England Keeps Shipping Open Amid War Tide
British ports, led by Liverpool and Manchester, continue vast maritime activity as cargo boats ply every tide. The Mersey Docks and Harbor Corporation funds harbor works, while sailors treat submarines as a joke.
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England
Wess
Mersey Corporation
Liverpool
Southampton
Mersey
London
Scotland
Mersey Docks and Harbor Corporation
Admiralty
City of
Washington
City of Liverpool
Mercaatile Marine
New York Sun
Manchester
London Dock
United States
Great Britain
Congressional Committee On
Manchester Ship Canal Company
Empire
New Orleans
Atlanta
Atlantic Ocean
Beecome
Canal
Ship Canal Company
Successful Feeding Mixed Feeds Boosts Dairy Efficiency
C H Packard of Delavan Wisconsin tested a mixed feed against his home grown ration. He saved about five pounds of grain per cow per day and nearly five cents per cow. He found his mix balanced for his farm roughage and cheaper than wholesale.
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National Crop Improvement Service
C. H. Packard
Delavan
Wisconsin
Armsby
Our Smallest Soldier Charles Romont Recruited With Waiver
Charles Romont, only 60 inches tall, was accepted for service after the War Department in Washington waived the minimum height of five feet four inches. A San Francisco recruiting officer wired for permission and received an affirmative reply allowing enlistment.
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Charles Romont
Uncle Sam
Romont
War Department
Washington
San Francisco
Newspaper ethics in Peru provokes defense by El Comercio
Lima observers note El Comercio admits purchases of its columns by any party including Germany. The paper says both pro and anti German content could be bought, citing that only Germans showed genuine interest, with anti allied pieces printed as paid advertising without clear labeling.
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Lima
Peru
el Comercio
Germany
United States
Uncle Sam
Farmer Feed Experts Advocate Practical Mixing Over Theory
A farmer who studies feeding finds success through common sense methods rather than scientific analysis. He notes that assembling ingredients from cereal by products could be economical, but many farmers struggle to maintain an economical ration from home products. Those who buy mixed feeds often do so due to forage shortages, and keeping records shows mixed stock feed is largely an arithmetic choice between buying ingredients or a balanced ration.
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Manchester
Canal Company
Mammoth
London
United Kingdom
Europe
Iider
Uics Uuuul le Cumureree
National Crop Improvement Service
Palatable, bulky dairy ration supports cow health and milk
A dairy ration should be palatable to encourage eating and bulky to prevent indigestion. It must offer variety to avoid feed fatigue and provide true protein and essential minerals. It should be highly digestible, as low digestibility wastes energy through excretion.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Grass cafeteria may be costly for feeding stock
The National Crop Improvement Service notes that an acre of pasture feeds a cow, but the same acre can produce ten tons of silage during the same period, suggesting silage could be a more efficient feed option.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Feed and Feed Efficiency for Dairy Cattle Profit
A National Crop Improvement Service note argues dairy cows profit most when fed to capacity. It discusses silage, oil meal, bran, barley and rye by products, and costs per ton. It urges using accurate feeds, checks on fraudulent feeds, and contacting state stations for guidance.
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National Crop Improvement Service
America
Nebraska Experiment Station
Real Estate Transfers in Sullivan County Notes
A condensed list of property transfers across multiple townships in Sullivan County including Cass Gill Painbanks Jackson and others with buyers such as Will H. Hays Samuel M. Springer Albert Drake and Claud A. Le Rue among others. Values range from $1 to $1500 with several tracts and lots described in sections and townships. Also an advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a summer cold remedy.
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Ogle J. Morgan
Samuel MM. Springer
Painbanks
Amanda J. Johnson
Albert Drake
Jackson Township
Phebe Ann Gilman
Calvin
Earl H. Nicholson
Dr. Bell
Graysville Church Union Service Held at Methodist
The town notes a union service at the Methodist church last Sunday evening with Rev. H. C. Shaw preaching the sermon. The writer suggests one large congregation for the town and mentions upcoming July services at the Christian church with Brother Deal leading.
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Methodist Church
Christian and
Methodists
H. C. Shaw
The
Christian Church
Bro. Deal
Methodist Sunday school hosts children day program
Considerable rain damage hit the area last Monday night the heaviest in memory. The Methodist Sunday school invites all to a children day program Sunday evening June 10 in the high school auditorium. Local residents, guests and families were noted visiting and traveling despite the wet conditions.
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Methodist Sunday School
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Unmon One Year Bundle
The Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Unmon offer a combined one year subscription for 3.00. This joint promo provides access to both papers at a reduced annual price.
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THE
Terre Haute Star and
Sullivan Unmon
Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
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Jenny
Portsmouth
Andy
Nipling
Liner
Argo
Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Sullivan County
Cass Township
Robert H. Sherwood
Will H. Hays
Gill Township
Carlisle
Oliver P. Pifer
Claud A. LeRue
C. B. Willis
Dugger
Rose Ann Doyle
Hugh Doyle
Farmersburg
James A. Johnson
Alvah Johnson
D. C. Taylor
Amanda Johnson
James R. Brown
Hannah Atkinson
Glendale
Hymera
Albert J. Gossett
H. P. Harnady
Plew
Rick
O. Merom
Shelburn
Elias G. Denney
Nannie T. Bryant
Riggs
Sullivan
Frank Burnham
James and
Elizabeth Hull
James Hull
Elzabeth Hull
Hasseh L. Brewer
Mary H. Rose
Graysville
Forest City
Fox Chemical Company
Dix Lumber Co
Crow Elkhart Automobiles
E. E. Thomas
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Crowder
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
EA. Billman
Andr~ Mealmer
Indiana
Garrett Schloot
Jasonville
S. S. Yager
Guy Phillips
T. K. Cushman
C. E. Thomas
Jesse Harris
Martha York
Lara Hawkins
Merom
Union Christian College
Hallie Norris
Mary Edith
Terre Haute
Allen Pinkston
John Pinkston
Elias Moore
O. H. Burke
Interurban
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Heath Bound
A. BE
Chicago
Southeastern R. R
Vith
Peoria
St. Louis
Nothwest
Beehunter
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Bedford
Ith Monon
Seymour
Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Cincinnati
Westport
Big Four
Greensburg
Central Passenger Association
J. T. Averitt
Iil
Ckly
Arnica Belvo
Arnica Salve
Choise
Presenta
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J. S. Murphy
Dale’s Jewelry
South Side Square
Barker
Heineto
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Harold Somers
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
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