Sullivan News Briefs Include Marriages and Real Estate
Personal notes from Sullivan detail Joseph M. Hart adding his name to the Union list and M. H. Dix renewing subscriptions. Other items cover a marriage attempt by Max Riggs and Julia Kendricks, the Wash Sinclair farm sale to William Wilson for 15200, J. H. Leonard buying B. S. Crowder’s store building for 7500, and local birthday and school events. Additional items note deaths, farm sales, Addison Keen’s Owen county move, a newborn son for William H. Crowder Jr., and new Stone Yard project. The peatmaster at Farmersburg, J. Crawford, receives commission with Laurel Bennett as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Riggs
Dugger
Julia Kendricks
Antioch
Sullivan
Bloomfield
Leona A. Badders
W. W. Badders
B. Allen
Hymera
Heber
Ark
Cornelius Smith
Gill Township
Arista Shields
Greene County
William H. Crowder, Jr
Billy
Ben
Reece Benefiel
Minnie Wyman
Lawrenceville
Ills
Irene Benefield
J. H.carnes
Methodist Church
Charles Seigmund
Jonas Acker and Company
Feeder and Corbin
J. I Holcomb
M. EF. Drake
L. F. Waggoner
D. Cummins
Southern Indiana
J. ¥. Crawford
Farmersburg
Rge
Crawford
Laurel Bennett
Indiana Foreclosure and Divorce Docket Items
State of Indiana legal notices list multiple cases including Gertrude Holt vs William Burt for foreclosure, John Dodds and Charles Dodds vs Herschel V Burton, Thomas H Reed vs Flory Armstrong partition, Maclain Reynolds vs Pearl Reginals for divorce, John S Foster vs August Ohm damages, Louis E Gaskins executor vs Spencer K R Curry, Charles Smith vs Lafayette Engineering Co, Josephine Huff vs Louis Huff divorce and child custody. The fragment also mentions an unclear late evening event with tramps and other garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Gertrude Holt
William Burt
John Dodds
Charles Dodds
Herschel
Burton
Thomas H. Reed
Flory Armstrong
Maclain Reynolds
Pearl Reginalds
John S. Foster
August Ohm
Louis E. Gaskins
William A. Gaskins
Spencer KR. Curry
Sullivan Retail Merchants Banquet At Davis Hotel
The Sullivan Retail Merchants Association held its first annual banquet at the Davis hotel last Friday evening. Landlord Hicks served a sumptuous meal as W. E. Woods presided, and members discussed welfare topics likely to strengthen the group. The two year old association has grown in strength and is seen as a key factor in Sullivan’s commercial welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Retail Merchants Association
Davis Hotel
Hicks
W. E. Woods
Merchants’ Association
Sullivan
Walsh Roads to Sale Today in Chicago Area
The Southern Indiana and Chicago Southern railroads once under John R. Walsh will be sold this afternoon or tomorrow morning. Five railroads seek the lines with bidding possible above 30 million dollars, possibly reaching 33 million, as New York Central and Pennsylvania lines pursue the deal. Chicago clearing house and officials will decide on acceptable bids after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana
Chicago Southern
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Committee
John J. Mitchell
Clearing House Committee
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern
Indiana
Hadley Declares Stand for State Treasurer Nomination
Oscar Hadley of Hendricks County rallies support for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. He emphasizes he is a candidate by choice not at the urging of friends and weighs in with running qualities for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hadley
Hendricks County
Republican Nacmination
Hadley
Bonaparte at Home Enjoys Country Life Ahead of Navy Post
Charles J. Bonaparte, soon to be secretary of the navy, relaxed at his Snow Bird valley Bella Vista home near Baltimore after a flood of letters and law work. He jokes about a future patronage role and notes his farmer’s life, while Indiana Republican Hadley stands out as a potential strong ticket member with farming and banking credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Maryland
Bonaparte
Mr. Bonaparte
Senator Gorman
Democratic State Committee
FASTER GROWTH OF TREES Famed grafting by Luther Burbank
Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa claims rapid growth in trees through crossing and selection. He cites chestnut trees yielding in about eighteen months and envisions a new forestry era with walnut use expanding for furniture and fuel. Estimates price effects for new walnut varieties and notes industrial potential.
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
Kansas City Star
Burbank
California
Hoskins
South Court Streets
Sul
Walnut Hill
Omaha
Neb
Omaha Bee
Powell
Fred Boatwright Appointed Postmaster at Cordele
Fred G. Boatwright, formerly of Sullivan and now living in Cordele Georgia, has been appointed postmaster there. He has practiced law in Georgia for several years and has been prominently involved in Republican politics in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Boatwright
Sullivan
Cordelle
Fred
Georgia
Skating Party Hosted by Mrs Dr Riggs At Dra per rink
Mrs Dr E R Riggs hosted a skating party at Draper's rink last evening. About 25 couples attended and refreshments of sandwiches wafers and coffee were served.
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E. R. Riggs
Draper’s Rink
Trip Around the World Offers Evening Tours
The Methodist Church Guild presents a trip around the world tomorrow evening starting at 5:30 from the Davis hotel. Frequent trips will follow, inviting interested attendees to join the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Guild
Davis Hotel
Tme
Elks Musicale at Hall With Comedy Sketches
The Ladies Social Club of the local Elks lodge will stage a musicale in the Elks hall. The program includes Burns and Piles acts, a vaudeville death joke, a comedy sketch, and several vocal and instrumental numbers. Admission 25 cents at Joe K. Burton.
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Lodge of Elke
Elks Hall
Aleak Tes
Zema
Piles
Joe K. Burton
Atom
Washington's Birthday Observed by Daughters and Sons of Veterans
The city commemorated Washington's Birthday at the G A R hall with a large crowd. The program featured songs by Berdine and a duette by Katherine Boyd and Pearl Ridge, an address by Capt Crawford on the object of the order, a life of Washington, vocal solos, and a luncheon to conclude.
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Daughters and Sons of
Washington
G. A. R. Hall
America
Katherine Boyd
Pearl Ridge
Capt. Crawford
Joe Freeman
God Bless Our Boys
Life of
John Hughes
Bessie Ridge
Kitty Ridge
Ales
Ruth Buff
Keeping Dairy Cows Healthy Through Summer Feed and Shade
An Indiana station note stresses maintaining cows on their normal milk flow during hot months. Ensure adequate feed, supplement pasture with early sweet corn and silage, remove silage daily, and provide shade to reduce heat and flies. Maintain grain rations and plan to prevent daily shrinkage of two to three pounds to protect overall season yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Norman
Indiana
American Agriculturist
Freshening Cow Care and Feed Guidelines
A dairy expert advises keeping cows in good physical tone during the dry period two to three pounds of bran or bran and shorts or oats daily to maximize milk flow at lactation start. Cows gain 100 to 150 pounds dry weight, milk down early, then return to normal weight while on six to twelve pounds of grain plus ample roughage. Professor T. L. Haecker, Connecticut Dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Haecker
Connecticut Dairymen
Feeding For Milk Cows From Oats To Roots And Potatoes
Dairy cows benefit from succulent feeds including oats at milk stage and root crops. Experiments show oats cut in milk stage have higher digestible protein. roots and potatoes provide palatable, storably succulent fodder, especially where silage is not grown. Feeding guides indicate rations for cows of various weights and milk yields using alfalfa, clover, corn chop, gluten, and other concentrates. Alfalfa is highlighted as an excellent dairy feed for green, pasture, and hay use.
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Maine
Q. D. Woods
Artificial teeth and appearance in modern dentistry
A fragment discussing how artificial teeth can be crafted to resemble natural teeth and how a candidate presents themselves in dental or cosmetic contexts. The text hints at techniques to achieve lifelike dental restorations and the importance of natural appearance.
Ridgework Teeth Replacement Technique Promoted
A dental practitioner touts Ridgework as the most scientific method to replace lost teeth. It eliminates plates, is hygienic and satisfactory, and is offered as the specialty of the writer.
Doctor Larr Promises Relief for Chronic Troubles
Dr. Ira H. Larr offers to relieve suffering by locating the constant cause of chronic troubles. He asserts he can find the underlying issue and provide relief.
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Ira H. Larr
Farm To Rent Or Sell Near Sullivan Indiana
290 acre corn farm in Sullivan Indiana offered for rent to 4 to 8 teams or sale to a buyer. Terms and box details provided. Contact 524 for full particulars. 30-3t-x
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Sullivan
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph M. Hart
New Lebanon
M. H. Dix
Me. Dix
Union
John W. Burton
MeVille
A. BR. Orr
Carlisle
J. E. McConnell
Chambers & Eaton
J. H. Leonard
B. S. Crowder
Walsh Roads
Sele
Vandalia
Big Four
Wints Tre Office
Treas
Urer
Farmers
First National Bank
Plainfield
Hendricks
Haffley
Badger
Hamillton
Jesse Harris
Jerry On
Headly
Polled-Durham Breeders’ Association
United States
Japan
Fred Boatwright
Elks Musicale
Washington’s
Allegretto de Ginger Ridge-o
Ginger
Rose
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
P. A. Bargo
Briggs Building
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