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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
4
A practical 30 by 15 foot poultry house design by A. Al Ziemer features eight foot front height, six foot rear, light warm construction with tar paper lining. It uses oat straw insulation, three wire-netting pens, two 24 by 28 inch front windows per pen, roosts, dust baths, nests under front platforms, clover rack, movable partitions and seasonal muslin drafts, praised as simple warm and economical.
The article explains nearly continuous concrete work and advises predetermined joints only when necessary. It describes avoiding horizontal joints in foundations, preferring uninterrupted pours, methods to create interlocking sections, and forming grooves with wedged 2 by 4 inch boards to align successive pours.
The U S government reports 21,801,000 milch cows, up 81,000 from last year, with rising value per head. New York leads with 1,271,000 cows. New Jersey records the highest value per head at 47.50, while Nevada has the smallest herd at 19,000.
The Kansas Agricultural College plans to produce at least 100000 hog cholera serum doses next year to boost the value of the Kansas hog crop and support farmers.
In France buyers can purchase carcass parts of a fowl such as legs wings and heart in markets. The system allows selection of any desired portion of the bird for sale or cooking.
An idle salon conversation centers on love and marriage as the maroon tied young man muses on time, romance, and judgment. He claims he will not marry now yet hints he may reveal Evelyn's name soon as he plans to see her tomorrow night.
A chorus of voices reacts to the news of Bob Fairburn's engagement to Edith, reflecting rivalries, past loves, and social pressures. Family relatives speculate on reputations, weddings, and future fortunes as characters debate dress choices and motives.
LADIES LIST McGirty Miss Lucile Mr Grew Margere E Rhmus rs Bura Vaniake Luis GENTS LIST Miack Robert Hadhey Carl Lewis ann Herry Morris Elmer Robertson Am Thowipsi Williem When calling please say advertise One cent due on each letter A A HobLmes P.M.
Springer and Carrithers advertise paying the highest cash price for wool at the old McCammon friotel Building. The notice signals a wool purchase event with emphasis on top bid and local traders.
Office advertises mortgage exemption blanks for sale. Public notice indicates availability at the office for interested parties to purchase and complete filings.
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana invites sealed bids on April 26 1910 for supplying street lighting under terms in file specifications. Bidders must file affidavits of bidding independence and include a $1000 bid deposit. The City reserves the right to reject all bids. Mayor T Ed Hoover. City Clerk J S Schroeder.
A historical ledger lists assorted payments and expenses including revenue assessments for Daniels Schaffer Kaufman and others. Notable entries cover court house costs Sullivan Electric Co. bridge repairs and coroner inquest disbursements with amounts ranging from 1.25 to 150.00 dollars and itemized names.
The Sullivan county Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon May 4 1910 for construction of three steel bridges The Safe Whitman Bridge Riggs Bridge and Harry Brown Bridge in Turman Township Each bridge bids separately The board may reject all bids Attest Ben C Crowder Auditor First insertion Apr 13 21
Sulivan citywide sanitation notice requires cleaning ground privies and vaults removing garbage from city premises burn or bury rubbish on vacant lots spread cinders haul tins and clear drains weeds culled twice in growing season inspection by April 30 with costs charged to owners or tenants for any unsanitary conditions found after notice. E. M. Corbin secretary of health.
Sullivan Circuit Court appoints W P Stratton administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Adam Deckard late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. Estate is probably solvent. First insertion April 20 1910 31.
Silver Chaney as administrator files final account for Noah Crawford deceased of Sullivan county Indiana. The Sullivan circuit court will hear the report on Friday April 22 1910 the 29th judicial day of the March term creditors heirs and legal representatives must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved.
Sullivan Circuit Court March Term 1910 Varinia D Hale vs Benjamin F Hale Civil cause action for divorce. Plaintiff’s complaint filed March 31 1910 with affidavit showing defendant non resident of Indiana. hearing set for May 30 1910 in Sullivan County Court House unless answered prior. Clerk Arthur Be DeBaun officiates. Silver Chaney attorney for plaintiff.
Milton A. Haddon administrator of Jeannette Manuel deceased files final report in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set Monday May 30 1910 first judicial day of May term. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause why report should not be approved.
Louisa McClanahan and Fannie Funk executors of William A Brunker and Phoebe A Brunker deceased Sullivan county Indiana have filed their final report in the circuit court. The report will be heard on Friday April 22 1910 at the March term creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
Petition filed in Sullivan Circuit Court seeks levee along Busseron Creek from Grove I Blowers lands to the Wabash River and diversion of portions of the creek. Hearing set for May 30, 1910, with parties named as respondents to the drainage project filed by Leona Prather et al represented by A D Cutler and J T & W Hays. First insertion Apr 20, 1910-31.
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