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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
3
Lyndon county Indiana notice appoints Marion J. Aikin as administrator of Clyde Aikin deceased Sullivan County Indiana estate. The estate is said to be solvent. A. M. Beasley attorney records first insertion October 3 1923.
Auditor of Sullivan County announces sale of bonds on November 3, 1923 to raise funds for construction of ditches and drains in the Coulson v Barnd drainage case, cause 38702. Bonds total 59897.83 dollars, 112 bonds at 500 each and one 397.83 bond, 6 percent interest, maturing 1924–1933, payable semiannually.
Maude W Mc Connell administratrix of Mary E McConnell’s estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final report in Sullivan Circuit Court. The report will be heard on Friday October 26 1923 the 47th judicial day of the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
An overview of how the Vice Presidency evolved from its creation under the Articles of Confederation through the ratification of the Twelfth Amendment, detailing key elections, impeachments, and notable officeholders. It notes the role’s limited influence, cabinet involvement, and the line of succession dynamics shaping early American governance.
A playful note on baseball imagery with the phrase Batter Up. The lines mention Uncle Johns winning and the autumn air. A whimsical reference to a watfle cook using up all the batter adds a humorous touch.
A Sunday School teacher asks Willie for his good act of the week. Willie answers that he visited his Aunt Carrie and made her happy when he left.
A boastful stage hand recalls meeting an actor who could move crowds by reading a restaurant menu. A young comedian quips the performer only read the prices, implying irony about showmanship and taste.
A New York candy manufacturer launches Snow Bananas, a new candy line. A customer asks for the product and the Candy Man confirms its availability, signaling a fresh marketing push.
A man in a house smiles and proclaims joy at winter and snow, but the line contains a misspelling vyhovel and a stray LI, suggesting a typographical or OCR error in an otherwise cheerful quote about the season.
A diner customer complains of a hair in the honey and finds a comb, shaved ice in the ice cream, and an apple sauce said to be made from Baldwins, signaling concerns about food preparation and quality.
Dialogue scene shows Rastus claiming blindness and distress while Rufus comments on the dire condition. The exchange highlights a bleak moment as Rastus insists he cannot see and fears going blind, urging Rufus to find an optimist.
A lady complains to a milkman that his bottles lack cream. The milkman replies he fills bottles to full measure, leaving no room for cream. The exchange highlights disputes over service and portion accuracy.
A humorous classroom exchange defines a pioneer as a man who tunes a piano and an engineer as a man who runs an engine. The joke highlights playful perceptions of skilled trades.
A reader essay in the style of a Q and A column debating gender norms and polygamy. Abou Mahomet responds with irony about familial arrangements and social support systems. The exchange contrasts veiled modesty and women’s cleverness in seeking economic backing.
The text lists age thresholds: ancient Greece and Rome held both sexes mature at 25. In the United States males reach legal majority at 21 and females at 18 in some states. The presidency requires age 35.
The State of Indiana Sullivan County Commissioners hear petition from Raymond McCamason et al for laying out improving a county highway. The route runs west then south sections 3 4 5 in T6N R8W with proposed width 40 feet and gravel or stone surface. Hearing set November 5 1923 at County Commissioners office in Sullivan.
Stella M. Allsm(an) named administratrix of the estate of James M. South late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Estate said to be solvent. Attorney Arthur E. DeBaun listed. First insertion October 16 1923 Saint.
In Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1923 executor of Harriet E Hart George W Buff et al petition to sell real estate to pay debts. Defendants Martin J Barbe Marie Rivenbark Addie Bean Ida Smith Jeanette Fuller not residents of Indiana notified of filing and pendency of complaint. Property described includes parts of the southeast and northeast quarters of sections in Sullivan County Indiana.
Notice of a lawsuit filed in the Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana against a man named in a complaint. The hearing is set for November 26, 1925, in Sullivan County. The clerk certifies the seal and the appearance is in default. Attorney for plaintiff Ways and Hays. Ist insertion Oct 8, 1923.
A visitor, Marie, spent much time outdoors during a country visit and developed an unusually large appetite. She confessed to Aunt May that her appetite grew faster than she herself did, making the excuse amusing and self aware.
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