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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
4
Mr. McAdno favors appointing a Secretary of Agriculture who understands farming conditions. The report suggests Jim Riggs shares this view.
The Bloomington Star, a prominent weekly, is extensively improved with enlargement and new linotype equipment. Typographically the Telepne is praised as the best looking sheet in Bloomington.
The candidate states readiness to address any Wilson era issue including the League of Nations and what he calls half baked socialistic theories. The public is described as thoroughly acquainted and disgusted.
The piece notes Senator Lafollette is favored for the presidency on a ticket promoted by many political factions. It argues his elimination would be a relief for the Republican party long stuck in a stagnant position.
Will Hays visits with family and praises the Chicago platform while praising Harding and Coolidge as stalwart Americans. The piece extols Harding’s qualities, calls for strong, cooperative leadership, and lauds the Republican ticket as fitting the nation’s needs amid calls for democratic ideals and constitutional governance.
Former Democratic National Committee chairman William F. McCombs issued a strong critique of President Wilson, accusing him of autocratic leadership and arguing America must reject foreign entanglements. He urged reconstructions at home, railway rehabilitation, and relief from high living costs while staying wary of the League of Nations.
Rex P. Exiobhs of Jefferson town ships, principal of the Carlisle schools this year, left Monday for an extended trip to California and western points.
Morris O Batey allowed thirty dollars on claim against Arthur Baty estate. Wilbert Hubble versus estate Letitia Robbins settled and dismissed. Lena Jones allowed three hundred dollars on claim against Louis O Turnbull estate. Turman Riggs versus Wilbert Hubble judgment for $205.38 with part paid. Wesley A Bennett versus Thomas Palmer on account and for receiver settled and dismissed. Standard Oil Company versus James E Collins judgment for $53.50. Indiana Power Company versus Black Diamond Coal Company on account. Grace A White versus Joseph M A White divorce dismissed. Frank Kimberlain granted divorce from Rebecca Kimberlain. Ruby Reynolds granted divorce from William B Reynolds custody of child. Maurice C Baty versus Robert R Farnham Mary E Farnham Habeas Corpus. Attorneys withdrew. plaintiff defaults. court found for defendant on cross complaint. Notice one dollar assessment on each Turman Township Telephone Company stockholder due July 10 1920.
A recently appointed committee will direct the campaign for a contemplated bridge across the Wabash River linking this county with Crawford County Illinois. The group will meet here Friday and be entertained at dinner at the Davis Hotel.
Two newspapers priced at four dollars and fifty cents for a one year subscription offer from The Terre Haute Star and The Sullivan Union.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports for the county week ending June 20. Temperatures ranged from 75 to 97 degrees with strong heat on the 15th and 16th. Rainfall measured .12 inches on the 16th amid cloudy skies. conditions ended partly cloudy on the 19th and cloudy on the 20th.
The woodcock showcases one of nature s finest protective colorings. Its bright eyes suit night activity but can betray it. Females exceed males in size, weighing eight to twenty seven ounces. The bird is notably fat. It can fly slowly like a rail or fast like a swallow.
Fragmentary text indicates the Bulgars were among the first groups to settle permanently in the Balkans. Neighboring Slavic peoples began to migrate into the region, with references to a third century era and Bulgarian associations.
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