Appointments in Indiana Estate for Sarah L. Jewell
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah L Jewell late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
6
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah L Jewell late of Sullivan County Indiana deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent.
List of payments in the May term 1923 circuit court for jurors bailiffs witnesses and other court expenses. Items include John B Hawkins petit juror 20 dollars, Rex Bridwell bailiff 18 dollars, numerous extra petit jurors and juror expenses, law books from The Bobbs Merrill Co and The W H Anderson Co, court reporter Pauline Medsker 300 dollars, riding bailiff Edgar Colins 300, jury per diem and meals for jurors, and various service and supply charges totaling many dollars.
Professor McAdie explains lightning hazards and offers precautions during storms. He warns against open areas and standing by trees, advises seeking cover or lying down, and suggests grounding radio antennas and keeping wires outside. He notes many dangers come from vertical discharges and emphasizes insulation and common sense.
In Rio Grande do Sul state covering 91 000 square miles in Brazil, cattle numbers exceed a quarter of the United States total, signaling a vast ranching sector and farm industry in the southern region.
The Moabite Stone, a black basalt block measuring 3.8 by 1.2 feet, unearthed at Diban in 1808 by Rev. I A Kliev, contains 34 Phoenician lines detailing Mesha king of Moab’s lineage from Ahab of Israel. At least two replicas have resided in Paris.
Archaeologists report the recovery of an ancient wall and columns near Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee. The find lies close to the area where the Sermon on the Mount is believed to have been preached.
A Chitrese proverb counsels that hidden footprints betray the traveler when one walks on snow. The saying marks a cautionary thought on concealment and evidence in travel.
The Standard Bearers of the Graysville Methodist church met Friday in an all day gathering at Mrs. Elsie Burton's home. After a cover dish dinner the program included devotions, diaries, songs, demonstrations, a mystery box and piano solo. Members listed include Vesta Yager, Mabel Medsker, Allie Borders, Flossie Thompson, Leanore Irvin, Lois Shields and others.
A 67th birthday surprise dinner was given at Robert Frakes home on Sunday. Attendees included numerous families from Mildred Shelburn and surrounding areas, with a noon meal described as bountiful.
The passage asserts evolution and collectivism fuel Reds who seek world control. It traces their alleged origins from Marx to ancient philosophy and Egyptian and Babylonian priestcraft. It warns that teaching evolution in schools invites confiscation and erodes faith, discipline, and social order.
Practical hints cover stockings and laundry care, opening stuck windows with melted lard, hair tonic use to protect pillows, ink stain treatment with oxalis acid, drying woolens flat, running ribbons with pins, and cleaning brushes. Includes craft and cleaning advice and simple household fixes.
James C. Young profiles Madame Pompadour born in 1721 Paris. The Duchess de Pompadour becomes a political force, aligns France with Austria, influences policy, and dies at forty two after a public, dignified demise.
A concise critique frames the best pay as avoidance of duty. It argues that shirking obligation yields the highest personal reward, challenging the value of civic or collective responsibility.
A U S D A report notes 651 hogs weighing 157 000 pounds were killed at the South St Paul market last May with 359 hogs dying in transit or yards in the last week of the month. Losses could have been reduced by thoroughly cleaning cars before loading and spraying during transit. A major buyer reports success by cleaning cars, loading lighter, and demanding spray instructions from rail officials.
A plentiful supply of clean water is essential for hens especially during heavy laying. Water dishes should be kept clean and not stinted. A stock feed rack concept is used to improve watering. an elevated platform forces chickens to hop to reach water, preventing edge contamination by slats.
Andrew Boss of the Minnesota experiment station explains fall plowing boosts crops by longer decomposition of plowed under matter, exposing soil to fall rains, reducing weeds, and easing spring work. It helps avoid crowding and benefits both people and horses at farm work.
Instructions advise washing harness in warm water and soap, hanging to dry while damp, then applying animal or vegetable oil, preferably pure neatsfoot oil, to restore leather softness. Avoid mineral oils due to destructive effects per Iowa State College farm engineering authorities.
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