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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
2
A farmer explains silos as ancient grain stores and marks the 1875 US start by Manly Mills. It covers silage benefits, corn as a primary plant, optimal silo designs, feeding rates, and Indiana timing for silage needs across a 200 day season.
Carter Phegley purchased 90 acres in Gill township from Miss Winifred Pierson for $9,000. The unimproved tract marks his fourth large farm purchase since moving to the county from Jackson seven years ago, following his initial 178 acre A. P. Coyner farm purchase.
Misses Frances and Beulah Lopshire, who have been visiting the families of John C Chaney and Mrs Minnie Chaney, departed Saturday morning for their home near Fort Wayne.
Max Holmes visiting his father A. A. Holmes announced his safe arrival in Portland, Oregon by telegram received Wednesday.
A Arkansas colored Republican testifies to a contest committee that his church festival money funded travel to the event. He explains trustees used lawn fetes to raise cash and joked about reimbursing the Northern patriots, provoking laughter and doubt about motives.
A Neenah Wisconsin man endured severe side pain from a frightful coughing spell that fractured two ribs, with his doctor noting the injury. The ad extols Dr Kink's New Discovery as a remedy for late coughs and stubborn respiratory troubles, claiming a free trial bottle is available at Joe K Smock & Sons drug store.
On the first Sunday in June Rev. William Chessar preaches the annual Sermon on the Rock at the old Flat Creek church site in Noxid Jasper County Ind The 1858 church burned in 1894 and the deed requires the land revert to heirs if not used for church purposes People travel from miles around to attend and if the service is skipped the ground reverts to Nick Foster
Jonas Ladson a Paxton area resident, aged 78, was found dead Tuesday afternoon seated on a corn cultivator near his home. Heart disease listed as the cause. Born in Cambridgeshire England he arrived 1854, married Mary Evans in 1857, later two wives, seven children from first marriage and four from second. He lived south of Paxton on a farm and was active in Masons and local churches. Funeral held at Paxton with Carlisle Masons in charge.
Mrs. Marion Shade visits Crawfordsville while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jeter relocate to Indianapolis for work in contracting. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Crowder travel to Gordon Nebraska to visit daughter Mrs. Ruth Brown.
A customer reports dramatic improvement after taking Foley Kidney Pills, noting pain in the back and hips vanished within days. Available at Joe K. Smock & Son.
A series of court actions concluded with settlements or dismissals. Cases included Andrew Curry vs James Worth over a horse trade, Great Northern Manufacturing Co. vs William and John Stiner on note, Irvin Gallagher vs Monon Coal Co, Cotrell vs E. T. H. railroad, Nichols on Consolidated Indiana Coal, Sam Mason vs Monon Coal, and others. Some trials proceeded or were transferred to Greene or Knox counties. fines and judgments were issued in individual disputes.
Mrs. M. A. McLaughlin of 512 Jay Street LaCrosse Wisconsin states she suffers various back and hip pains believed to be connected to kidney issues. She seeks medical guidance and potential treatment options.
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