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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1921
Page
3
The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to maintain a simple accounting system to track progress and profits. A cash book plus inventory shows farm income and how personal expenses reduce profits, aiding insight into each farm department’s income.
A concise record keeping approach shows how much labor and team work each crop requires and the timing within the season. Proper labor data helps identify cost savings and scheduling needs.
This piece outlines keeping systematic records of farm cash flows and annual inventories. It urges tracking births, hires, accidents, pasture and harvest cycles, and seasonal work to reveal true profitability, solvency, and labor needs, guiding staff, credit, and farm planning.
The piece urges farmers to study a full year's cost accounts before changing practices. It warns against dropping an enterprise solely due to short term profit and notes cross effects, such as cows supporting labor or crop rotations boosting profits. Decisions should consider all angles and interconnected factors.
Suitable plantings are necessary to unite the parts of a farmstead into a homelike whole. Trees provide windbreaks frames backgrounds and shade. Shrubs hide foundations support corners enhance turns and drives or walks.
Indianapolis, Indiana proprietor Harry F. Vice of Vice's Restaurant reports long stomach cramps and nervous sleeplessness eased after using Taniac. He says after years of suffering and many medicines a big change began immediately and continued through four bottles.
The eighth annual Welsh reunion gathered at the 1. C. O. F. hall to mark James Welsh's birth centennial. A noon dinner, afternoon music, and crowd photos followed a reduced attendance due to severe weather. The gathering lists numerous relatives and attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Kisner, and others. Carrie Bostick’s heirloom Bible is noted as over a century old.
The ad touts the Old Reliable St. Louis Globe-Democrat claiming unbiased printing of all news with expanded home and foreign news gathering, new daily features, ongoing stories, world news photographs, comic cartoons, and various regular sections for all readers. Readers urged to order via Globe Printing Co., St. Louis, Missouri.
A graceful commentary on the hunchbacked king and the era of Richard I. The piece notes that courting the term lord for a hunchback dates from those days and reflects on the stage’s portrayal of a sinister figure.
A fragment from the Buffalo Commercial quotes two girls debating independence and self reliance. One woman expresses disdain for sewing buttons, while the other woman, hopeful and assertive, voices agreement.
Sale of the Frank Nead farm is advertised subject to a mortgage of twelve hundred and interest details. The notice outlines the legal action to sell the property to satisfy the debt and related costs under state law.
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