Radio Phones of Uncle Sam to Send Out News to Homes
Postmaster General Hays announced a government radio telephony program to disseminate weather market and other information to offices and homes via transmitting stations nationwide. The effort includes a proposed Bureau of Communications and studies by officials including J C Edgerton W A Wheeler and R B Howell with Howell sailing to Europe to study Berlin and Budapest systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Hays
Harding
Congress
Mr. Hays
J. C. Edgerton
Post Office Department
W. A. Wheeler
Department of Agriculture
R. B. Howell
Omaha
Howell
Europe
Berlin
Budapest
Republican National
Nebraska
Senate
Hitchcock
Bureaau
Afr Wai
Air Mall
Cincinnati
St. Lonuis
North Platte
Obituary of Ethel Ernestine Hubble
Ethel Ernestine Hubble daughter of Harry and Jo Hubble was born March 11 1917 in Merom Indiana and died August 30 1921 at four years five months nineteen days She attended Methodist Sunday school and was in Children’s Day exercises reciting a verse She was remembered for a sweet sunny disposition Her death leaves father and mother four sisters Laura May Pauline Genevie Frances one brother Charles and many relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ernestine Hubble
Harry and
Jo Hubble
Merom
Ind
Ernestine
Methodist Church
Jesus
Laura May
Pauline
Genevie
Frances
Charles
Weather Summary From Farmersburg Week Ending Sept 5
Miss Glenn Yeager reports the county weather in Farmersburg for the week ending September 5. Daily highs ranged from 78 to 87 and lows from 64 to 70 with total rainfall of 3.90 inches and 0.20 inches on September 2 and 3. Clear days occurred early in the period and a partly cloudy day later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weher
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather
Notice of Bond Sale by Sullivan County Treasurer
Sullivan County Indiana treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 34300 dollars. Bond issue dated August 15 1921 bears 5 percent interest payable semi annually for 20 years. Sale to start September 24 1921 at 12:00 M at county courthouse Sullivan Indiana. Bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Sullivan County
Roy Drennan
Jackson Township
Said County
Bond Sale Notice for Sullivan County Indiana Roads
Sullivan County Indiana treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 23 000 dollars. Bonds dated July 15 1921 bear 6 percent interest payable semiannually, maturing over 20 years. Proceeds to fund construction and improvement of a township road petitioned by Co B Willis et al in Haddon township. First issue Sept 7 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
Board of Commissioners of
Co. B. Willis Et al
Haddon Township
Said County
E. P., Snow
Jefferson Township to Issue Bonds in Sullivan County Indiana
The voters of Jefferson Township Sullivan County Indiana authorize the issuance of bonds amounting to 26300 dollars at interest not exceeding five percent. The measure follows a September 7 1921 meeting and notes the net assessed property value at 2530955 dollars and a current levy of 37000.78. Taxpayers upset by the decision may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by petition to the County Auditor, with a board set date for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissione
Sullivan County
Fairbanks and
Turman Townships
Board of Commissioners
Indiana
Tarman
Fairbanks
Turmian
Padiane
State Board of Tax Commissioners 9
Frank M. Dantell
Jefferson Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Frank M. Daniels
Turman Township
Turman Township Plans 19000 Bond Issue At 5 Percent
Turman Township Sullivan committee met on September 5 1921 to approve a bond issue not exceeding 19000 at 5 percent interest. Net assessed value listed 3312930 with present 50444.16. Elias Borders et al Road 1 Turman Township rights to be heard. Taxpayers with poll tax only noted. Dated September 7 1921 first insertion September 7 1924 2t.
Auto Top Repair Service Ad
Auto wrecked. We can repair your old top or put on a new one or sell you a new one for seven dollars.
Seed wheat sale and local property development in Sullivan
Seed wheat from Northern New York improved Fultz at 1.15 dollars a bushel will be available at the farm. Stratton addition in Sullivan purchased by R. R. Farmersburg for lay out as building lots. Mrs J E M Purcell and sons Paul and John Knox and Mrs Lu ella Wagner arrived from Long Beach California. Purcell plans Sullivan residence for winter. Carlisle News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Bank
Sullivan
Ind
Bostick
Fairbanks
R. R. Farmersburg
Stratton
J. E. M. Purcell
Paul and
John Knox
Luella Wagner
Long Beach
Cal
Local Residents and Business Moves Highlight Rensselaer Chronicle
Personal TM Mrs. Edson Murray visits her parents in Rensselaer as William Hummel sells 35 acre farm east of the city known as the old fair grounds to F A Arthur for 4500 dollars. G E Gustavosch returns home from Bloomington after visiting the Andersons. Dirrelle Chaney, Post Office Department employee in Washington, visits from Indianapolis to retrieve his car, accompanied by his mother Mrs. John Co Chaney. Otis Hout sells his stake in Stark and Hout to Virgil Stark, and Mrs. Ella Knotts of the city is mentioned in a continuing local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Murray
Rensselaer
Walter N. Thompson
William Hummel
City
Old Fair Grounds
F. A. Arthur
G. E. Gustavosch
Bloomington, Ills
Ed Anderson
Gill Township
Dirrelle Chaney
Post Office
Washington, D. C
Hare
Chaney
Indianapolis
Washington
John Co. Chaney
Otis Hout
Stark & Hout
Virgil Stark
Ella Knotts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and any resulting deafness. It explains the liquid medicine is taken internally and works through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. Druggists sell it and circulars are free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Minds of Lower Animals
The article discusses animal senses and emotions and whether animals possess reasoning. It notes that animals share sight, hearing, touch, and temperature perception, and experience fear, anger, grief, and joy, but questions whether they have elements of reason as humans do. It suggests minds are like ours only in degree.
Why Look on the Dark Side
Everyday life brings troubles and disappointments that tempt us to dwell on the dark side. Reflecting on cautionary bars, the piece argues against dwelling in gloom and encourages avoiding avoidable missteps.
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Will Hays
Radio Project
Christ
God
Theodore Reza
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Damascus
Martin Luther
Luther
Paul
Christ Jesus
Faith
Riggs Clay Product Company
Sullivan, Indiana
Lew W. Gosnell
Molody Bible Institute
Chicago
PL Snow
Millinery Department
Springer-Ger-Gouckenour
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
ARS
D. B. Bevis
Shelburn
John A. Mattix
J. F. Scherb
S. F. Holder Justice of Peace Notary Public
Schere & Holder Insurance & Real Estate City Property
Lyric Theatre
Sullivan, Ind
Woodman ‘Hall
C. F. Walter's
South Side
Russell A. Boles
H. J. Hamilton
Seitz
Dallas
Dallas News
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