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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1923

Page

4

Gasoline tax receipts and state fund transfers detailed

The August gasoline tax collections totaled 439338 dollars, with year to date 827846 77 dollars. Funds go to the state highway fund by law, which has lent 1450000 dollars to the general fund owing to the depressed state finances. The general fund repaid 450000 dollars and holds 1000000 dollars from the benevolent institutions tax, returnable only if not needed by benevolent institutions.

General Fund General State Benevolent Institution Benevolent Institutions

Farm prices rise while farmer faces deflation burden

The 1923 United States crop value is set to exceed 1922 by a billion dollars as corn reaches 86.5 cents, oats and barley rise about five cents, and dairy returns exceed last year by twenty percent. Yet critics warn of farmer bankruptcy despite improving conditions and higher labor costs.

United States

Indiana farmers behind schedule in crop report

Indiana and neighboring states show cooler weather and heavy rains delaying corn and oats while wheat, rye, and potatoes suffer reduced yields. Pastures and livestock remain in good condition, with silos filling and fall fruit ripening, as reports from Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Indiana outline conditions and progress.

George C. Bryant Indiana U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Ilinois Wisconsin Michigan Bryant Illinois

Barnett Honored by Hymera Odd Fellows in 40 Year Service

A large Hymera lodge ceremony honored veteran Odd Fellow John G. Barnett for 40 years of membership. The event included initiates, recounts of Barnett’s chair tenure, and a royal set of speeches, with a supper and ceremonies concluding with well wishes for his health and happiness.

Hymera Lodge Order of Odd Fellows John G. Barnett John C. Chaney Sullivan Lodge No L O Institution of Hymera Lodge Order Hymera Francis M. Nead Mr. Nead Grand Lodge Mr. Barnett Odd Fellowship Sullivan County Canton McKeen Terre Haute Mgr. Barnett Barnett Indiana Rebekahs Brother Barnett Clyde Cooksey Nead Breether Barnett Sullivan Lodge George F. Plew

Michigan condition nods to variable weather

Report notes variable conditions in Michigan with wind damage in Illinois to broomcorn. Harvest quality and yield expected to be below normal this year while all livestock remain in good condition and farm labor is normal.

Michigan Illinois

Patch No Sign Of Poverty In A Strawberry Patch

A fragment notes thrifty farmers keep land well dressed and no need for shame over a strawberry patch. The terse transcription lacks full context or clear events but conveys rural frugality and pride in modest cultivation.

Boston

Heart Beats Measured

A normal man's heart pumps about 92 160 beats each day as a basic measure of core human function and stamina.

Reptile to Be Avoided Warning on Centipede Bite

Centipedes are highly venomous with the giant centipede of Venezuela nearly matching vipers in bite severity. Unlike scorpions, centipedes do not sting but bite with two strong horizontal mouth forceps.

Venezuela

Comfort for Policemen in Amsterdam Streets

The city installs electric heated plates set into the ground at several street corners in Amsterdam to provide warmth for police officers on crossing duty. The initiative aims to improve officer comfort during cold weather patrols and reduce exposure while directing traffic.

Amsterdam

You May Be Great Sayings From a Boston Transcript

A Boston Evening Transcript note quotes a saying about greatness built from small deeds, highlighting the idea that lasting achievement arises from steady, unobtrusive effort. The brief remark reflects the era's emphasis on character and daily discipline.

Boston Evening Transcript

Merom Bluff Chautauqua Praised As Banner Annual Event

The Merom Bluff Chautauqua Association held its 19th session from August 23 to September 2, 1923, featuring Professor Sharpe orchestra, Jubilee singers, drama, lectures and music. It drew praise for top talent, good weather, decorum, and substantial educational and moral impact on youth and adults, with next year’s program already planned to surpass prior efforts.

Merom Bluff Professor Sharpe Sullivan Ku Klux Klan Simon Zora Tempe Mystic Shrine of Free Masonry Terre Haute Lewellyn Lyceum Bureau Merom Bluff Chautauqua Association John W. Daugherty Sullivan County Crawford County Illinois Indiana Lyceum Merom Merom Bluff Chautauqua

Card of Thanks for Harold Monk Family

The Monk family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy during Harold Monk's illness and death. They acknowledge Brother Avery for comfort and flowers, signed by Mr and Mrs Thomas Monk and children.

Harold Brother Avery Thomas Monk

New Hupmobile Promises Speed Comfort and Room

The new Hupmobile is faster than previous models and offers improved bump absorption and riding comfort. It emphasizes easy handling, a smoother ride, and greater interior space for drivers and passengers.

New Silent Two Plate Clutch and Updated Roadster Line

The article outlines a new two plate clutch for silent gear changes at all speeds with a high carbon alloy steel transmission, larger gears, oil treatment, and tempering. Frame depth increases by six inches with five cross members and stronger spring shackle bolts, plus a radiator raised for improved cooling and appearance. Roadster body redesigned as a fast rakish runabout with touring and roadster steel wheels nickel plated radiator and lights. Sedan and Coupe styles feature revised curves, wider windows, durable gray upholstery, nickel hardware, and rear view mirror as standard equipment.

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Robert P. White Congress THE American Press Association ODD Fellows Bennett’s West Side Drug Store Alfred Harry Dilley
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