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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
7
A writer urges local country newspapers to unite for a national Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week. He describes the potential impact of suburban and rural papers boosting readership and cross promoting local weeklies, calling on newspapers and associations to launch a coordinated publicity campaign.
An upbeat sales line promises a bold confidence boost by taking Taniae, branded as a remedy to banish nervousness. The advert notes availability at Dougherty and Walters with a call to purchase.
The article notes three distinct screwdrivers to fit three screw sizes. Using the correct driver fits the screw slot without pressure. It also says the proper driver reduces slipping and lowers the risk of accidents.
Constable Si Plum handles a complaint about Squire Hansford's donkey horn blasting neighbors awake. Ed Bascomb praises Arminta Jones as a loyal stamp purchaser who mails stories to magazines. The Rev Perkins leads a prayer meeting while humorous church notes recount oyster season and local antics.
Miss Ima Neath Thomson of Sullivan will resume piano and harmony lessons in Dugger after leaving Dugger last November to join Cadwell Music House of Sullivan. Known for sterling character and success, she will teach from 524 North Court Street at Guy Snow's residence, amid Dugger community approval.
Analysis hints at the scarcity of paths to success for a man but warns there are countless ways to fail. The quote underscores personal responsibility and the need for prudent decisions to avoid embarrassment or mistakes.
Notices announce two complaints in Sullivan County 1921 quiet title actions by Oscar M. Patton et al and Charity L. Keene et al against multiple defendants including Arabella Peele and Thomas Lee. Each filing seeks title clearance on described Indiana parcels with November 28 1921 and September 28 1921 court dates.
Public notice to taxpayers in Sullivan County and Greene County Indiana that a petition with 76 signers seeks macadam paving and drainage on a cross county highway from the southeast corner of Section 24 to the Linton and Duseer gravel road. A October 10 1921 joint commissioners meeting will hear remonstrances until October 6 1921.
George F. Patton as administrator files a final account for Lydia O. Patton of Sullivan County Indiana. The Sullivan Circuit Court will hear the report on Friday October 14 1921 during the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees are urged to attend and show cause if any. John C. Chaney attorney.
Sullivan County Indiana Treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 26300 dollars. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, dated September 15 1921, payable semiannually, first due May 15 1922, over 20 years, auctioned October 8 1921 at 12:00 M. at the county treasurer's office. Bid right reserved. Ed Snow Treasurer of Milliven County Indiana.
In the 1921 Sullivan Circuit Court September term plaintiffs led by T A Kalley file a partition complaint No 19152 against Alma T Harris nonresident, seeking division of 43 acre Indiana real estate in Sullivan County with hearing set for November 28, 1921 at Sullivan Court House. case notes Charles R Railsback seal and Kalley as attorney. first insertion Sept 14 1921.
First insertion September 14 1921 lists Homer Trimble and attorney Walter F Wood in a legal notice. The brief notice records archival date and persons involved, indicating a formal or memorial reference in a local newspaper record.
John C. Chaney administrator of the estate of Benjamin W. Sisson seeks court approval of his account. The report will be heard on Friday October 14 1921 in the September term of court to show cause why the report should not be approved. John C Chaney attorney.
A Chicago clinic operated on a boy to make him a better boy stirring questions about medical ethics. The remark echoes a Boston Transcript quip about calling a weekend gathering a party.
A note on Haddon Hall near Bakewell Derbyshire owned by the Duke of Rutland as a medieval residence. A quip about Nellie and a friend with curls ends with a question to her mother about childhood orders.
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