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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
4
A new candy kitchen operates in the room next to Majestic Theatre on the west side of the square. It offers a complete homemade candy line including chocolates creams and other confections, with a large selection of fancy boxed goods for Christmas trade.
Report of the condition of the Sullivan State Bank a state bank at Sullivan Indiana at the close of business on December 5 1911 detailing assets liabilities and financial status observed by the bank examiner or regulatory authority.
The document lists Surplus Capital Stock paid in 100000 dollars and 25000 dollars in Undivided Profits Reserved for Taxes. It states Total Liabilities as 184,599.98 and 264,490.52 dollars.
A biblical study recounts Ezra restoring the public reading of the Law in Jerusalem. Nehemiah and Ezra encouraged joy over renewed covenant obedience, warned against creedal distortion, and lamented a famine of hearing God's Word while critiquing higher criticism and infidelity.
The article outlines advantages of small flock farming with colony houses to reduce disease spread and allow free range. It describes two examples, the Tillinghast colony house and the Keyes house, detailing construction, size, roosts, ventilation, and usage on farms in Hartford County and Massachusetts.
An author explains why hen manure differs from sea-bird guano in fertilizer value. Sea birds feed on fish rich in nitrogen and phosphoric acid, making their guano richer and less prone to loss from heating. Hen manure loses much of its nitrogen as ammonia due to uric acid and rapid decay, especially when exposed.
Instruction urges thorough cleaning of poultry yards to remove uneaten feed and prevent decomposition. Emphasizes stopping waste buildup to maintain hygiene and prevent pests.
STRINGIOWN reports on the funeral of Ollie Alumbaugh at Antioch. Residents including Mrs Herald Headley and Hazel Headley visit Wiley Muller’s home and other relatives, with multiple calls on Antioch church progress amid rain and mud.
Unclaimed letters as of December 13 1911 listed by gender with names including Miss Maud Boone Miss Daisy Harris Miss Paulice Soholkey and gentlemen Richard Davis Fret Dewin J T Fornear James LaRocco B Scott Arthur Sohlke Rey Shepherd Mont. One cent due per letter and two weeks to claim before Dead Letter Office.
Mrs Aaron Marts and family visited Will Marta and family while Otto Jewell and wife stayed with Emory Smith. Salestia Minger was called Friday due to a stepbrother’s illness and death. Prayer meeting attendees included Maud Minger, Alta Marts, Ethel Thompson and others. Red Cross Seals will not be mailed but can be sent with any mail. a square inch of clear conscience for a cent.
A block of notices promotes lawyers in Terre Haute and Sullivan. Dr Thomas son W Bult and W P Serne Attorneys At Law offer services in all courts with special attention to collections and probate. Offices at Citizens Trust building and Sullivan State Bank building.
Business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention. Will practice in all courts of this state and such other courts may require his services. Office in Citizens Trust Co. Building.
Notary Public Ivor Hunt at Drug Store West Side Shelburn Indians R Brown J 8 Schroeder Brown Schroeder Abstractors of Title Owners of only abstract books a Sullivan county examining and perfecting entities a specialty careful attention to management and settlement of a state’s fire in Dr Crowder building east side.
Lawyer KE F. Bays announces practice in all courts and offers services from an office on the North side square up stairs.
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