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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
8
The text describes how a complete list of farm assets and liabilities reveals net worth and yearly changes. It cites USDA Farmers Bulletin 128 on making and updating farm inventories to support a permanent accounting system.
Farmers are advised to pick a calf before weaning when its dam shows size and good milk. Calves are labeled senior or junior by birth date. fall calves often favored for shows, though spring calves have advantages depending on contest rules and feeding facilities.
Farmers urged to revive the family fanning mill to clean grain at home instead of paying for cleaned grain. Higher grain prices could make neglected mills useful again, creating profitable storage and feeding opportunities for chickens and other animals.
More fall pigs are raised now than a few years ago due to high grain costs. With proper care, a farmer can winter fall pigs as cheaply as spring pigs and gain more from breeding twice a year than once. Attention to wintering is essential.
The Farmers Bulletin November 1944 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington promotes cooperative marketing among farmers. It offers a free copy to anyone interested in developing the co operative movement and can be obtained on application.
A Department of Agriculture field man reported dangerous milk from untested tuberculous cows. A New Haven slaughterhouse cow showed extensive tuberculosis. its milk from a dairyman supplying an orphan asylum was not pasteurized. Hartford authorities tested 25 cattle. 23 resisted tuberculin.
The article advises providing comfort for cows in a Gairy barn. It favors swinging free stanchions and stresses ample stall length. It suggests giving cows space to stand with hind feet forward of the gutter and offset gutter angles to fit varying cow sizes for easier cleaning.
A short reflection urges kindness toward cows, noting their gentle nature and readiness to bond with humane keepers. It warns that intelligent sensitive cattle resent unjust treatment and may respond with resistance.
Calf meal serves as a complete substitute for milk in feeding calves. Success depends on the feeder’s experience, the calf’s vigor, and the quality and preparation method of the calf meal.
Jasmine Rhodes wheels her white horse Bonnie along the sunlit path while a stranger named John Westwood plots to marry her for wealth. The plot twists as Jasmine vows honesty with her father and his ally, and an old man hints at a brighter future.
A list of court fees and per diems for numerous jurors, bailiffs, court reps, janitors, and related expenses from the November 1920 term. Named individuals include Charles Latshaw David Graham Isdear Moore Henry Dodd and many others with amounts ranging from 0.00 to 36.00 plus items for stamps lights and meals. Notes from The Nobbs Merrill Co Wabash Valley Mloc Co West Pub Co and Dixie Bee Rest show facilities and service charges.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana postoffice on January 26 1921. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter office after ten days. Ladies Miss Elsie Barrelt Mrs Margrette Cobb Mrs Clara Decker Mrs R D Miller Maud Reynolds Miss Ada Rouse Miss Fannie Stanely Miss Jesse M Wright Miss Jessie M Gents Mr Douglas Cummins Mr Elmer Durlin Mr John Harris Sullivan Mr Harley West James. Please say Advertised and give the date when calling.
Dr James H Neff long ill with pneumonia at his South Main Street home is reported to be improving after treatment and care.
Weekly weather report from Miss Glenn Yeager shows daily highs and lows from Jan 17 to 23. Notable: two rainy days with .02 and .16 inches, followed by clear or cloudy conditions.
Mr and Mrs Charles L Davis of this city who spent the winter at New Smyrna Florida and Mr and Mrs Joe B Reed of this city who went to Florida recently are now visiting at St Petersburg Florida.
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