Sullivan Union Reflects on Capper Farm Debate
The Sullivan Union discusses agricultural economy and Senator Capper in a critical editorial exchange. It notes that farm conditions are improving and contrasts Capper the politician with Capper the publisher, while praising the new Linceton Clavion News building opened to the public with owners Fred Ewing and George B Grigsby highlighted.
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Capper
Indianapolis Star
Linceton Clavion News
Fred Ewing
George B. Grigsby
Grigsby
Prominent Local Republicans Tied to Princeton Post Office
Mr. Ewing longtime figure in first district Republican politics now serves as postmaster at Princeton. Mr. Grigsby, a Sullivan native and son of the late Bayless Grigsby, began his career as a printer at the old Times office in this city.
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Ewing
Princeton
Grigsby
Sullivan
Bayless Grigsby
Old Times
Advertised Letters List for Sullivan Post Office
Unclaimed letters as of October 17 1923 in Sullivan Indiana include ladies Duffy Edna Griffith Mary O Neal George Wilber Earl and gents Allen H C Bass Albert Burk John Harper Herbert Lewis Ted Loudermilk James Schneider L W White Darius Woods O Callers should say Advertised and provide date advertised to claim at the post office in two weeks before Dead Letter Office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Duffy
Thomas J. Grantley
Edna, Griffith
Mary
O’neal
George Wilber
Earl
First Incubation of Eggs in England
The first incubation of eggs occurred in England using a charcoal fire and a cotton covering.
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England
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Trueblood Estate
Charles Trueblood named administrator with will annexed of the estate of Wilson Trueblood, late of Sullivan County Indiana, deceased. Estate declared solvent. Arthur E. DeBaun attorney. First insertion October 17, 1923.
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Wilson Trueblood
Sullivan County
Indiana
Charles Trueblood
Will
Arthur E. Debaun
Local Weekender Notes From Big Springs and Carlisle
Alice Borders visited Helen Cushman from Saturday to Monday. Warren Watson and wife with Leona Kennett attended the Haddon township fair at Carlisle on Friday. Sylvia Medsker stayed home while Charles Knight visited his son at Carlisle. Farmers near completion of wheat sowing. Mary Mann and mother, Homer Bicknell and wife, Tom Mann and family attended a birthday dinner at Irvin Bicknell's in Terre Haute Thursday. Edna Pounds was in Sullivan on Friday. A much needed rain fell early in the week. Rev. Bennett dined with J. W. Watson on Sunday.
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Alice Borders
Helen Cushman
Warren Watson
Leona Kennett
Haddon Township
Carlisle
Sylvia Medsker
Charles Knight
Mary Mann
Homer Bicknell
Tom Mann
Irvin Bicknell
Terre Haute
Edna Pounds
Sullivan
Bennett
J. W. Watson’s
Toner enters Indiana governor race with focus on tax cuts
Edward C. Toner editor of The Anderson Herald announces his Republican bid for governor. He calls for strict economy, full-value taxation on personal property, and lower utility rates arguing present valuation favors large property. He seeks Blue Sky law reform and end to favoritism in enforcement as core campaign themes.
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Anderson
Ind
Edward C. Toner
The
Anderson Herald
Toner
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Bestus
Mr. Toner
Ending Unemployment by Republican Policy Gains Rebound
John T. Adams argues that since March 1921 Republican policies reduced unemployment through tariff protections and War Finance loans, cut taxes for low incomes, lowered interest rates, tightened immigration, and forged stronger living standards. He asserts wage earners now enjoy higher wages, shorter hours, lower living costs, and better conditions than in any other nation.
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United States
Republican Party
War Finance Corporation
Solid South
North
Republiccan Party
Indiana corn crop down 16.9 million bushels from frost losses
The Indiana crop report notes a drop of 16.87 million bushels in the state corn yield from September's figure due to frost in 22 counties. Oats, small grains, potatoes and tobacco also fall, while white potatoes apples and hay show slight gains.
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Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Indian Gd
Indiana
Political Dishonesty and Its Ripple Through Life
A moral tract arguing that dishonesty in politics corrupts character and spreads to business and society. It warns that those who lie in public life will lie in private matters, slander others, and tarnish the Christian label, urging all to engage in politics rightly as a science of government.
Last Love Safest
Florence Herald notes that while being a man's first love might seem romantic some women view being his last love as the safer choice.
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Florence Herald
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Arthur Capper
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Eiesee
Hallowe
Attila
Crete
Trent
Pedro
Pike
Miller
Fenuine Fockford Sox
Index Nation Co
Queen City
R. P. White, P. M
Over Seitz Jewelry Store
Big Springs
Andersen
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Matthews
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