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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
7
Government issued daily market reports from the Bureau of Markets in USDA promote open access to meat industry data. Leased telegraph wires widely disseminate livestock prices and shipments to stabilize values and help producers place stock where it sells best.
The Bureau of Markets expands a nationwide market reporting network to inform producers and small dealers about live stock arrivals, prices, and meat trade conditions. Daily telegraphic bulletins from Chicago and Kansas City, monthly storage and shipment data, and a weekly Live Stock and Meat Trade News help reduce congestion and improve distribution and pricing.
Unclaimed mail in Sullivan Indiana listed as advertised letters dated May 14 1919. Ten days to claim before transfer to the Dead Letter Office. Names appear in Ladies and Gents lists and include Miss Jessie Bandy Mrs B E Smith Mrs A J Smith Mrs W G Inglert Mr E M Lchreiber Mr G H Scott Mr William G. When calling please say advertised and provide date.
Elizabeth Sharre executrix of William F. Shake’s estate files a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday June 6 1919 during the May term to show cause why the report should not be approved. Attorney Walter F. Wood coordinates notices for creditors heirs and legatees. First insertion May 14 1919.
A concise axiom suggests wealth comes from saving earned money rather than borrowing. The speaker argues that discipline in keeping earnings is key to financial success and contrasts it with the ease of debt.
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