Farmer Uses Exhaust Gas to Gas Moles
A Western farmer gasses moles by directing car exhaust through a hose into burrows. The method uses exhaust fumes to kill the pests.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1918
Page
3
A Western farmer gasses moles by directing car exhaust through a hose into burrows. The method uses exhaust fumes to kill the pests.
Notice indicates Walter F Wood attorney appears for first insertion dated February 27 1918. Public legal or court notice printed in a newspaper segment. The text implies an attorney filing or representation in a matter requiring public notice.
Sullivan County soldiers complain passes for six days are not easily earned at Camp Taylor. They recount five or six applications denied for a visit to Louisville, clarifying that furloughs require substantial reasons beyond visiting relatives or friends. The letter preserves local character with humor and names.
Local tidbits report store donations to Hardshell church and Ed’s cider fears. A sawmill hum and lumber for Squire Hansford’s cow shed mark seasonal work. Zeb Stubbins sends turnips to the preacher who jokes about meals and sermons. Squire Hartsock returns from Indianapolis with a jug, quipping it as spring snake bite preparedness.
First insertion of an attorney notice by Hays and Hays dated February 13 1918 appears in this newspaper segment. The brief legal notice references unspecified matters requiring reader attention and potential actions.
Hannah L. Hume administratrix of the Weeden Hume estate in Sullivan county Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the final report on Saturday March 23 1918 the 30th judicial day of the February term 1918. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Walter F. Wood attorney. First insertion Feb 20 1918.
Notice from the Sullivan County Miners Examining Board that sessions will be held on the first Wednesday Thursday and Friday of each month. Frank Harmon serves as president.
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids for supplying the county infirmary. Bids are due by 12 o'clock noon.
Public notice listing furnishing supplies for the county infirmary for the ensuing quarter in accordance with requisition on file in the auditor's office. Signed by commissioners and F M Daniels auditor. First insertion February 20 1918.
Perry R. McAnally as administrator of the estate of Cairy J. McAnally files a final account with the court. A hearing is set for Saturday March 1st 1918 to review the report and grant approval if no objections arise. Creditors heirs and legatees are asked to appear and show cause if any they have.
In Sullivan County Indiana the administrator with the will annexed of Florence H Marriott deceased petitions the Sullivan Circuit Court for an order to sell the decedent's real estate to pay debts. The property includes the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and 387 acres on the north side of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 17 township 8 north range 5 west. The hearing is set for March 18, 1918 at Sullivan Court House. Mary D Hawkins is named as a defendant and non resident. The Clerk is David Giles. Attorney A G McNabb. First insertion February 15 1918. 3t.
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company as administrator of Laura Juinn Brewer deceased filed its final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Saturday March 2, 1918 to show cause why the report should not be approved. Clerk David Giles notes the date and court seal. attorney M A Haddon appears.
The administrator of James B. Hunt's estate will publicly auction the deceased's personal property at the late residence on the Merom and Sullivan road near Providence church, Gill Township, Sullivan County, Indiana on March 7 1918 at 10 am. Items include a 4 hp gas engine corn sheller grinder circle saw emery wheel a 1914 Ford auto fencing tools cross-cut saw plows tools wrenches a bicycle and various other articles. Terms: sums up to 5 dollars cash, over 5 dollars credit for 6 months with note and surety. 8 percent interest if not paid at maturity. Government filing by GEORGE W. BUFF administrator. First insertion Feb 13 1918 3t.
A local notice offers a one year subscription to Harih Star and Bullawan papers for three dollars. The deal specifies payment options and enrollment details.
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