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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Jess Crackel of Evansville Indiana says Tanlac cured eight years of stomach trouble gas near the heart and constant nerves. After eight bottles she reports improved appetite better sleep and renewed energy and plans to tell friends about the remedy.
A turf based material, treated by a new process, is proposed as an excellent cork substitute for insulation and construction. The product is described as equally lightweight, sound and moisture resistant, offering comparable performance to cork in building and soundproofing.
A reflective note on how infancy learns life rules from adults. The piece argues that a child's sense of justice hinges on the consistency or caprice of parental guidance during early learning. It emphasizes how adult behavior shapes notions of right and wrong.
Anna SURRELS named executrix under the will of Lou Chranicki of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Estate described as solvent. Hays and Hays attorneys assist. First insertion May 4, 1921 and running for three weeks.
Notice states John R. Pitcher is administrator of the estate of Manda F. Pitcher of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Estate described as solvent. First insertion May 4, 1921.
The Peoples State Bank at Sullivan Indiana reports its condition as of April 28 1921 Bank officials include J T Akin president G R Dut ton vice president R W Akin cashier and C F Batey assistant cashier Total resources 1 720 (truncated to readable facts) The statement lists loans and discounts 1 235 265 46 overdrafts 19 417 65 U S bonds 16 350 00 other bonds and securities 33 007 23 banking house 16 000 00 furniture and fixtures 8 783 09 other real estate 51 91 due from banks and trust companies cash on hand cash items current expenses taxes paid interest paid revenue stamps total resources 227 359 22 9 971 59 3 197 33 6 594 30 755 04 8 224 84 37 03 liabilities capital stock 125 000 00 surplus 75 000 00 undivided profits 20 20 000 00 exchange discounts and interest 23 510 24 demand deposits 558 833 32 time certificates 542 409 50 savings deposits 90 358 84 cashier's checks 480 11 money on deposit by other banks and trust companies 149 422 68 total liabilities 1 585 014 69 state of Indiana county of Sullivan I R W Akin cashier solemnly swears above statement is true Notary Pauline Benefield expires 1922
Indianapolis April 30 The Acts of 1921 will be printed soon and take effect by June 1. Governor McCray backs a statewide June discussion on amendments including two tax measures. Bills expand crime penalties and regulate elections, railroads, and highway funding. A budget system and Blue Sky updates aim to control bond issues and bad stock. News notes favorable early reaction.
A concise aphorism notes that in political or strategic arcs, even strong reasons are superseded by superior causes or outcomes, implying prioritization of effective results over initial justifications. The line echoes Shakespearean cadence and moral calculus.
Cold in the Head is an acute nasal catarrh. Frequent colds can be reduced by Hall's Catarrh Medicine which builds up the system and cleanses the blood. Repeated attacks may become chronic. Taken internally, it acts on mucous surfaces via the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. All druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Will H. Hays and Hinkle C. Hays, executors of John T. Hays of Sullivan County Indiana, have filed a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday May 13 1921, the 11th day of the May term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
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