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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
8
Guidance on identifying San Jose scale on apple pear and peach trees, including a diagnostic description of gray ashlike appearance and orange jellylike insects beneath bark scales. Recommends winter or early spring spraying with virus solutions or cooked sulfur wash, notes Geneva station self boiling mix details and preparation steps.
The Early Spring cabbage is praised as an extremely early, reliable, hard headed variety. It offers small round outer leaves suitable for close planting and is favored by market gardeners for its early maturity and robust yields.
An article laments a rising wave of immigration to the United States. It accuses the current influx of improper quality and stresses widespread concerns about national culture and policy.
The piece offers gardening guidance for March weather with advice on sowing peas and turnips, planting hardy vegetables, and timing crops. It mentions grafting wax ingredients and practical steps for preparing soil, with emphasis on delaying tasks when ground is wet and using nitrate dressings for early crops.
Community reminders recount visits by Mr Alsman and wife from Paxton to L H Lovvelace and by Roscoe Joseph to Jara Chastain. A death tolls a prominent young man on his second term, with funeral tributes and a note of Paul’s musical pupilship. The column also promotes Tonic for digestion and blood building by Joe K Smrok.
William Wyatt and wife hosted by Dan Pigg and wife on Sunday. John Johnson in Dugger. Farmers report corn planting finished. Sias Cox and wife visited relatives in Linton. Jamey Hadnes and family visited relatives near Paxton. Martin Pirtle sold 40 dozen radishes this season. Jesse Page sold first raspberries in Dugger this week. Bro Strivers preached at Shiloh Sunday. Pleasant rain Saturday night. Luther Pirtle at Linton band concert Thursday. A new church is going up at the Gambit. John Chambers in Dugger late week.
Frank Gray of Indianapolis visited relatives in Big Springs with his Terr Haute hosts Saturday and Sunday. Miss Hess of Dayton and Prof Slatten of Merom dined with Warren Watson. Rev Hershey of Merom and Miss Fant of Annapolis Ills visited. Our children Day events were well attended and missions collection reached 1260.
Local items note visitors from Linton Sullivan Terre Haute and Hymera plus the Shelburn Grays baseball game at the new athletic park. Paul Phillips, a gas explosion victim at the Reliance mine, dies after a brief illness. heartfelt sympathy extended to the Cavins family and friends.
Jones appears at Mat tix Turman and Riggs buggy house this week offering freight payment and savings on a puggy or carriage.
Dr R B Douglas formerly partner of Dr Nellans has moved his office to the Bolinger Johnson building in Shelburn. 47 11
Advertises a limited time offer for Dr Carlstedt s German Liver Powder promising cures for liver and kidney complaints and related ailments. Claims a 25 cent bottle is free to prove the product s effectiveness and urges immediate call to become a distributing agent.
An advertisement asserts that Dr Carlstedt's German Liver Powder has relieved and cured thousands of hopeless cases. It invites readers at a distance to mail for postage to the American Pharmaceutical Co Evansville Indiana, noting not to send children. It lists Joe K Smock as a seller.
Advertises excursion rates and travel windows on Pennsylvania Railroad and partner lines. Details include round trip fares, June to August sell dates, stopovers in New York and Baltimore, and extensions to late summer. Mentions groups such as Nations Educational Association and Grand Army of Republic with specific city routes and ticket limits.
Portland to Los Angeles routes advertised with multiple sale dates May through September. First class round trips priced at 57.30 or 68.30 via direct or California routes. Tickets valid 90 days with stopover option on return for 1 dollar. Information from Big Four ticket office and agents listed.
A listing of travel tickets and return limits for various events and associations across the country. Cities include Sbury Park New Jersey Boston Massachusetts Louisville Kentucky Milwaukee Wisconsin Portland Oregon Albany Oregon and more with dates of sale and extended return periods. Prices range from one fare with cents differences to 57.15 for round trips and extended return windows up to 90 days.
A local promotion announces a buggy giveaway on July 1 tied to every $1 cash purchase or equivalent on account or note. The event reflects a sale incentive by Mattix Turman and Riggs with a 46 41 note.
Professional cards list a Stoney at Law in Sullivan Indiana offering prompt legal, probate, and civil business, with loans on long or short terms, and floor space in the Sul State Bank Building.
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