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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

2

U S Farmers Rebel Against Lord Scully in Illinois

Special writer recounts Lord William Scully who owns large farm tracts in Grundy and Livingston counties. American tenants built improvements taxed locally while he collected rent from abroad. Tenants resist and unions push legislature to curb what is described as autocratic land control.

J. T. Welson The Union Autocaster Service Co Grundy Livingston Illinois Atlantic William Scully Lord Scully

Lords Scully and the Grundy county rent revolt

Grun dy County farmers protest rent hikes by Lord Scully owner of about 100 000 acres in Illinois Nebraska Kansas and the south They demand rent relief and seek a state bill to force the owner to pay for tenant improvements before eviction Governor Lowden signals support if passed The piece frames 70 American farmers with families facing unaffordable rents amid war service backing a political remedy

Lord Scully Lowden United States England Ireland Scully Willian Elaipin Ilinois William Scully Nebraska Kansas South Grand Selly Castle Dad Europe America Kinois R Lord Scully Court House Grundy County Angle Lord Secully Illinois Morris

Luxury Tax details outlined for May 1 1919 enactment

The Revenue Department issues tentative ruling on the Luxury Tax under section 04 of the Revenue Act. Merchants must file monthly returns showing aggregate tax by subheading, with tax measured on sale price and separate from the price. Returns due last day of the month following sales, refunds handling, and rules for exchanges, repairs, measurement by square yard for carpets, and open books for revenue officers.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Revenue Act of Tv18

DePauw Student Miss Belinda Crane Guests in Graysville

Miss Belinda Crane of DePauw University was the weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth Pound of Graysville.

Elizabeth Pound Melinda Crane the- Paun University Lelia Thomas Mabel Nowlin Belinda Crane Halcyon Edna Pound Edgar Ransford Earle Pound Lynn Thomas DePauw University Graysville

Personal Liberty and Sunday Games Highlight Licking Skillet Notes

Bloomington Star items report sermons on personal liberty and Sunday horse shoe pitching. Local updates mention League of Nations talk, eggs traded for a red flannel petticoat, and spring fever fishing. Community anecdotes include sermons over corn cakes, war mothers knitting socks, and playful gossip about Ed Bivins and Love Ann Tong.

Eli Perkins Si Plum League of Nations Mandy Haskins Doc McFadden Sally Hawkins New Orleans Ed Bivins Love Ann Tong Love Ann Dick Hawkins Sally Brawkins Sally Jim Slivers Nick Bledsoe

G O P Chairman May Run Hoosier Race

Senator Harry B. New of Indiana says Hoosier Republicans back a Hays boom and that RNC chairman Will Hays is so popular he may win Indiana governor without a campaign. He runs the party's presidential effort while the campaign is managed from Washington.

Will H. Hays Republican National Committee Indiana Harry 8. New

Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union Subscriptions

Two Indiana newspapers priced at one year for four dollars total offering daily and weekly editions from Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union with bundled access.

Terre Haute Daily Star The Sullivan Union

Early Virginia Letters Describe Newport News Arrival Rumors

Fragmentary lines recall Virginia's early days and reliance on ships for news from England. The text hints at Captain Newport and an expected return, with locals gathering to hear the latest from the mother country at a place now bearing a related name.

Virginia Newport

Beet Sugar Production and Breeding Advances

A 1740 Berlin chemist found sugar could be derived from peas and breeding has raised sugar content. Modern vegetables supply sugar from nine tons of peas, with an average person consuming two thirds of their body weight in sugar annually.

Berlin

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