Ol Stockmen Advice On Silage And Feeding Horses
An editor's question column by Ann S. R. Feil offers guidance on stock problems. It warns against moldy silage and fermented bran, advises proper silage making from mature corn, and suggests a winter ration for weanlings of oats bran corn and oil meal with clover and alfalfa hay. It notes the rising demand for hunters and discusses colt growth, feeding, and tonics.
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Feil
Utis
Ann S. R. Feil
Serrigee Dept
Cleveland
Why You Should Buy Musical Instruments at Home
Local column urges Sullivan readers to buy Edison and Victrola machines from a home music shop offering full service, flexible payments, and in home demonstrations. Includes anecdotal call to support local dealer past discount rival options. Also includes a personal notice from Mrs. Tom Hardy explaining her family situation and asking public understanding for Mr. Thompson.
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Sy Pettingill
Sye
Sullivan
Reuben
Nancy
Rube
Sullivan Union
Tom Hardy
Mr. Thompson
Clarence
Walter Grizzle
Curry Farmers Institute at Colonial Theater Farmersburg
The Curry township annual farmers institute will be held at the Colonial theater in Farmersburg on Wednesday December 13. A fine program has been prepared with F L Wright county agent on the program for a talk on The Work of the County Agent.
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Curry Farmers’ Institute
Curry Township Farmers Institute
Colonial Theater
Farmersburg
F. L. Wright
Fleeta Fern Stone Dies at 27 After Long Illness
Fleeta Fern Stone born August 21 1889 died November 29 1916 at 10 PM aged 27 years 3 months 8 days She joined Dodd s Bridge Methodist Church in 1911 was converted in 1914 and married Walter Sparks May 3 1915 Surviving husband parents one sister and numerous relatives The funeral was led by Rev Will Yager at Dodd s Bridge Church with many mourners Interment in family lot near Fairbanks
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Fleeta Fern Stone
Dodd’s Bridge
Joseph Adams
Walter Sparks
Will Yager
Fairbanks
Terre Haute Woman Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Louise Coffey of Terre Haute was granted a divorce Friday by Judge Bridwell from R Wallace Coffey in the circuit court. She received $4 300 alimony after alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and seeking $25 000. The defendant's father was formerly an Indiana supreme court judge.
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Terre Haute
Louise Coffey
Bridwell
R. Wallace Coffey
Indiana Supreme Court
Hymera Woman Granted Divorce After Cruel Treatment
May Nicholson of Hymera was granted a divorce from Leonard Nicholson on Saturday after alleging cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Hymera
May Nicholson
Leonard Nicholson
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