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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

3

Sullivan County bank cash balance sworn 1923

The bank cashier E G Carrithers swears the included financial statement is true. Notary Anna Hunt confirms the oath dated September 18 1923 with commission expiring April 18 1925. Directors Ben Davis Ed Maple Joe Smock Herman Smock noted as officers and trustees.

State OF Indiana County OF Sullivan C. L. Davis Benjamin Davis Joe K. Smock E. G. Carrithers G. W. Gambill G. D. Scott Paul Higbee W. C. Jamison J. B. Maple J. H. Crowder Herman Smock E. D. Maple

Tigers Unknown In Africa

A statement notes that tigers are native only to Asia including India, Siberia, Persia, Java and Sumatra, with no wild tiger records in Africa. The remark, cited to Rev. R J Campbell, argues such claims reflect human kinship with a greater existence.

Africa Asia India Siberia Persia Java Sumatra African R J. Campbell

Tanlac hailed as best medicine by grateful husband

Harry Fels of Muncie Indiana praises Tanlac for curing his wife of stomach trouble and weakness. He reports her appetite returning, digestion improving, and sleep normal, and says he is taking Tanlac with good results. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Harry Fels Kirby Ave Muncie Ind Taniac

Vast List of World Facts Captured From History Almanac

A compilation of scattered notes spanning ancient calendars, explorers, natural history, demographics, and science. Includes dates like 560 B C and 1751, figures on sheep, water power, and eclipses, plus curiosities about animals, plants, and technologies.

Property Transfers Mapped Across Townships in Public Ledger

A long list records numerous real estate transfers including Albert B. Pitcher to J R Pitcher for 450 dollars in sections 14 and 2, Roscoe McClanahan to David Bedwell for 400 dollars in a southwest corner, and multiple parcels sold by Monon Co to Mitchell & O’Conner for 1 dollar plus coal rights. Additional deeds show Sarah E. Skinner selling to Barnes, H. A. Abram selling central coal parcels, and Julia E. Arnett selling Highland add parcels, with various subsequent conveyances to J. H. Worth, C. F. and Nannie Walters, and others, detailing sizes, blocks, and coal rights. The slate includes transfers in Fairbanks, Haddon, Paxton, Shelburn, Sullivan and Jackson townships, plus several small lots in Hamilton and Flora Cavins to Roy Simmons and others, many noting ex coal or coal rights and specific lot dimensions.

Cass Albert B. Pitcher J. R. Pitcher Coal Roscoe McClanahan David Bedwell Monon Co Mitchell & O’conner J. H. Worth Sarah E. Skinner Barnes

LICKSKILLET ITEMS From The Bloomington Star

A mix of land transfers and odd snippets from Bloomington Star readers. Property trades include Plew survey plots and coal company ex coal notes, with sale totals and buyers such as Jos Wheat to Amanda Wambaugh and Sue Price to D H Mahan. Local anecdotesDescribe Aunt Sally Hawkins tea, a screech owl, pension news, Ambrose Hamilton’s watermelons, and a mortgage lift.

Jos Amanda Wambaugh Plew Sue Price D. H. Mahan G. H. Beckett Hymera St. Bk Nettie Hoban Pittsburg Coal & Coke Co Wint Cummins Sally Hawkins Johnny Sprucebey Ambrose Hamilton Martinsville Freelove McAllister Zeke Stubbins Zeke Salina Baker

Deluge Motifs in Chinese Tradition Compared to Bible Flood

The Li Ki narrative describes a broken heaven and disordered universe as waters burst forth and overwhelmed the earth. It frames rebellion against heaven as the cause of cosmic collapse, echoing biblical flood themes with a focus on harmony and natural order.

New York Food Research Institute of Standford University America Europe Soay Hebrides Scotland Spain Lord Clifton Earl of Darnley China

May Become President Born In Woodshed

A Council Bluffs infant born in a woodshed may rise to prominence. the Cedar Rapids Gazette notes the unusual origin could, with time, lead to future presidential prospects.

Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids

Reminder for Bald Men Humor Note

A Canton Repository quip notes the joke that the great problem is distribution not production, a line delivered with force as a bald man shaves. The remark blends economics satire with a punchline about timing and appearance.

Lincoln Edison Emerson McCormick Agassiz Canton

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