05 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
3
The message urges immediate travel and Navy service with a two year commitment. It promises world-wide scenery and experience plus a 30 day vacation and shore leave. A recruiting station is nearby and the postmaster can provide details.
A long list of disbursements and reimbursements from Sullivan County including salaries for sheriffs and superintendents, per diems, justice and jail expenses, county auctioned property proceeds, and payments to local banks, newspapers, and merchants. Named individuals include Orville Hale, R. P. White, Sull Tel Co, Ward Coal Co, Wabash Valley Electric, Farmers’ Union, and many local firms. figures range from a few dollars to several hundred dollars.
A petition filed in the Sullivan County Auditor’s office requests the appointment of a Memorial Committee by the county commissioners. The petition is signed by one hundred or more taxpayers and the appointment will occur at the first Monday of November 1919 at the Sullivan County Court House. Frank M. Daniels, Auditor. First insertion Oct. 15, 1919.
The Special Information Service of the U S Department of Agriculture outlines efforts to grow food both on the farm and in yards. It highlights community organizations placing small scale breeders on a basis similar to large scale breeders and notes expanded opportunities in home and foreign markets.
Dairy experts urge small farmers to adopt purebreds through community support. County agents, farm bureaus, bredding associations, and record keeping aid the transition, expanding markets at home and abroad for purebred cattle. A shift from isolated farming to coordinated effort promises better quality stock and sustained profitability.
Two sales of Poland China hogs in Sullivan last Wednesday and Thursday produced solid totals. The Sullivan County Poland China Breeders Association sale brought 4560 dollars with gifts of 300 225 and 200. The Union Christian College sale added about 4500 dollars. Sales occurred in tents on North Main Street used by the Sullivan County Pure Bred Livestock Association show.
Mr and Mrs Albert Walters of Haddon township were seen in the city Saturday indicating a weekend visit by a local couple.
Notice by Commissioner in cause 18189 for George W. Puddll et al versus Zalman Riddell et al. selling on November 13, 1919 in New Lebanon Indiana. Describes multiple lots in New Lebanon and a portion of section 24 totaling 216 100 acres, with parcels to be sold separately or together. Cash in hand. Sale at 1 PM. TI. H. Kalley, Commissioner. First insertion Oct. 22, 1919.
The Tri Kappa Sorority plans a Thanksgiving time comedy titled Oh, Oh Cindy to be staged at the Gymnasium school. Local residents will form the cast and rehearsals start in about three weeks to raise funds for charity.
Ed Kelley the former Sullivan County sheriff has sold his Blackhawk area farm and plans to relocate to Sullivan in the near future.
A vivid scene unfolds as a voice in patent leather shoes presses a command to halt. The hurried figure descends stairs, pink with haste, in a moment captured from the Loston Tran script.
A recording meter has been invented to measure steam consumption in an industrial plant and cheek waste.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court issues a notice to non residents on damages for malicious prosecution. Clarence Houpot Samuel P Kelly plaintiff files complaint No 18340 on October 2 1919 with attorney Arthur D Cutler. Defendant must appear at the December 13 1919 hearing or face a default. Clerk David Giles seals the notice. First insertion October 22 1919.
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