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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
7
Asbestos Shoes Protect Steel Mill Workers from Heat
Asbestos shoes are used inside steel mills to protect workers from molten metal contact and heat exposure during handling and maintenance tasks.
Rat snap claim and storage price notice
Luke Rielly states a rat died before reaching the river after using Rat Snap near his home. The narrative notes a water rat nibbling at Rat Snap then dying while heading for water. Product lines show three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Rielly
Turman & Riggs
H. V. Bennett
Where Your Taxes Go Where Your Taxes Go in Conducting Your Business
Edward G. Lowry explains how the national government allocates and spends tax revenues and how these processes affect private enterprise. He details budgeting practices, department funding, and the impact on industry and public services, with examples from federal programs and policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Secretary Mellon Warns On Government Spending
Secretary Mellon tells Representative Fordney that ordinary expenditures for 1921 are about 5 billion yearly and 4 billion for 1922 including debt interest, calling for retrenchment in appropriation and strict economy. Leffingwell argues expenditures are funded by taxes and inflation and warn against wasteful programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
The
Treasury
Fordney
Committee On Ways and Means
House of Representatives
R. C. Leffingwell
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Navy
Congress
Notice to Tax Payers of Bond Issue in Sullivan County
Notice to taxpayers in Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana that on March 6 1922 the board determined to issue bonds exceeding 5000 for highway improvements in four cases totaling 30600 with 5 percent interest. Net assessed value 4279120 and current indebtedness 87697.14. Taxpayers may be heard and appeals to the State Board of Tax Commissioners may be filed within fifteen days after final determination by county auditors and commissioners with date March 7 1922 signed by Frank M Daniels county auditor. 1st insertion March 8 1922 2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Gill Township
Samuel Phegley
A. L. Nichols
John W. Hallett Et al
John W. Hallett
State Board of Tax Commissioners of
Board of Tax Commissioners
Frank M. Daniels
Jefferson Township
Jeff G. Jackson
State Board of Tax Commissioners of Indiana
State of Indiana
Sullivan
United States Trust Company of
Terre Haute
S. J. Hosea Anderson
Wade H. Ford
J. Hosea Anderson
James H. Hanson
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Beasley
Douthitt
Crawford & Beasley
Milton A. Haddon
Bonds Issued for Sullivan County Highways Public Works
In Sullivan County Indiana Jefferson Township a bond issue of 10800.00 will fund improvement and construction of a public highway identified as Jeff G Jackson et al Section No 5 The issue bears 5 percent interest and the taxing unit totals 2248890.00 with a without issue amount of 75582.64 The bonds proceeds fund public highway improvement and the determination allows appeal in the case Jeff G Jackson et al Section No 5 vs People of Jefferson Township.
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana Postal List
Unclaimed letters dated March 15 1922 remain at Sullivan Indiana postoffice and will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not picked up within two weeks. Ladies list includes Kattie Beatty L Ray Bell Clara Ingersoll Selma Myhles. Gents list includes Wm Bean Elmer Daves E B Hughes Charles Myhles Merritt Page W P Shearman C F Smith Paul Walker Melvin West and occupants 329 and 333 South Harris Street. Call saying Advertised and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Beatty
Kattie
Bell
L. Ray
Clara. Ingersoll
Selma
Bean
Wm. Daves
Elmer. Hughes
E. B
S. Harris St
S. Harris St. Lucas
Charles
Myhles
W. J. Page
Merritt. Shearman
W. P. Smith
C. F. Walker
Paul. West
Melvin
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M
World’s largest Spanish chestnut tree on Mt Etna slopes
In a forest on Mt Etna's slopes grows the largest Spanish chestnut tree in the world. It is said that 100 soldiers and their horses once sheltered beneath it from rain. In Petrograd a worker can obtain meals or boots from government stores by having hours checked off. A Japanese coast lighthouse is built of bamboo for salt water resistance.
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Petrograd
Mt. Etna
New York's First Fire Chief Anthony Lamb Named
New York appointed Anthony Lamb as the city’s first fire chief. Lamb, noted as a mathematical instrument maker, reportedly earned sixty dollars a year in the post.
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New York
Anthony Lamb
Final Settlement Hearing in Sullivan County Estate
William H Crowder Jr executor of Thomas Pogue estate filed final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on March 24 1922 the 29th judicial day of February term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
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William 4H. Crowder, Jr
Thomas Pogue
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Frank Pogue
Sarah Pogue
Matthew Lane
District of Indiana
Indianapolis
Sullivan Union
Albert B. Anderson
Executor Pogue files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court
Frank Pogue as executor for the estate of Sarah Pogue deceased has filed the final report in the Sullivan Circuit Court. Creditors heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause at the hearing date. Hays Hays, Attorneys. 1st insertion March 1 1922-t.
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Hays & Hays
New York
Knight of the Brush
Milady
M A Haddon Attorney Ist Insertion March 1 1922
Short legal notice noting M A Haddon as attorney for a party with an first insertion dated March 1 1922. The text records an official attorney designation without further details or actions.
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M. A. Haddon
Notice to bidders for gravel road project in Sullivan County
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by noon April 3 1922 for constructing 9370 feet of gravel road per Davis et al vs Turman and Hamilton townships. Plans and specifications are on file with the County Auditor. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor. First insertion March 8 1922.
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Charles L. Davis
Turman
Hamilton
the Auditor
Said County
Appointment of Administratrix in W. M. Miller Estate
Sullivan Circuit Court names Fannie Uth administratrix of the W. M. Miller estate in Sullivan County Indiana. Estate described as solvent and the appointee is listed as administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
W. M. Miller
Sullivan County
Indiana
Fannieuth
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Federal Reserve Service
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Sullivan, Indiana
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Hymera
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McHugh & Son
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
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E. A. Billman
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