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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
3
The advertisement touts the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery with threaded rubber insulation as a long lasting, cost effective choice. It claims wood separators are cheaper upfront but Threaded Rubber Insulation saves money over the battery’s service life and emphasizes lasting responsibility while the battery remains in use.
The Big Walter L. Main Show in Sullivan features Miss May Wirth, famed from the Keith circuit and Palace Theatre New York, touted as the world’s greatest equestrian and only rider to somersault on a running horse. She performs with Phil Wirth and seven relatives in a lit, electric act.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports for Farmersburg county that July 11 to 17 were mostly clear with high temperatures from 90s to 99 and lows around 62 to 70. A rainfall of .12 inches occurred on the 14th.
Cartoon caption notes Captain Kidd’s wife frets as she hears him call her treasure fearing a burial, a humorous take from Cartoons Magazine.
A light cartoon caption notes a child’s playful reply about being out of bounds. The quip captures a pun on sports terminology and childlike humor in a magazine humor page.
A verse from Cartoons Magazine laments rising home costs with a crafty old woman in a shoe as a symbol. The poem critiques escalating rents and housing expenses under a light satirical tone.
Cartoons Magazine jokes that profiteering may be investigated but asserts there will never be an inquiry into the gimmick that keeps silk stockings up. The cartoon lampoons price manipulation while hinting at satire about commerce.
State suit in Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court William D Bolinger versus Job Walls et al seeks to quiet titles to a described parcel in Sullivan Town and names non residents as necessary parties. The case set for September 5 1921 with default risk if defendants fail to appear.
Ray Barnes named administrator of the estate of Joel C. Barnes of Sullivan County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Arthur K. DeBaun attorney. First insertion July 13, 1921.
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