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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
3
A garbled selection shows editors debating car repair standards with contrasting views from Datiag News and Dal las News. The sample criticizes a garage mechanic for more than just basic upkeep, suggesting expectations extended beyond greasing cushions.
Local notes mix humor and small scandals in Bloomington. Ed Bivins recalls front porch talk while Constable Si Plum sharpens a police lad with a jackknife. Cy Hawkins worries over four children amid taxes and tainted food prices.
Joseph Heck of South Bend Indiana describes years of digestive and nervous ailments that left him unable to walk four blocks. After starting Tanlac he reports improved appetite, no fainting spells, better liver and kidney function, and restored energy. The ad cites Tanlac sales in Sullivan Carlisle and other towns.
Lydia E Adams Harmon, born December 11 1837 in Indiana, died September 10 1920 at age 82. She married Joel M Harmon in 1853 and had eight children, with many grandchildren. A longtime Seven Day Adventist, she was buried at Drake cemetery after services by Rev Ferris at her daughter’s home.
In 1732 Bowling Green of 517 acres in New York City was ordered fenced. The site was leased at one peppercorn a year for 11 years to three citizens for a private bowling green, with a renewal for four further 11 year terms at 20 shillings per year.
Notice announces a registration of Jesus voters in Sullivan County Indiana on Monday October 1 1920 from dawn to 3 PM at multiple precinct locations including Jackson Township Hymera Curry Township Fairbanks Cass Township Gil Township Hamilton Township Haddon Township and Paxson Carlisle Pleasantville Turman Graysville and Merom. Attest by Frank M Daniels Auditor. Ist insertion September 22 1920.
Miss Glenn Yeager reports a week ending Sept 19 with daily conditions from Sept 13 to 19. Temperatures ranged from 58 to 86 degrees and weather featured partly cloudy days.
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