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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1910

Page

4

Seventeen or Seventy Finds Kindness in March Wind

Grandma Mary Simpson loses a store check in March slush and is offered shelter by widower William Best. He buys time and plans, helping Mary while she endures Liz’s anger. He proposes marriage to stabilize her life, and Mary accepts, awaiting a quiet, shared future with John’s blessing.

Grandma Simpson Liz Mary Mary Simpson John Dassen William Denver David Grandma Lis William Best Preacher Cottrell Jennie Howell Bloomfield Sullivan Shelburn Vivian Foster R. A. Foster Virgil Wright Emory Clark Jasonville Mary Watson Paoli George Love Kate Collins Pleasantville A. V. Munich Harry Bannister Merom John L. Gettinger W. R. Cravens Princeton Cravens Belle Danks Danks Charles E. Warren Helen Cora Kennebunkport Maine Will H. Hays Crawfordsville Jas. T. States

Concrete ice box aids cheap farm cooling

Farmers adopt concrete refrigerators described by Thomas M. Clisel. Forms create a three inch thick wall with tight joints, a 2 by 4 door frame, air tight plank door, and felt or rubber jambs. An oval opening channels cold air, water drains via bottom tap, and the unit rests on the floor for easy ice loading.

Thomas M. Clisel Farm World

Work Teams in the Pasture Safe Feeding Practice

W. M. Kelly argues it is safer to cut green grass and feed horses daily than allow pasture access in summer unless they are old and used to running out. Green grass aids digestion, but pasture risks outweigh benefits. mare and foal may pasture, but work teams should not.

W. M. Kelly

Eph Inman to move practice to Indianapolis

Prominent Washington lawyer Eph Inman, active in district politics, will relocate to Indianapolis to continue his law practice. The item lists several local social and civic notes, including gatherings, transfers, and community events with numerous names and places.

Eph Inman Washington Indianapolis Perley M. Hayworth Curry Township Battle Creek Fred Bays Evansville George B. Gerdink Gill Township Lulu Bessie Knotts M. F. Willis Kathryn Willis Hugh Giles James Knotts W. H. Burks Banner Club C. B. Boother Thimble Club Wm. Kell P. A. Barco Ruth Brown Carl Briggs Hester Crowder Luna Eaton Progressive Club F. M. Douthitt West Washington Street Norval K. Harris O. B. Harris South Bend Tribune Terre Haute Star Norval Mary Crowder Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Independence, Ga

Congregation Goes On Strike at Scottish Parish Church

A Dumberton Scotland parish church witnessed a rare strike by the congregation over the minister's pay quarrel. With the minister refusing to resign, only 12 worshippers attended the forenoon service and about six attended the evening service, including the organist and beadle.

Dumberton Scotland Beadle

Disgusted Hen Quits Task In Pennsylvania Yard

In Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania a deserting hen ruined Miller a Bowmanstown landlord's effort to raise five eggs to goslings. A gander claimed the first chick, then a Wyandotte rooster hatched a second, and the hen abandoned the nest.

Mauch Chunk Victor P. Miller Bowmanstown

Woman Inspires Man to Learn and a Quick Reversal

A Cleveland Leader quip contrasts two men in a comic exchange about learning and pride. One man becomes a scholar at forty for love, while another becomes a fool in two days after meeting a woman, illustrating the double entendre of progress and folly spurred by romance.

Man Jessie Herron Harriet McArthur Nelle Thompson Winona Lake J. H. McArthur Ben Stone Dubuque Iowa Wible Robertine Zike Morristown Charles Batey Walter Scott James Sinclair Trinity Springs James Catlin South Court Street John B. Mellott Mellott, Ind Cleveland Leader

Instructions for Building a Leak-Proof Cistern

The guide details a zinc free cistern: depth at least 18 feet, 10 feet wide, jug shaped. It recommends cementing the brick wall then sealing with boiled oil and yellow ocher paint mixed with Japan dryer, filling halfway, curing, and pumping out to remove paint taste. The result claims a non leaking tank and water that stays soft due to cement contact, with oil paint hardening the wall.

Japan

Cutting Alfalfa Weeks Guide for Timely Harvest

Alfalfa should be cut promptly when about one third is in bloom to maximize quality. Delayed harvest makes stems woody leaves yellow and harms a second crop. The crop is valuable and requires care in cutting and curing. Those with abundant alfalfa are fortunate this year.

Keep the brush down and the grass will come

A brief motivational note states that maintaining a low brush and keeping land clear helps future grass growth. It emphasizes consistent work to encourage healthier pasture.

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