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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
8
A collage of scattered notes and musings from Court House cupola observations includes humorous takes on pork and beans pumpkin pie and old jokes about Prohibition and national figures. It weaves in local references to Blae Fe md and Graysville while nodding to civic topics and light verse.
A note from Oklahoma reports Governor holds outdoor barbecue events as part of campaign outreach. Local residents and supporters gather at regional stops, aiming to energize turnout ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
The excerpt questions perceptions of women in period dress and mocks a male figure described as indolent. It hints at critiques of fashions like bustles and phrases about percent and nuisance without clear events or names.
A commentator notes the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has not taken a stance on the pro monkey theory, though many may have descended from a common ancestor.
The Turman Homemakers Club meets Friday at 1 30 in Graysville High with Fairbanks guests. Program includes readings on menus and Miller's Angelus, a Fair report by Fern Nowlin, and music from North Carolina garlands. Lucile Durham leads the Angelus study followed by Irma Pound on Chimes and Bells. Visitors welcome.
The notice lists a one year subscription rate of three dollars for T. H. Star and Union, indicating pricing details for readers.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to a infirmed mucous line in the Mustachian Tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as treating catarrh and related hearing issues for over forty years. Sold by all druggists, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Sarah Thomson widow of Abijah Thomson died suddenly at the Thomson homestead in Fairbanks township. The 72 year old had been in ill health for weeks and collapsed while seated in a chair. heart failure is listed as the contributing cause. Surviving are three sons Dr. Gilbert J. Thomson of Terre Haute Homer A. Thomson and Chauncey Thomson of Fairbanks township.
Court orders hearing on December 10 1925 in Indianapolis Indiana to consider debtor Tressa A Goodwins petition for discharge. Creditors to be notified by mail and publication of notice in The Sentinel Union newspaper. Clerk William P Baers issued the order signed by Judge Albert B Anderson.
The county clerk reports a busy season issuing hunting licenses as quail season runs from Saturday to December 20. The November licensing surge surpasses all other months, with two women, Mrs Will H Burks and Mrs Ben Boston, already issued licenses this fall.
Thomas M. Durham administrator of Newton W. Haines estate files in Sullivan Circuit Court a verified report of account. The court will hear the report Monday November 26 1925 in Sullivan Indiana. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the report should not be approved. Arthur B E DeBaun attorney. First insertion Oct 31 1925-5.
The Hamilton Township Farm Bureau met at the Baptist church and adopted a resolution prohibiting hunting on their farms without special permission. A similar resolution was adopted in Curry township. Paul Farlow of Illinois Central Railroad spoke, using films on poultry production dairying and limestone use.
Notice declares French Long Charles E Warren and John T Beasley named as executors of the Jacob F Hoke estate in Sullivan County Indiana The estate is described as solvent Beasley Douthitt Crawford and Beasley are attorneys with the first insertion dated November 7 1923 and run for three weeks
The author cites Artemus Ward on intellect lacking with no strength of mind to apply it. He argues one may possess common sense or intellect yet fail to use it effectively without inner fortitude.
Olney E Sluder 33 farmer near Shelburn and Floy Johnson 33 near Farmersburg. Charles Criss 25 carpenter Lewis and Ruby May Bickel 22 of Coalmont. Ollie Lorn Terhune 19 miner and Flora Ellen Berders 19 of Dugger. Homer Sturgeon 48 farmer near Farmersburg and Alma McGarvey 48 of near Farmersburg.
A special notice calls residents to a 1:30 PM Saturday gathering at the hall above John D. Hill’s store in Shelburn to form an association for the Little Flock cemetery trust fund. Officers to be elected and related business to be discussed, contributions welcome and the fund remains open for now.
A terse remark links the need to look up at airplanes and sideways at cars to a Darwin like evolution of the swivel neck, prompting lively street commentary on adaptation.
R D Henderson offers Winesnaps Arkansas Black Ken Davis Indiana Favorite and other varieties at his orchard seven miles east of Carlisle and a half mile east of Indian Prairie church. Trees sprayed five times. Last year customers praised keeping apples into May.
160 acre stock and grain farm offered for sale or trade at a bargain. Contact J Frank Pierson Hymera Indiana by call or write.
For sale Barred Rock cockerels of Zinglet strain from Myrs Emory Drake Carlisle Ind. Phone 45-4.
Advertises positions for women to work in the hospital in Indianapolis Indiana. Mentions general kitchen duties room and board laundry and a salary. Applicants directed to Dr George F Edenharter Superintendent care of hospital for blanks.
A. N. L. Burton in Graysville offers one Angus bull for sale and additional heifers. Contact by phone for details and pricing.
Dersigned named executor of the estate of William H. Burnett in a notice filed with attorney Arthur E. DeBaun. First insertion October 24, 1823. 38t.
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