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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Kagnize Sanitary Floor Enamel as a single coat solution for old floors that paints and varnishes in one step. It promises durability, high gloss, easy cleaning, rug border use, and includes a coupon for a free 45 cent can with brush.
A Boston Transcript feature shares Mr R C King recounting a rats plague at his place and how RAT SNAP eliminated the vermin. The advertisement touts three bottle sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 with guaranteed results sold by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
The article recounts Ben Clark nicknamed Red Neck, a key Custer scout who later aided Gen. Miles against Cheyennes Arapaho Comanches and Kiowas in 1874. He helped rescue the Germaine sisters from Chief Stone Calf, aided by a mobile message delivering plan, and ended as Fort Reno custodian. His death ended a fifty year government service.
In the sixties a trapper near Cedar Mountain Wyoming outdraws Indian ambushers with a repeating rifle. He earns the nickname The Evil Spirit of the Plains after fending off four warriors. He later becomes a U S scout and Buffalo Bill Cody’s ally in the Wild West show.
Hayden H. Allan executor of Benjamin A Allan 's estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court It will be heard on Monday May 1 1922 the first day of the May term Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved Charles D Hunt attorney 1st insertion March 29 1922 21
Sullivan Circuit Court appoints M A Haddon as administrator of the estate of Aloysius Mathias of Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is believed insolvent. First insertion appears March 29, 1922 in the notice.
Public cash auction to satisfy a lien on a red Maxwell five passenger touring car model 24 number 197878. Frank H. Abell Citizens Garage Sullivan Indiana sells at two o clock PM on April 15 1922 at the northeast corner of Main and Washington Streets. Repairs supplies and storage provided July 1920 remain unpaid for over six months.
The passage notes Cavendish and Chettle influenced Henry VIII. It states the play was not in its final form by Shakespeare, with possible later stage modifications by Burbage's company, likely with Shakespeare's consent. An advertising line for Tanlac follows.
Henry Ward Beecher describes flowers as having a countenance like humans and animals. He assigns moods to blooms, noting some seem to smile while others appear sad or pensive, and some appear plain honest and upright.
A testimonial ad states Tanlac can bring health to you as it has to thousands of others, credited to Dougherty and Walters.
Lionel Barrymore stars in The Claw at the Grand Opera House Terre Haute on Wednesday April 12. The play, praised as powerful and harsh, follows a famous man's descent through infatuation with a younger woman, drawing strong notices from New York and Boston critics. Out of town patrons will receive the same ticketing attention as locals.
List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana post office dated March 29 1922 with two weeks to claim before Dead Letter Office. Ladies Bedwell Craft Foster Nichols Gents Barnett Briggs Clements Foster Fulion Johnson Longley Rooksberry. Call and say Advertised with date. WM. E. AYDELOTTE P. M.
Froom cites Maclay recording President Washington at a 1789 dinner being in good humor yet deaf, with Ford noting a later remark to Jefferson about a decay in hearing. The account suggests aging affected his hearing during his first years in office.
In Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1922 United States Trust Company of Terre Haute trustee sues Wade H Ford J Hosea Anderson and James H Hanson non residents are named as necessary parties to foreclose a mortgage The action will be heard May 15 1922 unless they appear or demur The notice is dated March 11 1922 and signed by Clerk Charles R Railsback with lawyers Beasley Douthitt Crawford Beasley Milton A Haddon.
The Sullivan Circuit Court will hold a public sale on March 30, 1922 at 2 PM in Sullivan Indiana to liquidate property in the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 28 Township 8 North Range 9 West. Purchases must be cash and at least two thirds of the appraised value. The parcel includes two house and lot on Paneer Street W Woop.
The Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by April 3 1922 noon for constructing 9370 feet of gravel road as petitioned by Charles L Davis and others against Turman and Hamilton townships per plans on file with the County Auditor. All bids may be rejected. Attest Auditor Frank M Daniels.
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