Town and Rural Notes From Sullivan Township
Lansbury Riggs made a business trip to Terre Haute on Monday. The little son of Will Gaston died after weeks of illness with funeral at Kingsley led by Rev. O M Deal. Francis, a beloved child, rested in Posu cemetery as friends and neighbors mourned.
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Lansbury Riggs
Terre Haute
Hotzlaw
Plainfield
Will Gaston
Kingsley
O. M. Deal
Fred Wernz
Edgar Strain
Albin Bicknell
Will Lester
Rufus DeHart
Little Brother
Wernz
Francis Elmore Gaston
Emma Gaston
Fairbanks Township
Francis
Littl Francis
Iris
Tiev
Kingsley Wois Cal Church
Pogues Ostietery
Local Notes From Graysville Harbor Area
Fragmentary paragraph notes visitations by business men Ches Bottomf and son Clarenes and J U Meee. Mentions Uncle Jowndee's coffers filled since Ilaisonville bathing beach opened. References to Mewrit and Perne from Hu'renville and a trip last Wednesday.
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Bob Vuanhorn
Mewrit
Perne
Local Notices and Social Snippets from Town Page
Mrs A V Penny and children of Decatur Alabama visit with Chas Thomas. Joe Gray reports from France about enemy devastation. School opens in four weeks. Trustee Arnett announced coal and transport bids. Q P Badger Son to run building again. Will Yager and daughter Vesta visited Washington Indiana. Five machine loads traveled to Trinity Springs last Sunday for a party with one drink each.
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Grandma Snooks
Johnny Baker
A. V. Penny
Decatur, al
Chas. Thomas
Joe Gray
George Phillips
France
Sinclair
Arnett
Q. P. Badger & Son
J. P. Nash
Noah Moore
Will Yager
Vesta
Washington
Ind
Trinity Springs
Social Notes From Sullivan R R Five
Real hot weather stay in Sullivan R R Five area. Mr and Mrs John Bedwell with family visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs David Bedwell Sunday. Mrs Charles Pirtle visited her mother Mrs Aura Smith last week. Those who spent the day with Mr and Mrs Joe Vaughn and family included James Vaughn and wife and son Hayden John Alsop and wife C G French and wife and Mrs H B Alsop and James Alsop. Mrs Hall Goodman of Paxton is real sick. Myrtle Horn of Cincinnati visiting Mrs Julia Alsop then with Mrs Core Sinclair this week awaiting visit with her mama Mrs Maud Murray of Cincinnati.
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Charles Pirtle
Aura Smith
Joe Vaughn
James Vaughn
Hayden
John Alsop
C. G. French
H. B. Alsop
James Alsop
Claud Robbins
J. L. Robbins
Hall Goodman
Paxton
Myrtle Horn
Cincinnati
Julia Alsop
Core Sinclair
Maud Murray
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
Readers learn that catarrh can be cured in all stages by constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claims to influence the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from Toledo, Ohio suppliers.
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Hall
F. J. Coeney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local Social News From Sullivan Area
Mrs Sarah Wininger shopped in Sullivan Wednesday morning. Mrs Jake Prose spent Thursday with Sirs Geo Heady of near Sullivan. Mrs Sam Lee and Mrs Ernest Stanley shopped in Sullivan Thursday afternoon. Dewey Baughman has returned home after several months away. Mrs Mary Hort spent weekend with daughter Mrs Emory Stanley near Merom. Jake Prose and wife visited John Hart and family near Sullivan Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Maple near Sullivan spent Sunday with Gilbert Irvin and family. Mrs Ernest Stanley left Saturday for Chillicothe Ohio to visit her husband in training camp. Mrs A A Brown and daughter Hazel returned Sunday evening after two weeks with Mrs Martha Woods of Fort Branch.
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Sarah, Wininger
Sullivan
Jake Prose
Geo. Heady
Near
Sam Lee
Ernest Stanley
Dewey Baughman
Mary Hort
Emory Stanley
Merom
John Hart
David Maple
Gilbert Irvin
Chillicothe
Ohio
A. A. Brown
Hazel
Martha Woods
Fort Branch
S. E. Raines
Freeport
Til
Buln Barnard
Indiasipelis
Ams
Win S. Bicknell
Fr Poreersburg
Chester Towsey
Milton Her
Fort
Iowa
J. R. Crowills
James Sinclair
Indiana
Elmer Thomas
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Paul Daugherty
Marjorie Steele
Herbert Steele
Edsil Bosstick
Eva
West Baden
Schuyler Douthitt
Notre Dame
F. M. Douthitt
Navy
Frank Kauffman
Howard Thompson
Munday
Syracuse
N. Y
Theodore Powell
Mary Angell
Sargent Lee Angell
France
New Quick Acting Thermometer Uses Fine Wire Alloy
A rapid thermometer operates by sensing resistance changes in a fine wire of 60 parts phitinum and 35 parts iridium. It measures up to 1,850 degrees Celsius with a galvanometer in circuit, and is suited for monitoring temperature changes in cylinders of stem or explosion engines.
Soldier dogs endure both beauty and tragedy in war
The text extols dogs as loyal and uncomplaining bystanders in war, noting their beauty and the tragedy of their deaths at their posts and the ongoing need for more soldier dogs to serve alongside humans.
Great Things Born in Silence
A reflective quotation by Carlyle on how silence shapes form and time. It describes silence as the element that helps things cohere until they emerge fully formed to rule daylight. The passage emphasizes patience and the transformative power of quiet.
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Carlyle
Canning String Beans and Lima Beans Guidance
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture detailing canning methods for string beans and lima beans. Includes washing, trimming, blanching times, brine preparation, packing, processing under pressure, and boiling options with notes on sealing and storage.
Concentrated Vegetable Soup Canning Guide
U S Department of Agriculture instructions for making and canning a mixed vegetable soup. Mixtures include tomato pulp corn or beans okra onion and red pepper with salt and sugar. Describes sieving boiling filling jars processing times and sealing under pressure with follow up boiling and storage steps.
Figs for Canning Instructions from Agriculture Dept
Figs must be sound and firm. Soak six quarts of figs in a soda bath for five minutes, rinse, and boil two quarts of syrup with sugar to one gallon of water. Add figs, simmer one hour, then pack jars and seal. Boil quart jars 80 minutes in a water bath, test for leaks, and store in a cool dry place.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Asparagus Canning Tips and Obituary of Francis Gaston
The article outlines U S Department of Agriculture guidance on selecting preparing blanching canning and processing asparagus for jars and hot water bath methods. It also carries an obituary for Francis Elmore Gaston detailing his birth in 1910 death in 1918 and his family and church life including funeral arrangements.
PERT OF AGRICULTURE PEPPERS FOR CANNING
The best peppers for canning are Spanish pimentos with thick skin. Bell peppers are unsuitable. ripe sound peppers are chosen while small or broken peppers go to sauces and chutneys. Prepare by roasting six to eight minutes then peel seed and pack dry in fattened layers. Process pints in boiling water for 33 minutes or ten minutes at eight pounds pressure in a steam canner.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Safe Canning of Rhubarb by Home Bottlers
United States Department of Agriculture guidance covers rhubarb canning due to acidity. It advises enamellined containers only and vertical packing for jars, with water bath processing times differing by size and region, and suggests rhubarb sauce as a more economical option.
Placing and Canning Plums for Preservation
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture describe selecting uniform plums, pricking to prevent bursting, packing tightly in jars, and filling with a hot syrup made from five pounds eight ounces of sugar and one gallon of water. Process quarts for 15 minutes, then seal and store in a cool dark place.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Local notes on visits, births, and service members
An assortment of items from Freeport and nearby areas includes Prof. S. E. Raines visiting relatives and formerly guiding local schools, Miss Buln Barnard visiting Indiana relatives, and several residents traveling or awaiting military service. Updates cover a Mayo Hospital recovery, a tree fall accident, Notre Dame student visits, a Navy enlistment, and Angell family correspondence from France and Indiana troop movements.
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Swifts Pride
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Earl Boles
Will Gaston’s
M. A. Rose
Will Lester’s
York, Il
Carl Lester
Chris Dubois
Shelburn
James Brown
Farmersburg
Air
John Thomas
West York
Will Thomas
Jessie Harrison
Ralph
Warren Dickerson
Katie Boles
John Ramsens
Charles Davis
Pratrieton
Della Riggs
Ancil Woodard
Dodd Bridge
Florence Cameron
Aran
Charles Riggs
Sshithoek
Graysville
Essie
Maryland
Ilinois
Maine
Virginia
Indiana Association of
Indiana Association of Small Loan Brokers
Service Department
Lemcke Annex
Indianapolis
the Fidelity Loan CO
The
Riggs Clay Product Company
John Bedwell
David Bedwell
New Lebanon
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