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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
4
The Toledo Blade notes U S Department of Agriculture data showing farm prices up over 20 percent in the last year while purchase costs fall. It cites farm debt and taxes as ongoing burdens, with inflation waning and a brighter outlook despite limited help from recent farm legislation.
Will B. Stark from Davenport Iowa spent Sunday with sisters Lou and Nettie Stark. He just returned from a two month Europe trip and leaves Monday for Winter Park Florida for the winter. Indianapolis residents Mr and Mrs Neville Crowder visited over weekend with Dr and Mrs Joe R Crowder and relatives. T H Star Union subscription notice one year 3.00
List of letters unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana post office dated November 14 1923 includes ladies Clarke Pearl Jovans Clell Stockinger Maude Sweeten Fret Winkles Maggie (2) and gents Arnett Bert Brand Wyatt Green Shiefner Frank A Lewis Tea occupant box 149 R F D 3 tgele James M Rowe Frank J Scott William G Sparks Walter D Stitzell G A Wall William (2) Wolfe Harry Wright Oscar Foreign Freeman Kate (8). Call for these letters by stating Advertised and date advertised.
Mrs Housewife offers a recurring column with tips for daily chores. Readers are advised to clip the column for recipes and practical advice. We list methods for cleaning powder puffs, beating rugs, storing shoes, fixing oil stoves, and stretching beads with violin strings.
In 1920 1921 unemployment surmounted to about 5 million but now labor demand runs high with wages in strength. The Republican party credits policies immigration acts tariffs tax cuts and reduced government spending for improved employment and rising living standards for wage earners nationwide.
Personal and visiting residents from Rensselaer and nearby towns gathered for family dinners and social visits. Clarence Haddon of Los Angeles returns to Indiana after fourteen years, while Abe Curtis and family mark wintering trips to St Peters burg Florida. Attendees include the Tarre, Tanner, Stewart, and Burkholder families with guests from Vincennes Terre Haute and Minneapolis. Ed Reed and his son Robert attend Armistice Day events in Terre Haute.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine can cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh, noting forty years in business and availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
Kennett Arnett son of J J Arnett formerly of Graysville school won second prize in a Knox county contest for rural school children The Farmers Federation sponsored the topic Why my Father belongs to the Farmers Federation or Why my Father does not belong to the Farmers Federation Kenneth wrote the latter He attends Brick Consolidated Schools which led Knox county rural schools last year in scoring
A-Leda argues etiquette goes beyond table manners to speech and phrasing. Misused words reveal culture gaps, with common errors like yeh for yes and between you and me. On addressing people Latin gender terms and calling a husband Mr Brown are advised to avoid. A Mountain GI answers a young man’s no show warrants ending friendship without a written apology within 24 hours.
A live wire lying on a patient can be removed safely by flipping it off with a dry board or stick. Ensure the tool is dry to avoid receiving another shock.
The article praises E. A. Billman Funeral Home in Sullivan, detailing its comprehensive services focused on quality and personal care. It describes showroom caskets, varied materials, embalming procedures, a chapel, private rooms, hospital-like cleanliness, and an extensive vehicle fleet with prompt ambulance service.
Mrs Pearl Carrol and her sister Miss Kittie Barnes and Miss Clara Pittman will leave after Christmas for an extended stay in San Diego California. A sister of Mrs Carrol and Miss Barnes Mrs May Scott resides at San Diego. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Robert Norton of Phoenix Arizona. Mrs Norton was formerly Miss Eva Bosstick of this city and is a daughter of Edsil Bosstick of Sullivan.
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