Parole Violation Arrest Ties Indiana Reformatory Case
Wayman Black, wanted by Indiana Reformatory authorities at Jeffersonville for parole violation, was arrested Sunday night at W A Bowman’s home by Chief Smith and Patrolman Webb. Black, convict in Woods’ clothing store robbery in 1899, was paroled in 1905 and has ties to the local area and Plainfield reform school.
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Wayman Black
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
W. A .Bowman
Smith
Webb
Black
Woods
Reform School
Plainfield
Mischievous Boys Paint Wall Damages and Steal at Local Home
Leonard Cox nine and Henry Guirl eleven climbed a ladder into John Simpson’s North Court Street residence Saturday and painted walls with a can. Damage estimated at about one hundred dollars. Patrolman Webb found Guirl and whipped him, then located Cox whose mother had disciplined him. The boys took 1.07 dollars from the Index store Thursday night and faces reform school likely.
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Leonard Cox
Henry Guirl
John Simpson
North Court Street
Webb
Guirl Poy
Cox
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hymera Sullivan Carlisle
George Easton and Della Ward of Hymera. Jacob P. Brust of Sullivan and Eth el A Metcalf of Sullivan. Arthur Burge of Sullivan and Wessy M Hale of Sullivan. Theoren H Burton of Oaktown and Ora E Phegley of Carlisle received marriage licenses.
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George Easton
Hymera
Della Ward
Jacob P. Brust
Sullivan
Ethel A. Metcalf
Sullvan
Arthur Burge
Wessy M. Hale
Theoren H. Burton
Oaktown
Ora E. Phegley
Carlisle
Mrs. E. B. Springer Visits Garden City Relatives
Mrs. E. B. Springer of Garden City, Kansas, is in the city visiting relatives.
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E. B. Springer
Garden City, Kas
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Sullivan Indiana
The Board of School Trustees of Sullivan Indiana invites sealed bids by July 22 1912 for purchase of seven thousand one hundred thirty five dollars in school bonds. Bonds bear 4 percent interest from August 1 1912, payable semi annually, and mature between 1922 and 1924. Proposals must include a $200 deposit. bids must comply and be accepted within ten days. The bond issue funds school repairs and is payable at Sullivan State Bank.
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Board of
Sullivan
Indiana
W. P. Stratton
Citizens Trust
Sullivan State Bank of
Sulliva
Sullvan
Board of School Trustees
Schecol City of
Bvoard
City OF
Joe R. Crowder
Dressing for the Party
A boy resists a Saturday party, complaints about baths nails and clothes surface as he argues with his mother. He imagines future plans with Bill including mining in Nome or Nevada and building an aeroplane while lamenting party disruption and sisterly dress demands.
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Bill
Maybelle
Nome
Nevada
Julia
Grandpa
Aunt Julia
Chicago Daily News
Most Effective Way Blaetter Quote Exchange
A short exchange displays formal gratitude and a terse reply. The dialogue notes mutual acknowledgment of legal win and representation with a concise, clipped tone. The reference '-Filegende Blaetter' anchors the source as a clipped newspaper fragment.
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Filegende
The Result Did the plumber I sent you work
A cryptic exchange questions whether the plumber did his job. The remark suggests the worker failed to complete tasks as expected in a terse exchange.
Secret of Success: Constancy to Purpose, Says Disraeli
AQuotation attributes to Disraeli extols constancy as the path to success, declaring that secrecy of success lies in unwavering purpose and steadfast resolve.
Poultry Trap Nests Improve Laying Strains and Egg Records
The article explains trap nests to identify each hen by egg output, enabling heavy laying strains. It notes egg counts from 40 to 245 per hen, reduces egg eating, and describes a simple, inexpensive nest design costing about 15 cents per unit. It emphasizes usefulness for both breeders and fanciers in managing flock productivity.
Perch Space Guidelines for Chickens
The article advises six inches of perch space for small hens and eight inches for larger hens. In winter they huddle, in summer they spread out. Perches should be 12 inches apart and at least 16 inches from walls or ceilings. Leghorns require extra wall distance to avoid tail damage. Movable perches can be hinged to the back wall.
Fertility Tied to Male Bird Behavior
The male bird's disposition affects egg fertility. A greedy quarrelsome male drives hens from feed and becomes fat and sluggish, reducing fertility. A too gallant male stands back while hens feed, risking inadequate fertilization due to weakness.
Hen Says Little About Sentiment and Survival
A short essay argues hens lack sentiment and focus on basic needs. With food, shelter, warmth, and ventilation, hens will naturally thrive through seasons.
What She Really Meant
A witty speaker muses on becoming an English interpreter to reveal hidden meanings behind social chatter. She imagines translating party talk and friendly errands into blunt truths, exposing the real motives behind invitations and polite phrases. The piece mixes social critique with humor about class and manners.
Duck Raising Proves Profitable With Careful Start
The duck business can be very profitable starting small. A $1,000 capital in land and equipment supports a starter flock of about 30 ducks and two incubators, with future growth based on profits. February to May brings strong fertility. year round layers include Indian Runner ducks.
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Hallock
John Weber
Ploughman Farmers
Boston
Carrying eggs separately with trap nest boxes
A light wood carrying box holds thirty eggs and can be numbered to match each pen. Useful on farms for gathering eggs and also for transporting vegetables from the garden. Simple construction suited to many farm tasks.
Feeding Before Water and Grit for Poultry Health
Practical poultry notes advise feeding before water, using sharp grit not oyster shells, and avoiding too soft food. Ventilation, lice control, and proper litter are essential. Incubation timing, mating effects, liberal feeding for ducks, and clean quarters support healthy growth and strong chicks.
Riggs Attend Democratic Convention and Washington Visits
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Riggs returned from Baltimore where they attended the Democratic national convention and also visited in Washington City. Mrs. Frank Nicholas and children are visiting relatives in Brazil. Dora Ruddell of Chicago is visiting relatives here. Miss Ollie Tribbe of Booneville, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Lisman, has returned home. Mrs. Burrel Dubre visited her daughter Mrs. E. C. Detroy at Evansville last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Denney of Chicago are visiting Mr. Denney's brother William Denney.
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James R. Riggs
Baltimore
Washington City
Frank Nicholas
Brazil
Dora Ruddell
Chicago
Ollie Tribbe
Booneville
P. C. Lisman
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Net
Mary
Harry
Jenkins
Oxfords
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Reed
Batey
Reed & Batey
Everitt
F. Q
Detroit
Sullivan Auto and Machine Co
Ind
Wm. T. Crawford Sullivan
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