Work resumes on Center Ridge Cemetery improvements
Workmen reopened the Center Ridge Cemetery project to finish the expansion and circular drive as funds allow. Lt Robert Massey, returning from Camp Grant, will discharge from the dental reserve corps. his brother William Massey serves in the U S Navy. Their father, the late Alexander Massey, was a lawyer and publisher in Sullivan Union and Reno, New Mexico.
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Center Ridge Cemetery
Ad- Miieg
Wien
CoTubuere
Robert Massey
Camp Grant
Ken Merom
Massey
Dental Reserve Corps
Granville
Camp Greenteafl
Camp Merritt
N. J
William Massey
United States Navy
Alexander Massey
Sullivan Union
Mr. Musser
Reno
New
United States
Calamity Wayne Pauline II Tops Beltsville Dairy Test
A new queen on the Beltsville Maryland government farm, Calamity Wayne Pauline II, completed a year test producing 22,547.8 pounds of milk with 3.805 butter fat and 8,455.4 pounds total fat. The 305 day record was 19,256.6 pounds of milk at 3.7 percent fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Pauline II
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Calamity Wayne Pauline II
United States
Haalstein-Friesian Association
Wayne Pauline
Michigan Agricultural College
Suprevised Purity of Milk Equipment Letter Sent
United States Department of Agriculture dairy division has sent a letter to 1400 city health officers urging provision of laboratory equipment to test milk. The missive warns a health department cannot protect public health without proper lab tools to detect bacteria dirt added water and preservatives in milk. It lists equipment needed for a milk analysis laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Dairy Cow Most Profitable On The Farm Says Industry Guide
The dairy cow is the most profitable animal when properly managed. With the right food and quantity she reliably returns a profit. Underfeeding lowers output while overfeeding harms health. Feed suitably keep her calm and comfortable and she is as valuable as the goose that laid golden eggs.
Cooking grains for cows
Cooking grains for cows shows little palatability gain and may reduce digestibility. The text notes that boiling or cooking feeds can make some unpalatable grains more tolerable in large quantities but often without improving intake.
Coal miner credits Trutona relief from rheumatism
Evansville Indiana August 12 David Norton 66 Evansville miner 22 Strathhofer avenue reports dramatic relief after taking Trutona. He suffered rheumatism stomach trouble malaria chills and poor sleep for years but says first bottle brought better rest and reduced pain. Norton recommends Trutona while Sullivan at Bates Walters Drug Store introduces it locally.
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Evansville
Ind
David Norton
Strahthofer Avenue
Trutona
Norton
Sullivan
Batey & Walters Drug Store
Ativ
Campbell's United Announces Wild Animal Exhibit and 18 Attractions
Campbell's United unveils a wild animal exhibit plus 18 major attractions. A three-band lineup and a downtown circus parade are set for Tuesday morning.
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United Shows
Rice Bell and Co Clown Show Delights Ladies and Children
The troupe Rice Bell and Co presents a family friendly clown performance aimed at entertaining ladies and children with playful tricks and comic routines.
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Rice, Bell & CO
Real Estate Transiposers Benefit From Local Listings
Real estate transfers listed by Schroeder and Price of Sullivan County include deeds from David E. Everhart to Thos. Sherrin for 46 to 100 acres, many with coal and oil rights. Mary Payne widow to Angela Gadberry for 38 acres. John J. Griffiths to Chas. Berns for Lot 11 PD. and numerous other township transfers in Carlisle, Fairbanks, Farmersburg, Hadden, Jefferson, Wolfe, and Wolfe additions. Figures show prices from 300 to 1700 dollars and parcels ranging from single lots to multiple acres.
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Schroeder & Price
Sherman
Sullivan County
David E. Everhart
Thos
Sherrin
Orville Hale
Payne Vs
John J. Griffiths
Chas
Berns
Neal Isi
Wri
Wall
Mary E. Stewart
John Fe
Griffiths
Florence Chalfant
Coaub Co
Pooh
King Te Chas
Mason
Curry Township
Jennie Denner
Jas. KE
Mary Alice Trppev
Johnny Cooper
Wim
LL. Lisman
EB. Fitch
Eddie A. Wood
Geo. W. Edwards
Tda M. McComas
Hadden
J. Frank Sproatt
Noah P. Mcc Clure
Carlisle
George A. Ridgeway
James F. Alumbaugh
Hamilton
Ira A. Neshit
Sue M. Reid
Harry JD. Lowe
W. H. Hill
Paul L. Reid
Wolfe
Josephine Stitzel
Andrew A
Charlotte KE. Rich
Oliphant Wawkins
A. Fiverett Steele
Mapleton
Arthur R. Martin
Wm. M
Lucy E. Smith
Holloway
Ethel (Decker) Miller
Mary C. Borders
Avondale Place
Emma
Reed
W. HH. Hill
David Giles
Busseron Investment Co
Sullivan County Loan Association
Lafayette A. Stewart
Tokyo Jabs Pole and Ladder Jugglers Direct from the Orient
A compact dispatch notes a troupe featuring pole and ladder juggling acts arriving from the Orient to perform in Tokyo. The brief highlights their exotic origin and arrival.
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Tokyo
Big Labor Day athletics program announced
On Monday September 1 a large day of six major running races and many attractions is promoted as the biggest program yet offered for the price. Admission is 25 cents.
Vincennes Moose Fair At Fairgrounds Near Union Depot
The event includes poultry show farm and garden exhibit and more with special attention to ladies and children. Organized under the direction of the Vincennes Moose Lodge. Fairgrounds are within three minutes walk of Union Depot.
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Vincennes Moose Lodge
Union Depot
Real estate transfers and land descriptions in 26-6-8 area
Property transactions include a $350 17th ward parcel with 80 acres and a deed from Benj. W. Trimble to John E. M. Purcell for $1. Additional notes describe 88 acres with parts in se ar and a 9-6-8 date described. Golda Risley transfers to John E. Risley for $1 with all interest, detailing se sw and nearby 10 acres sw se 24-6-8 and ne nw 25-6-8.
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Jeferson
Martha J. Atchley
Martha J. Shake
Laura A. Lucas
John Driver
Chas. IL Edwards
Benj
Weather of a Week Report from Farmersburg
Week ending August 10 report by Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer lists daily readings with high and low temperatures and rainfall notes. The entry notes a fifth and sixth day of data or events but lacks full details.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
To Reduce Obesity Through Diet and Exercise
The text advocates reducing fats and refined sugars in the diet while increasing bulky nutritious vegetables. It recommends walking and various exercises, highlighting engaging abdominal muscles as part of a routine.
Talk Is Cheap Says Uncle Eben About Time
Uncle Eben warns that listening to talk is costly for those who waste valuable time on chatter and delays. The saying emphasizes valuing actions over words and warns against excuses.
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Uncle Eben
Deep Breathing Advice Seeks Personal Air Remedy
A fragmented passage suggests self help guidance about breathing freely and inner control. The garbled text mentions self reliance and a personal approach to achieving air freedom without external aid.
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Irs
Wrigleysood
Herbert S. Leach
Sullivan Mfg. Co
Wayne Pauline I
Act
Vincennes
Campbell
Rollo
Indiana
Pavenport Troupe
Betts
Prince Tokio
Mammoth Tent
Cass Township
Mary A. Kirkham
Wii. Beard
Martha J. Wester
Stevens
Eli Dawns
Ray L
Blanche Wyman
Yu Acres
Isaac S. Kibby
Joan
Jonnie Johnson
Sarah J. Heap
Fairbanks
Jas. T. Osburn
Garret D. Osburn
Gue
RACH
Knox County
Dr. Scholl
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
North Side
Merom Bluff
Chautauqua
Merom Chautauqua
Ft Ain
Ott
BeJer
Harding
Heintz and Sullivan
The
Yodlers
Davies
Binge
the Peppies State Bank
France
General Pershing
Paris
Vigo
London
New York
Chicago
Lyon & Healy
Forst’s
Kellings and Cadwell’s
Ohio
Eben
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