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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
5
Dr C F Briggs physician and surgeon offers special attention to eye diseases. glasses fitted at Briggs Building with office phone 263-2 and residence 263-5.
Charles D. Hunt and Gilbert W. Gambill operate the Hunt and Gambill law office over the National Bank in Sullivan Indiana. They serve as stenographer and notary public and practice in all courts handling civil criminal and probate matters.
A law practitioner offers services in all courts with prompt attention to business entrusted, located in Suites 4 and 5 at Citizens Trust Blog.
A brief legal notice states that business entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention and that he will practice in all courts of 15 states and such other courts as may be required. His office is in the Citizens Trust Co Building.
The firm brows and Schroer abstract title owners offer examination and perfection of title. They manage settlements and operate from the chief office in the Crowder building with services in all courts. Off map North side state, upstairs.
Dr George Knapp of Vincennes lists office hours on the third Friday of each month at the Davis House, Sullivan, Indiana, with the Sullivan graduate college veterinary service located at Park and Wikle livery barn.
State of Indiana suits include ex rel J Frank Sproatt trustee against Carlisle school town and town board. Estate administrator Ellis v Willis on note. Beard v Heien Sherman et al on account. Arizona Shelp v George Shelp divorce. Levin Maier Co v Harry Banister on account. Alumbaugh et al v Gambill partition. Blake v King on note and chattel mortgage.
Howard Lemon formerly connected with a store operated by the Bresius Dry Goods Co. here died last week in Birmingham Alabama. The body was sent to Indianapolis for burial.
The article details feed formulas used at the Missouri state poultry experiment station for spring fall winter and summer. It highlights the Wyandotte breed described as the bird of curves with a short back blocky body and rose comb, suitable for broilers and roasters with many heavy layer strains.
Gelatin based desserts with cider jelly and chartreuse jelly crafted in molds. Recipes include amber jelly, lemon strawberry orange jellies, macaroon morsels with custard, and coconut cream desserts with whipped cream and vanilla flavoring.
A simple poultry feeding guide advises a base of corn wheat and oats with beef scraps and charcoal, plus oyster shell and green food. It recommends moistened mash daily, bright water, clean yards, and limited overfeeding to improve fertility and chick vigor.
The article urges poultrymen to provide grit charcoal oyster shells bran and clean water for hens during winter when fowls are penned. It notes hens will balance their own ration if given access and warns deprivation leads to sickness and poor performance.
Advice on keeping hens productive by preventing fattening through daily labor. Scratching in litter about four inches deep, using straw leaves or chaff, keeps the litter dry and encourages activity to boost egg output.
A home remedy suggests dissolving an ounce of permanganate of potash in a quart of water and adding enough of the mixture daily to the poultry drinking supply. The tip emphasizes year round use to keep birds healthy.
A mixed recipe page lists Eggs Scrambled With Cheese Sardines Tomatoes Celery and Leftover Yolks with step by step instructions. It also covers a Bible study note from STZ CBR MELYN TABERNACLE on the Savior of the World 2 Corinthians 5 14 21 December 27 and reflections on the Church and world salvation. Community items from FAIRBANKS report local visits church matters and farm news.
Thomas Jones journeys east of Carlisle on a business trip to Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Reece Kennedy Mrs Ida Trimble and son Boyd and Robert Benefield shared dinner with Mr and Mrs George Jones. John Padgett and Miss Delca Mounts visited with Mr and Mrs Boyd Andrew. Dr LeDune of Carlisle was in the area last week. James Dunbar ill. Misses Tressa McCammon Maude Hildenbrand attended institute at Carlisle and dined with Mrs Dr Cox. Iva and Lena Walters visited Katie McCammon at C J Sherman in Sullivan. Louis French near Carlisle visited Sunday afternoon. Willie Plummer returned home from Arkansas. J E Hildenbrand and son John trip to Sullivan. Christmas tree at Shake school house Wednesday night Dec 23. everybody invited.
Sullivan R R 7 area notes show residents and visitors including Harry Raley with Paul Lemon, Lon and John Hopper shopping in Merom, Will Corder in New Lebanon, and Tacoma visitor L P Ross with extended family in Pax ton and Merom. The article also mentions pneumonia trouble for Mrs. Harve Myers daughter and DePauw student Esther Toole at home for vacation.
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