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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
6
Three rules for making a home at tractive were given to a young married couple by an interior decorator. They were provide utilities arrange a color scheme and make the place livable. The Gentle Hunter quotes a hunter who supports animal protection and uses blank cartridges to avoid harm.
A collage of curious notes on nature science history and society. It cites coffee yields, air needs for children, medicinal remedies, the Aztec year, dog breeds, bear reproduction, high altitude coneys, cheese production in Wisconsin, Chinese poets, speed of human speech, spun glass manufacture in Italy, harlequin snake teeth, amethyst nerve soothing, Berlin stone trade slump, long British cars, sound visibility in closed cars, Michigan tool makers, infant mortality in England, American namesakes for British towns, coal miners, London violin lessons, Stevenson’s dynamometer, Capitol dome paint needs, Washington to Barbadoes trip, prewar French farming, Caruso’s autograph copies, mice in Australian wheat fields, New York street accidents, Gettysburg graves decorum, Australia worship density, U.S. post office long twine supply, eye-glass collecting Ellen Terry, gold by-product in copper lead mines, Australian forests replaced, Shakespeare and others have no living descendants, electric three-blade fan in Paris, Red Cross highway work in China, irrigation reclamation gains, bobbed hair beliefs, Indian women's voting, Myrose constitution for female suffrage, Spanish banknote production abroad, heavy 14th century armor, detachable parasols, aversion to violets, Peary’s polar trek, walrus and white whale yields, French acceptance of men’s attire, Raleigh’s pipe relic, chico nut shells for gas mask coal.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court issues notice to non residents of a quiet title action filed October 11 1922 by Schroeder Price for David Willis against many defendants including Nash Milam and others. The suit targets 224.54 acres in Sullivan County Section 2 Township 6 North Range 9 West and sets December 5 1922 as the response deadline. The filing seeks to quiet title against all heirs and unknown spouses and other claimants. Clerk Charles R Railsback signs the notice with first insertion October 13 1922.
Plaintiffs represented by Schroeder and Price file in Sullivan County Clerk’s office a complaint No 19674 seeking partition of In Lot 122 in Merom and parts of Lots 91 and 92. An affidavit says Axie L Holley Roscoe Moore and Orville Floyd Moore are nonresidents of Indiana. Case set for December 5, 1922. First insertion October 11, 1922.
Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 M on Monday November 6 1922 for coal for the court house jail and county infirmary for the ensuing year. Bids must be good screened coal and good mine run. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor.
The article notes that workers in tanneries are generally free from lung troubles, suggesting fewer respiratory issues among tannery workers compared with other industries.
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