Business Honesty Is Good Policy
A young man should pursue absolute honesty in business to earn trust and succeed. The path may be long and rocky but rewards align with effort, and honesty in motive, word, deed, and impulse remains the purest quality. The Golden Rule should guide business conduct.
Education and Disease in School Age Children
Dr Carleton Simon argues for later start times and less ornamental study to protect health. He urges systematic examinations, focus on venereal health, and regular health checks in schools to reduce nervous strain and brain congestion while boosting learning capacity.
Agriculture as a study in the common schools
The speaker urges integrating agriculture into common schools not as a formal course but through teacher talks and simple experiments. He proposes kindergarten sand boxes with seeds and strawberry plants to foster interest, aiming to reveal nature’s powers and train future farming educators.
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Agricultural Department
Congress
University OF Agriculture
Cheap Baking Powder Exposed as Health Hazard
A neighboring city’s seizure revealed cheap baking powders mainly composed of alum and sulfuric acid with filling matter. Analysis found health risks. several thousand pounds were confiscated and destroyed. High quality tartar baking powders are cheaper long term and healthier.
Non-Resident Notice in Sullivan County Court
The Sullivan Circuit Court issues a non resident notice to defendants in a quiet title action filed by Bays Bays against William Cox heirs Shepherd Burch Nancy Burch and others. Defendants unnamed are required to appear February 6 1904 or plead to the complaint, or risk ruling in their absence. The notice is signed by Clerk Robert Taylor and attorneys John S Bays and Lee Fenton Bays.
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E. R. Riggs
Sullivan
Sullivan County
State of
Indiana
James Burch
William Cox
Shepherd Burch
Nancy Burch
Bays & Bays
Wna
James Burchard
Wiliam Cox
Nancy Buren
Sullivan Circuit Court
Robert Taylor
John S. Bays
Lee Fenton Bays
Sullivan Indiana to Issue 36000 School Bond for New Buildings
Notice from the Sullivan town Board of School Trustees proposes to incur a debt of 36000.01 and issue bonds at up to five percent interest for ten years to build and equip two new school buildings. One two story brick building with basement to house about 200 pupils costs 31000.09 on land east of McCammon Street. the other two story brick building with basement costs 28600.00 for about 400 pupils at Court and Harris streets.
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Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
McCammon Street
Jackson Street
Harris Street
Court and
Harris Streets
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Terre Haute
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