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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
4
Will H. Hays recently retired as national chairman of the Republican Party and is praised for restoring party unity after factional dissension. Despite no legislative experience, his organizing skill and campaign leadership are credited with reviving the party and achieving a historic political victory.
The article outlines a broad push in Washington to reduce government expenses by eliminating overlaps and consolidating agencies. It cites examples in South Bend where War Risk Insurance Public Health Service and Federal Vocational Training are unified under one office. It highlights plans for efficiency, economy, and broader reform, with support from President Harding and Senator Harry S. New.
Sullivan County Indiana Treasurer announces July 10 1921 sale of 20 highway improvement bonds totaling 18500 dollars. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually from June 15 1921, dated June 15 1921, with maturity May 15 1922 and semiannual installments thereafter for ten years. Bid rejection reserved.
Public notice informs Cass Township Sullivan County Indiana taxpayers that on June 6 1921 officials decided to issue bonds of 45900 at up to 5 percent interest to fund improvements on the A E Steele road The net assessed property value is 4645315 and existing indebtedness is 34320 50 Taxpayers may be heard and ten or more may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within fifteen days after determination noting the county auditor Frank M Daniels issued this notice on June 22 1921 1t
A jumble of social quips and observations on Prohibition era life. Remarks touch on politics, fashion, cruelty to animals, and nightlife. The tone hints at public attitudes toward liquor, gender norms, and beach season reflections with snippets about President Wilson and Volstead.
A humorous collection of quips and vignettes about women, prohibition, aging, fashion, and law. The speaker mocks stereotypes and taboos with quick lines and rhymes. Read as a period style pastiche reflecting social attitudes.
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