wabash Valley Electric Co.
The State of Indiana Sullivan County notice to non residents announces Charles Schmidt v Rose Schmidt in Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1922 Complaint 19549 for divorce. Rose Schmidt must appear by September 4 1922 or the case will proceed in her absence. Filed July 8 1922 by Clerk Charles R. Railsback and attorney Walter F Wood.
Mrs. Annie D. Olson of Minnesota campaigns for the U S Senate to replace Frank B. Kelley. She balances campaign with household duties, and photographers capture her in a kitchen frock as political analysts note her rising vote strength.
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