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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary weather and travel lines reference March winds, sun, rain and tides. Prof. Porter made a trip to Terre Haute on Friday. The text contains garbled phrases and a stray number 113, with few clear details.
A humorous essay contrasts barber shop talk with sewing circle chatter, noting male gossip versus female gatherings and touching on social changes. It references Rye New York and mentions President Wilson, taxes, and everyday life observations with playful tone.
A report from Indianapolis notes that the head of the Irwns was uncted in federal court last week. The brief item records a court appearance linked to the organization's leadership.
An aunt quips about not tasting until all share country greens while a diner at a quick serve restaurant is whimsically misidentified as a pool player. The fragment reflects informal speech and a casual observation.
A playful jumble of verses and vignettes references Maude Muller and a judge, with lines about a wife, a husband who cooks, and a courtroom mischance. Other bits mention agricultural appeals, a flying flivver, and a Los Angeles judge advising ten days before marriage. The piece shifts between humor and small curiosities.
A chatty item sheet records a stranger spending at a store and matching a bank robber description, local officials like Constable Si Plum and St Plum, various villagers including Aunty Hansford and Arminta Jones, a calf weaning order, a smith, a toyed grocer, and church life with sermons and back salary concerns.
NOTICE. Do not fool around until you are ready, to go to plowing to have your harness repaired and oiled. Bring them in today. If you need a collar do not buy until you see the Jim Dandy. I have a full line of Team Harness, our own make. JOHN A. MATTIX. Kirkham's old stand. Elear-4. Demonstrator, fine con dition, looks like new, for sale at a bargain. A. H. Mankedick, Black Bros. & Co. FOR SALE. Work more, 7 years old, a good work animal. Would trade for driver. E. E. Fisher R. R. 1, Sullivan.
Lauer Mercantile Agency of Delphos Ohio offers fast payment for Liberty Bonds sent by registered mail. They pay market price with interest to date minus a 3 percent brokerage commission.
The Dover farm located 31 4 miles northeast of Sullivan is offered for rent at 250 dollars per year ending March 11 1920. The renter may work out at least one third of the rent and share rent is not accepted. Inquiries to Thomas Dever Junction City Kansas.
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