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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
8
Practical health note explains that chewing hard dry foods, bread crusts, toast, hard fruits, oats, and fibrous vegetables stimulates saliva and gastric juice, aiding digestion and dental health. A brief ad mentions harness makers and local shops.
A 57 year old man was hit by a car in an incident reported by Boston Trapscripts. The accident involved a pedestrian and vehicle with authorities investigating the scene.
Gladiolus grower C. R. Hinkle of St. Joseph Michigan issues a call for orders and catalogs. He promotes a ready supply of glads from his garden along Lake Shore Drive inviting customers to request the catalogue.
Farmer seeks a farm or good land for sale for fall delivery. Contact L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, Illinois.
It is stated that other trains will be similarly equipped and that additional trains and Pullman service will be established.
A group of prominent local figures including Dr. practicing physician, Will H. Hays postmaster general, James M. Sinclair of Index Nation Company, Hinkle C. Hays partner in Hays & Hays, and James J. Durham farmer and cattle breeder join in forming a bank consolidation.
Early last week three homemade trees were found in front of the Union office. The owner may claim them by visiting the Union office.
In Sullivan Circuit Court February Term 1921 Imo Glenn Anderson vs Lawrence Anderson Complaint No 18913. Plaintiff files complaint for divorce and custody and affidavit shows defendant nonresident. Court set to hear on May 31 1921 unless defendant appears. Clerk Charles R. Railsback seals the notice. 1st insertion March 30 1921-8t.
Beginning last Wednesday the Illinois Central started solid steel trains between Effingham Illinois and Indianapolis Indiana. East bound train passes Sullivan at 5 05 P M and westbound train arrives here at 8 46 P M. The trains are made up of solid steel coaches and a mail car with a modern Atlantic engine.
Nick Golna proprietor of the Greek Candy Kitchen leases the rear brick building for wholesale ice cream manufacture while also moving the candy kitchen there. An auto delivery truck will serve all city areas as upgrades proceed. Mr Gotha also plans improvements on his kitchen at the restaurant rear.
James R. Risley fifty formerly of Pleasantville was killed in an accident at American Mine No. 10 near Bicknell last week. He leaves a wife and five children, including Mrs. Risley formerly Rora Reel of Jefferson township. His father is the late Herod Risley and his mother lives near Pleasantville. he was a brother of John E. Risley of Jefferson township.
A Sunday dinner in Hutsonville celebrated the 80th birthday of Mrs Harriett Lindley and also marked the birthday of young Harriett Lindley and Mrs Ola Neff. Attending were Mr and Mrs J W Lindley and family, Mr and Mrs Elmer Lindley and family, Dr and Mrs J H Neff of Sullivan, Dr and Mrs Vorhees, Mr and Mrs E H Boyd and family, and Cc E Lindley of Hutsonville.
The text notes a werewolf as a terrifying creature within a palace of dragons unicorns and other fabulous beasts. It also contrasts human fears with nature’s ancient wonders such as ichthyosaurus megalosaurus and pterodactyl, suggesting nature predated and outshined later myths.
Littpreys are pebble residents to the ocean that run into the fresh water at river mouths in spring and build nests where their eggs are laid. They select riverbed pebbles with their large mouths to dislodge stones and deposit eggs in the chosen spot.
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