Boots That Wear Longest Bring Lasting Satisfaction
A retailer argues that boot longevity should guide selection. He asserts wear quality determines satisfaction, noting the pair that lasts longest outwears others and provides enduring value.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
A retailer argues that boot longevity should guide selection. He asserts wear quality determines satisfaction, noting the pair that lasts longest outwears others and provides enduring value.
A dialogue about optimism contrasts with realism as a socialite rejects happy go lucky advice. Mrs Curfew rejects Sunshine Susan style bliss, recalling personal misgivings and a failed horse deal that underscores cynicism about effortless happiness and financial temptation.
A Florida Times Union item shows a wife questioning her husband’s slippers as she notes the footwear are too small by a mile. The brief exchange features Madge recommending a different fit for his comfort.
A hand pump restores life to “dead” tennis balls by puncturing the sphere, filling it with air, and sealing the hole as it is withdrawn, allowing the ball to regain play.
Sue Rielly recalls a rat that, after nibbling RAT SNAP from Turman Riggs and H V Bennett, fled toward the river and died before reaching the water. The ad promotes RAT SNAP in three sizes 35c 65c and $1.25.
Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1922 directs Egre Paddock John Paddock May Paddock Taylor Ethel Paddock Taylor and William Paddock to answer by April 14 1922 in a partition suit for 40 acres in Section 10 Township 9 North Range 10 West and lots 9 16 17 18 23 24 in Taylor's Second Addition Farmersburg Indiana filed by James L. Bledsoe et al through Lindley and Bedwell with notice published February 18 1922.
Charles Hale Township Trustee invites sealed bids by 2 PM March 18 1922 at the Central School Building Dugger Indiana for rebuilding the Central School according to plans on file with the trustee A 1 percent certified check with bid bond required bidders may be rejected for any reason The project is estimated at 12000 dollars and bidding is open to interested contractors Sullivan County Indiana
Notice to taxpayers in Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana that on March 6 1922 the board determined to issue bonds totaling 5000 11300 17600 and 3600 dollars for highway improvements. Bonds bear 5 percent annual interest. Net assessed value 4279120. existing debt 87697.14. Proceeds fund Samuel Phegley Coal Roads 1 A L Nichols Roads and John W Hallett Roads. Taxpayers may be heard. Within fifteen days after determination ten or more taxpayers may protest.
A quirky narrative blends misadventures with Sunshine Susan causing trouble at home and with a washing machine, while a legal notice from Sullivan County Indiana sets a court hearing date and probate actions. The piece mixes domestic anecdotes with public notices and an executor’s legal language.
A speaker claims to know a man leading a double life as a professional contortionist, prompting disbelief and a humorous exchange about the unusual revelation.
After American Stylemakers, French designers appeal for a law to bar indiscriminate photographing models at race tracks. They claim American and other designers steal fashion points from the pictures.
A tense exchange reveals a critical moment when a surgeon contemplates the difference twenty four hours could have made. The dialogue implies the operation saved the patient or averted a severe outcome, highlighting the precarious timing in medical care.
The Cass Township trustees announce a sale of twelve thousand dollars of five percent bonds at the Central School Building in Dugger Indiana on March 18 1922 at 1 PM for cash to rebuild the condemned Central School. Each bond 250 dollars with semiannual interest, maturing in twenty eight and twenty more bonds in sequence, payable at Dugger State Bank. Minimum bid at par with accrued interest. bidder must provide a 200 dollar certified check. right to reject bids reserved.
The Advisory Board and Township Trustee of Cass Township Sullivan County Indiana announce bonds totaling 12000 to finance rebuilding the Central School in Dugger. Bonds mature within 20 years after July 1 1922 with 5 percent interest. Details appear in the Advisory Board records dated February 14 1922.
William H Crowder Jr executor of Thomas Pogue estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final report with the Sullivan Circuit Court and the report will be heard by the court.
Sullivan County Indiana Jeff G Jackson et al Section No 5 vs People of Jefferson Township bonds 10800 5 percent interest 2248890 taxing unit 75282 64 without issue proceeds for public highway Jeff G Jackson et al Section No 5 March 8 1992 first insertion readers may appeal to State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing petition with County Auditor Sullivan County Indiana.
Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon Monday April 3 1922 for 9370 feet of gravel road as petitioned by Charles L Davis et al vs People of Turman and Hamilton townships per plans and specifications on file with the Auditor. Bid right reserved.
Sullivan Circuit Court names Fami no Administratrix of W M Miller late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased with solvent estate. Walter F Wood attorney announces 1st insertion March 8 1922.
Frank Pogue as executor of Sarah Pogue deceased filed a final report in the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday March 24 1922, the 29th judicial day of the February term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear in court to show cause if any. First insertion March 1 1922-8t.
Governor Kendall appoints C. A. Rawson as U S Senator from Iowa to replace W S Kenyon who resigned to become a federal judge. Rawson joins or opposes the Farm Bloc leadership in Congress as the new term begins.
The Washington Star reports a London sale of ancient Indian dishes believed to be 300 years old and reputed to possess magical properties that break into bits if touched with poison.
A Washington Star reflection notes that discreet diplomats hide any sense of winning a bargain. Modesty is a deliberate tactic in diplomacy to maintain balance and avoid overstatement. The piece emphasizes restrained language and courteous behavior as essential tools of successful negotiations.
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