Lee F Bays Attorney 1st Insertion
Attorney Lee F Bays appears in public notice of legal matter with designation ct 8 1928 t.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
7
Attorney Lee F Bays appears in public notice of legal matter with designation ct 8 1928 t.
Last Wednesday a preacher shared a squash pie with Aunt Sally Hawkins as gratitude for porch cleaning and wood splitting. Ambrose Fish visited Love Ann Long with a gilt frame for a George Washington portrait. Zeb Stubbins vows his straw hat endures a third season and will be burned when Hi Johnson wins the presidency. A pie eating contest is planned at Freelove McAllister’s house. Postmaster Ed Bascomb notes dull office activity with few cards. Salina Baker reports her preacher’s pants were tearing at church prompting repair plans by the women’s sewing circle. Cy Hawkins planned to visit Per tina Fish but left after smelling frying onions and fearing tears. Squire Hartsock trades spring wagon for a garage in the hen house for a new Ford as improvements continue.
L R Fitzsimmons of the Northern Indiana Power Company directs driving two 60 foot white cedar poles upright in 45 feet of quarry water to support extra boilers and spray units. Poles weigh a ton and a concrete collar shields the bottom while engineers calculate the submerged collar mass and water supply.
A wide-ranging column critiques education in religion, the role of fear, and the thinker’s challenge to provoke real thinking. It cites Perscy Stickney Grant, a New York Lloyd George lunch remark, and cites Labor, property, and wealth dynamics. The piece also notes Oklahoma politics and weaponizes a broad survey of social issues including divorce, cancer, and German war industry.
Engineers describe a cork like pole set in water and secured with three tons of concrete. A special raft with a center slot moves the pole into position where spray pipes will double the plant’s capacity. The Northern Indiana Power Company must pump 24 000 gallons per minute during peak load to keep condenser water cool.
A Boston Evening Transcript reflection on marriage motives noting love for a first marriage and loneliness or habit driving later unions. The piece explores social views on how years and desire shape a woman’s partner choices.
A reflective piece notes how a simple suggestion, ignored at first, can later prove valuable. It stresses that insight often comes from unexpected sources and timing matters in recognizing merit.
A local report notes carp commonly reach about a hundred years old. The article discusses longevity claims for these fish and references possible age indicators and records observed by enthusiasts and scientists.
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