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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
8
A collage of humorous observations and aphorisms on politics, society, gender roles, and daily life. The musings touch on Armistice era views, public figures, faith, fashion, and common sense, weaving light satire through everyday scenes.
A proclamation notes bargain turkey sources, hinting where affordable birds may be found for the holiday. It emphasizes practical shopping for the Thanksgiving feast without delaying in search of value.
In days gone by girls rode a bob sled while now they ride a closed flivver. A flapper with a bobbed head stands beside them in this vintage contrast.
A collage of quips and quotes on divorce, alcohol, fashion, and politics. It references Henry Ford, alcohol debates, alimony fears, and satire from multiple papers, including Birmingham News and Cincinnati Enquirer, all humorously critiquing social norms.
A fragmented column notes changing tastes under Prohibition, hints at rising song titles like The Return of the Swallow and themes of drink prices quality and aviation talk. It mentions health warnings about kisses, marital safety from contagion, Shelburne collectors, and Furepedns urging Uncle Sam to cross.
Thomas M. Durham administrator of Newton V. Beines estate filed a final report with the Sullivan County Circuit Court. The report will be heard on Monday, November 26, 1923, the first judicial day of the November Term. Creditors heirs and legatees are to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
Riley Ransford of Graysville and William Wyman northeast of town left Thursday for a Tampa Florida winter. Hinkle C. Hays and W. P. Stratton travel to Washington and New York on legal business. Ed J. Turman and Ed Hill return from a Black River Missouri hunting and fishing trip. Paul L. Reid returns from Tulsa visiting daughter Mrs. Jack Bradley and family. Mrs. Jane Jones heads to California for winter to visit son Claude Jones. Clay Wolfe of Colorado Springs, formerly of this city, visits relatives here.
Notice announces Earth sale by Mattix and Wible inviting calls and visits at the first door west of State Bank. It provides no dates or prices and emphasizes a sales pitch over details.
160 acre stock and grain farm offered for sale or trade at a bargain. Interested parties may call or write J Frank Pierson Hymera Indiana.
Mrs. Jennery Deake of Carlisle Indiana offers barred rock cockerels Tiieslet strain by phone 1341. Also seeks attendants at Central Indiana Hospital for Insane Indianapolis Indiana and a general kitchen worker position. Room board and laundry provided. Apply to Dr George F Holenharter Superintendent care of hospital.
The notice seeks live turkeys geese ducks and chickens inviting interested sellers to contact Homer Wiltse at Forst's store.
Paul Meisenhelder of Indianapolis stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Meisenhelder over Sunday.
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