Make Wilson Again the Candidate in Panama Toll Dispute
The piece argues for renominating Wilson and outlines a Panamanian tolls controversy. It describes a London letter urging repeal of tolls, Wilson’s response to Congress, and the effect on international esteem. It also lists local residents and social notes about winter plans and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Panama Canal
Congress
Ambassador Page
London
Department of State
League of Nations
Marshall
Europe
Asia
Echoes of the old log fire place in childhood memories
A reflective piece recalls a childhood hearth with cherry blaze and forest gifts. The speaker savors the glow of embers and the imagined fairy-picters dancing in the old fireplace, cherishing those quiet, long-remembered scenes.
Hunting Moose and Beavers in Canada as Told by W V Jennings
W V Jennings and his son Cecil recount a hunting trip about 150 miles north of Montreal in Quebec Canada. They describe moose hunts with a large bull shot at 100 yards, lakes and beaver dam scenes, dog labor in winter, and daily travel notes plus a beaver catch and camp life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker W. Jennings
Cecil Jennings
Carlisle
Canada
Montreal
Jennings
Lumber Yard
Mr. Jennings
Latuque
New Brunswick
Chicago
Battle Creek
Michigan
Porthuron
Ontario
Dominion
Toronto
Dominion of
Quebec
Notredam
Sullivan
St. Marece
Mexico
Cecil
Jana
Republican City Ticket for Mayor Maple and Council Slate
Republican ticket lists Dr. James B. Maple as mayor and Pearl Burton for city clerk. Council candidates include Martin H. Myles in the 1st Ward Homer Wiltse in the 2nd Ward Frank J. Nicholas in the 38th Ward and J Harve Gordon Jasper B. Miller for at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Maple
Pearl Burton
Martin H. Myles
Homer Wiltse
Frank J. Nicholas
J. Harve Gordon Jasper B. Miller
Masquerade Night Draws Huge Graysville Crowd
The Turmen Township Farm Bureau and the Parent-Teachers' Club hosted a mask ball at Graysville school with over eight hundred attendees. Costumes filled the crowd as pumpkin pies and other treats were served. The highlight was a basketball game between Graysville businessmen and the school wagon drivers starring O P Badger and Rev Lynn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmen Township Farm Bureau
Parent-Teachers’ Club
Graysville
O. P. Badger
Lynn Johnson
Space
Turman
County Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Next Tuesday
Sullivan County Farm Bureau will hold a meeting here next Tuesday afternoon with a program arranged by County Agent Benson. Dr. G M Frier from Purdue University will speak on farmers institutes and Hart Crawford a legislative committee member and director of the state association will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Farm Bureau
Benson
G. M. Frier
Purdue University
Hart Crawford
State Association
Four Men Plead Guilty on Grand Jury Indictment
In Sullivan four men Jesse Bolin Cecil Brown Noble Benefield and William Cooley pled guilty to intoxication before Judge Bridwell in circuit court Saturday. Each case carried a fine and costs totaling 11.80 dollars, all paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Jesse Bolin
Cecil Brown
Noble Benefield
William Cooley
Might Be His Chance
A Washington Star anecdote reports on a Princeton president Hibben remarking that a college graduate leaves college with high opinion but soon learns humility. The tale follows a graduate entering a bank asking for a president, and a gum chewing boy in the anteroom hints at delays over pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibben
Princeton
Washington Star
Glove Note Sparks Romantic Word Game
A century ago, wealthy bachelor Paige hosted a party near Albion R L A young woman misplaced a glove and Paige returned it with a note: If you remove the letter G from your glove the result is love and I have for thee. She answered If you remove the letter P from your name Paige is age and that won’t do for me. The tale is vouched by a friend of the Outlook whose grandmother had it firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Albion
R. L
Outlook
The
Bond Sale Notice for Sullivan County Indiana 1921
Sullivan County Indiana Treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 29,590 dollars. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, dated Oct 15, 1921, payable semi annual May 11 and November 15, with first due May 15, 1922. Bid rejection right reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
Board of Commissioners of
Gorse Lovelace
Curry Township
Said County
Fairbanks and Turman Bureaus Host Graysville Social
Farm bureaus of Fairbanks and Turman townships plan a joint social at Graysville High School Friday evening with a home talent play by the Fairbanks crowd. The play will be shown again Tuesday at Pounds Hall in Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Marlow
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Sara Pauline Benefield
Hinkle C. Hays
West Washington Street
W. E. Gray
Presbyterian Church
Charles Hays
Lohengrin
Montanni
Indianapolis
Lillie Goodman
John Taylor
Marlow
Sullivan
Emily Burton
Sullivan High School
Wabash College
Daily Times
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Masonic Bodies of
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma City
Sinclairs Corporation
Ardmyre
Tulsa
Jack Bradley
John Burton
Rockville
Margaret McGrew
Hymera
Walter Thomipson
Lawrenceville
Ills
Maude Harris
Washington, D. C
Rex Ben? Feld
Columbus
Ohio
Juanita Bailey
Wheats
Muncie
Fairbanks and
Turman
Graysville
Farm
Fairbanks
Turman Township
Pounds Hall
Horse and buggy stolen from public square
A small bay mare and buggy belonging to Rex Fisher east of the city were stolen from the public square around seven o clock Friday night. The pacer weighs about 800 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Fisher
Mutual Truck Company Assets and Liabilities Listed
The Mutual Truck Company of this city under receiver National Bank reports total assets of 124466.21 and total liabilities of 83401. The asset list includes stores patterns equipment land and buildings and various receivables. Liabilities show payable sundry trade and time totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mutual Truck Company
The
National Bank of
Doctor Lindley First Indiana Caesarean Pioneer Dies at 89
Charles Morton Lindley, 89, longtime central Indiana physician, died last week in Princeton. Born 1832 near Hutsonville Illinois, he became Indiana’s first doctor to perform a successful Caesarean in 1867, done in a farmhouse with limited instruments and using one hand, with the patient discharged after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morton Lindley
Indiana
Princeton
Samuel Lindley
Hutsonville
J. W. Lindley
S. E. Lindley
J. H. Neff
Dr. Lindley
Lindley
Farmer Ezra Blevins Dies by Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Ezra Blevins a 55 year old farmer residing near Jackson Hill died last Wednesday from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head with a 38 caliber revolver. The widow and three children survive. The exact motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Blevins
Jackson Hill
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Georgetown
Texas
Marion F. Walters
Arizona
Hosea Siner
New Lebanon
Springer Valley Farm
Shelburn Grays
Acy McCoskey
Dan Meyers
Tom Stevenson
Tom Spinks
Isham Taylor
Newbury
Ind
Marie Merrill
Yankeetown
Newburg
A. W. Youngblood
Taylor
Nelle Merrill
James Smith
Paxton
Douthitt
Collins
Terre Haute
Duffy
Hamilton Township
W. V. Jennings
Himself
Canadian
Walker Jennings
Republican City
ED P. Snow
Riggs Clay Product Company Drain Tile Sullivan
Mutual Truck Company
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