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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
6
A Breeders' Gazette plan by Joseph E. Wing outlines a cost efficient stable for work horses and mules. Features include a ten foot drive, 8x10 foot ghostly box stalls, 16 foot spacing, five foot feed alleys, overhead oats and hay chutes, self supporting roof, and movable partitions for flexible stall use.
The author proposes monthly or longer stall cleaning to keep stalls level and odor free. He favors round, rat proof corn cribs at one end of the building to replace stable corn storage and suggests hay and straw storage space with options to blow in or shred fodder.
A regional commentary urges thoughtful forest clearing along streams and hillsides. It advocates preserving valuable saplings, dedicating part of farmland to timber, and planting black locust or catalpa for posts to maintain timber value and prevent deforestation.
A biblical reflection on Jesus death and resurrection, noting the focus on the characters of the Apostles over minute tomb details. It explains the sequence from the crucifixion to appearances, the Spirit’s descent at Pentecost, and the mission to make disciples of all nations, opening Gentile entry through Peter.
In a 16 year timeline the scriptural text notes King Joash seeks temple repairs and questions priest led fund use. It argues voluntary offerings blessed by God, condemns church begging, and urges lay involvement to rebuild spiritual walls of Zion amid a wealthy church yet poor in faith. The piece links biblical warnings to modern church conditions and warns against coercive collection practices. It includes extensive farm property listings and a real estate exchange ad from Sullivan, Indiana.
Prince Edward Island shows high potato yields from under 1,800 square miles with about 6 million bushels yearly. Manure is avoided to reduce rot, newly cleared woods yield well without fertilizer, and lime, clinkers, and coal ash improve soil. Digging timing based on green tops prevents rot, producing No 1 and No 2 boxed potatoes.
An editorial remark from the Atlanta Constitution contrasts goodwill with charity, arguing true generosity cancels part of one’s obligation to the world. The brief quip frames philanthropy as an ethical duty rather than mere benevolence.
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana invites sealed bids for furnishing the city's coal supply for one year starting June 1 1911 with delivery terms and quantity listed in the specifications on file in the City Clerk's office. Bids due by April 26 1911 at 7 p m. Bidder must file statutory affidavit and bond with surety approved by the Mayor. The council may reject any bid.
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