Fashion Revue Show Delights Town With Evening Gowns
The October fashion revue showcased models in navy blues, jade greens, and black velvet gowns with fur, silk, and elaborate hats. Children and adults wore period accessories as photographers captured stylish ensembles, including jack tar dresses and duchess fabrics.
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Ikis
Jone Daniels
Wm. Borders
Helen Bland
Werbert Steel
Williners
Rose Self
Fifth Avenue
New York
T.melloré
Lyons
Snabel Kaplan
Dorothy Stratton
Leah Lindley
Madge Evans
Marjory Willis
Leila Stewart
Sammie Lindley
Bobbie Gouchenour
Percy Denham Undergoes Major Surgery in City
Percy Denham of the city underwent a serious surgical operation at the county hospital Thursday. His condition remains satisfactory.
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Percy Denham
Demand for Tax Reform Highlights Indiana Debate
Rockport Indiana October 7 Chairman John J Brown of the state Tax Board argues that the 1919 amendments cure an inequitable 1891 valuation system. He cites Democratic leaders and governors endorsing reform and warns against demagogy as local demands for roads schools and public improvements rise. He notes county assessors undervaluation and a shift toward equity under the new law. The speech ties tax burden to state needs and population growth, with references to public services and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Ind
John J. Brown
Tate Tax Board
Samuel M. Ralston
Mr. Brown
Brown
Goodrich
Western Union Telegraph Company
Indiana
Ralston
State Tax Board
State Board
County Board of Review
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Timothy E. Howard
Boards of Review
Kern
Lamb
Elder
Brookshire
Dun
Students of Taxation
Knotts Son Injured in Street Car Accident
Personal Col. R. F. Knotts reports son Will Knotts of Chicago was seriously injured when struck by a car while boarding a street car. He is hospitalized with a broken leg and scalp wounds and will be there for some time.
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R. F. Knotts
Will Knotts
Chicago
Ino Was and the Call of Parties in Boston
A fragment from the Boston Transprint notes public calls and party setup via telephone. It hints at misaligned party signals and the imperfect reach of communication.
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Ino
Boston
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan County Court
In Sullivan Circuit Court a 1922 action Hosea Hiatt vs Blanche Sandberg et al seeks deed and quiet title to Lot 11 Stratton's addition Sullivan. Nonresident defendants Axie L Holley Roscoe Moore and Orville Floyd Moore are notified to answer by December 5, 1922. Clerk Charles R. Railsback seals the record. Schroeder & Price attorneys for plaintiff. 1st insertion Oct 11, 1922-3t.
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Blanche Sandberg
John M. Moore
Annie Shields
Tony Moore
Axie L. Holley
Roscoe Moore
Orville Floyd Moore
Schroeder & Price
Sullivan Circuit Court
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Stratton
Sullivan
Charles R. Railsback
Men Lead in Death by Own Action
A report notes that male suicides in the United States exceed female suicides by more than two to one. It identifies men most often choosing decisive means and that many women in crisis turn to poisoning.
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United States
Wille
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U.S. Army
O. D
Berman’s Bargain Store
City Hall
Sullivan Indiana
James A. Hayes
Claremont
Cal
Orlando McClain
Fayetteville
Ark
Hayes
Merom
Elizabeth Watten
Sullivan Union
Kansas City
O. H. Hendricks
John A. Mattix
James M. Lang
War Mothers Organization
Indianapolis
Madras
U. S. Govt
U. S. Army
Hosea Hiatt
RIGGS
Copany Shelburn
J. F. Scherb
Justice of Peace Insurance & Real Estate City Property
Lyric Theatre
Call
Manning
Barre
Davis Brothers
E. Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
State Board of Agriculture
Riley Memorial Hospital
Purdue
State Normal
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