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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
5
Ask anyone which is the highest quality baking powder and they will name ROYAL. The column also reports Christmas and New Year greetings, local social events, weddings, and visits from Indianapolis to Sullivan area, with names like Artie Wilson, Edgar Fuson, Roseroe, and Rev. W. S. Alexander.
United States Department of Agriculture reports show rapid purebred adoption among 300000+ female animals under the Better Lives Better Stock effort. More than 68 percent of 610000 poultry birds are standard bred. 35 percent of females on listed farms are purebred. scrub sows are 1.1 percent and two thirds of swine herds are purebred. The program has a near million head membership and invites further field reports.
The Merom area hosted two Christmas programs with Sunday school classes and a tree laden with gifts. Emerson Watson played Santa as community members distributed cheer to an injured family and neighbors helped by cutting wood for winter.
The Morris and Farley families express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of their wife and sister. Edward Morris Mrs Nell Farley thank supporters for condolences and shared condolences.
A bountiful Christmas dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Morris Sr near Sullivan. They received many gifts from children and grandchildren. Attending were Hud and Morris Morris Jess Stafford Bertha Hubble George Morris Morris Hubble Helen Stafford Garland Morris Dessie Hubble Lex Morris and R I Spaulding with his son from Indianapolis who spent Christmas with relatives.
Frank Hiatt as administrator files the final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday January 19 1923, the 47th day of the November term 1922. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved. Arthur DeBaun attorney. First insertion December 27 1922.
Dirty cows, stables and utensils are prime factors in distributing pathogenic organisms through milk. Illinois surveys show garget cases in nearly every dairy herd, with infected milk containing germs causing stomach and intestinal diseases. Garget is often due to urinary tract and uterus infections, worsened when udders rest in dirty stalls.
The article discusses calf feeding frequency noting some dairymen feed three times daily in early weeks. It argues better results come from two feeds daily with properly tempered milk, warning against cold noon milk. Emphasis on temperature of milk over feeding frequency for calf health.
Dairy specialist L V Wilson notes more dairymen add soybeans to silage corn or sow beans for an emergency hay crop to boost protein in cow feed.
A farmer states calves require steady access to water. They will drink little each time but will consume a substantial amount over a day if water is always available.
A local history recounts Mt Calvary’s early Carlisle circuit era through 1922, noting prechurch meetings in homes and schools, the 1878 new church dedication, and multiple preachers. It covers land gifts, trustees, and the 1922 dedication by Rev. Reynolds, plus a reflection on grapefruit health advocacy.
A playful take contrasts grapefruit with the familiar apple proverb. The piece notes the saying about keeping doctors away and questions its applicability to grapefruit, suggesting the rhyme’s charm influences public thought.
Anna Fields sues Logan Fields for divorce and custody. Nora Ellen Williford sues Dewey Samuel Williford for divorce. Noah F. Neal sues Jeanette Neal for divorce. Cora Dressel sues Harry Spaulding over possession of real estate and damages. Ben Hummel and Sam Hummel sue Stuart Alsman Ed P Snow and Citizens Trust Co. of Sullivan Indiana on note and to foreclose chattel mortgage.
Burl Springer, a student at Indiana University Bloomington, is spending the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Springer.
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