World's Champion Milk Producer Sas Picterije Prospect
Sas Picterije Prospect a Fialstein-Friesian cow raised at Carnation Stock Farm Seattle Washington is named the world's champion dairy cow. At six years old she produced a yearly 37 384 1 pounds of milk and 1445 9 pounds of butter and set a seven day butter record of 33 18 pounds surpassing all previous cows. Her producer surpassed the earlier mark by Tilly Alcarta by 258 5 pounds.
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West
Sas
Sagis Picterije
Carnation Stock Farm
Seattle
Wash
Ree
Vo Leiraton
Boiss
Idaho
Tilly Alcarta
Local happenings and notable arrivals in Sullivan area
John Yeager of Fairbanks ordered the Union sent to his son in Spokane. Several locals visited, with the Pogue and Stratton families wintering in Florida. A Terre Haute license issued for Hume and Dungan. Movements include Shore family relocating to Phoenix, Chaney attending Elks session, and families visiting Ohio and Arkansas.
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John
Yeager
Fairbanks Township
J. Lewis Yeager
Spokane
Wash
Spokesman Review
John G. Pogue
Fairbanks
Steve Mattix
Washington
Sullivan
Eats
Joe R. Crowder
Judize
George W. Buff
Ruth Stratton
Pawnee
Oklo
Terre Haute
Gilbert Hume
Carlisle
Minnie Dungan
Merom
C. Mayfield
Hutsonville
Ils
Parma
Idaho
J. T. Shore
Ilis
Phoenix
Arizona
Shore
J. A. Hash
Bar Association
Claypool Hotel
Albert J. Beveridge
Lydia A. Trueblood
Curry Township
Ohio
Shelburn
Trueblood
Arkansas
Rogers, Ark
Elizabeth Shepherd
Ed P. Reed
Five Day Cucumbers Grow Fast From Seeds to Table
Fred A. Howard of South Easton Massachusetts claims a cucumber variety ready for table use five days after blossom drop. The rapid growth is linked to climate, soil, and selective breeding from Russian stock. Floors called for and delivered.
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America
Fred A. Howard
South Easton
Mass
For Sale Items in Pre-War Terms and Local Listings
Several advert items describe dwellings for sale with down payments and six percent interest. Other listings include lumber and fence posts from a saw-mill 112 miles northeast of Merom Station. A farm of 72 percent acres in Curry township is offered with contact details for John E. McCoskey and Shelburn, Indiana.
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W. H. Eaton
Sherman Building
Merom Station
Frank Benson
Curry Township
John E. McCoskey
R. R. A. Shelburn
Ind
Fairbanks
Auto top replacement offer from John A. Mattyix
An auto top replacement promotion invites customers to trade up from a worn top to a new one. Signed by John A. Mattyix, the notice hints at a service changeover without detailing terms or location.
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John A. Mattyix
Stockholders Meeting for Turman Township Telephone Co
Stockholders meet in Graysville on Saturday February 12 at 1 30 PM to elect new directors and handle other business. All stockholders expected to attend. C H Bicknell secretary.
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Turman Township Telephone Co
Graysville
Cc. H. Bicknell
Sec’y
Horse Killed and Repair Advice From John A. Mattix
A short wartime era notice states a horse was killed but urges immediate maintenance. It advises bringing in the animal for repairs and oiling with Neats Foot Oil. The signatory is John A. Mattix.
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John A. Mattix
Fairbanks Victors Win Independent Sectional Title
The Fairbanks Victors defeated Paxton 42 to 23 to win the independent sectional basketball tournament held Saturday February 5 in Fairbanks. Sullivan edged Fairbanks 25 to 23 in an earlier game, and the Mutuals were hampered by Stivers absence.
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Fairbanks
Paxton
Carlisle
Sullivan
Sullivan High Suffers Third Loss in Wabash Valley Tourney
Sullivan High School basketball dropped to Clinton 30 to 27 in the semi finals of the Wabash Valley tournament in Terre Haute last Friday and Saturday. Sullivan earlier routed Farmersburg 47 to 2, and defeated Glen 34 to 21 in the prior games. The team prepares for a Friday night clash in Clinton and a return visit to Sullivan a week later as they seek a title.
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Sullivan High
Terre Haute
Clinton
Staunton
Sullivan
Farmersburg
Oden
Rosedale
Freelandsville
Robinson
Normal
Rockville
Glen
Oblong
Bloomingdale
Cayuga
Prairie Creek
Carlisle
Wabash Valley
Graysville vs Fairbanks High Basketball Showdown
Graysville High hosts Fairbanks High on Thursday night February 10. Fairbanks aims to win as Graysville, coached by J B Lacey, former Sullivan High principal, prepares a strong challenge.
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Fairbanks High School
Graysville
Fairbanks
J B. Lacey
Sullivan High School
Weather report from Glenn Yeager for week ending February 6
Farmersburg reports co operative weather observer Glenn Yeager records daily highs and lows from January 31 to February 6 with rainfall totaling .09 inches on February 4. Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions noted across the period.
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Farmersburg
Lawmakers Debate State Funds and Agriculture Board Reforms
legislature weighs tighter spending while two bills push reorganizing the state board of agriculture into a department. Governor McCray backs district representation, Purdue ties, and state ownership of fair grounds with bonds for 1 million dollars. A separate Senate plan by Masters seeks higher salaries for lawmakers and leaders, with delayed effect and exclusions for current officials.
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McCray
Murray S. Baker
Boone County
State Board of Agriculture
State Department
Agricultural Division
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Masters C. Indianapolis
Guestroom Door Knocker Adds Quaint Touch to Decor
A thoughtful feature for guestrooms is a door knocker. Many ornate floral knockers appear as daily decorative elements, combining charm with punctual function.
Salvation Army Forms Sullivan County Advisory Board
The Salvation Army extends its Home Service program to Sullivan County Indiana and forms a county advisory board to guide actions on poverty unemployment juvenile delinquency missing friends and related issues. J B Miller chairs the panel with A W Youngblood as vice chair and R W Akin as treasurer, joined by local citizens.
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Salvation Army
Indiana
Sullivan County
Board of Logal
E. G. Bowen
J. B. Miller
Sullivan
A. W. Youngblood
Russel Thompson
R. W. Akin
H. 8. Benson
Robi. K. Gouchenour
Richard Park
A. G. McGuire
Paul Higbee
R. P. White
J. B. Maple
Burnham Weds George W. Keys in Johnson City
Announcement from here confirms the marriage of Miss Carla Burnham formerly of this city and George W. Keys of Johnson City Tonn. Keys is a movie picture operator. The bride is sister to Miss Abbie Burnham and Clyde Burnham of this city.
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Carla Burnham
George W. Keys
Johnson City
Tonn
Keys
Abbie Burnham
Clyde Burnham
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Robert Gouckenour
Oiio Crawford
Chicago
Springer-Gouckenour
Boston Transcript
Coats
C.kenyon ™ &E Co
the Globe
H.c.steel
Clothiers
North Side Square
D. B. Bevis
Maxwell-Brown Shoe CO. Sullivan
Terre Haute Star
THE
Sullivan Union
SOTH
Plume
Nainsook
Springer
Branch
Hamet D. Hinkle
Bethlehem
Burnham
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