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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
4
Subscription rates for the Sullivan Union show three months priced at one dollar. Publisher listed as R. P. W Publishers with address 725 Dirrelle Chaney.
Partial OCR text shows a second class matter stamp dated July 3 with references to Sullivan Iowa and a March 3, 1873 act. Remaining words are unreadable, leaving an unclear public notice or mailing label with minimal legible fragments.
A political tract argues the Shantung award and League of Nations flaw threaten China and Russia, warning Japan seeks world domination. It attacks the cost of living policy and labor reforms, defending supply and demand while condemning wage and production limits as risking chaos and republic collapse.
Mrs Edsil Bosstick and children William and Eva alongside Miss Goldie Thomas of Indianapolis depart for Phenix Arizona for winter health. Florence Bennett and Josephine Bennett of Bedford return from visiting the Bennetts. Arthur Huber of Kansas City visits his aunt in New Lebanon and works as a printer. Crowder family hosts a dinner with Dr Thomas Crowder and others from Chicago Indianapolis and local residents. Dr L A Stewart and son Lafay ette head to Long Beach California for winter with Dr Ralph Stewart joining later. Ned Wolfenberger’s daughter Nettie Wolfenberger now Mrs. L. A. Stewart, formerly from Sullivan, also in Long Beach. Lawrence Thompson now in Jerome Arizona with a mining company after army service. George Reitzel of Detroit, formerly of Sullivan and Hymera, visits and is a moving film film distributor. Mrs John Chaney and daughter Mrs Lee Bays plan a Marysville Ohio automobile trip to visit relatives. W B Ridgeway recovering from a fall. Mrs Andy McClanahan returns from visits to Wildwood New Jersey and Altoona Pennsylvania with granddaughter Louise Sherred starting school locally. Mr and Mrs E O Steele and family relocate to Bloomington to have children attend the university. Mr and Mrs Herbert Davis return from Helmsburg after visiting Mrs Davis’s sister.
Carrie M. McClain as administrator of Sampel Rice McClain’s estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Friday October 3 1919 during the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
Notice to bidders from the Sullivan county Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon on September 25 1919 for reinforced concrete bridges Mahan Turman Hunt Fairbanks Bedwell and moving the old Bond steel bridge across Busséron creek Bidders must bid each bridge separately and the board may reject any or all bids.
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