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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

5

Hymera Local Roundup Shows Small News and School Events

Walter Trueblood recovers from smallpox at Hymera while Mrs. Cummins heals after tumor surgery in Sullivan. Local groups and churches report services and Children’s Day events. The Hymera Coal Co hoist broke causing a temporary mine shutdown. operations expected to resume Wednesday.

Walter Trueblood W. D. Cummins Sullivan Hospital Williams Bros Sullivan American Legion BE. N. Rosier Clay City W. J. Williams Shelburn M. E Baptist Church Hymera Coal Co West End Hymera Good Fellows’ Club

Local notes mix farming, fishing and town chatter

Enoch Lester of Terre Haute visits relatives here last week. Residents report robust clover harvests and fish‑filled days as townspeople joke about crosses with smart weed and rising living costs. Colonel Osburne leads leather conservation amid political worries while Robert Crow and Harry Knox travel for business and land prospects.

Enoch Lester Terre Haute Luther Burbank Osburne H. C Robert Crow Mississippi Harry Knox Robinson Ralph Shields Johnson Myrtle Osburn

Local notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns

Word arrives that Mr and Mrs Orvall Holmes of Terre Haute are the parents of a baby girl. Numerous visits and moves noted including Laura Sharpless of Toledo visiting relatives, and Aud Horner relocating to Stanley Wisconsin. Marital news includes the wedding of Lucile Thomson and Paul Johnson. Riverview and local farming activity are mentioned with log hauling to Mase mills and a Prairie Creek wedding.

Orvall Holmes Terre Haute Holmes Marie Russell Laura Sharpless Toledo Ohio Vesta Johnson Clinton Phillips Russell Poorman West Union Charley Rankin Prairie Creek George Kersey O. T. Criss Sullivan Helen Bradbury Golda Bradbury York Aud Horner Stanley Wis Alfred Russell George Harmon H. E. Bland Mort Welsh James Tague A. B. Harrison Chicago White Sox Red Sox Lucile Thomson Francis Thomson Paul Johnson Albert Johnson Harry Dilley Rose Dilley Pearl Scott Francis Marquis John Scott Dr. Parker the Narrows Cincinnati Wakely Watson Evelene Thomas Riverview

Social notes from Terre Haute and Farmersburg area

Miss Geneva Bishop of Terre Haute visited the Jewells in Terre Haute. Hood friends hosted multiple guests including Letha Jennings and Ford Hall in Farmersburg. Several families attended services and visits with neighbors in Concord, Hymera, Sullivan, and nearby towns. Mrs Hamit Boone recovering after illness.

Geneva Bishop Terre Haute Otto Jewell Mabel Wilma Hood Elsie Marts Shelburn Dudley Hayworth Sylvester Baldridge Farmersburg Alvin Hood Letha Jennings Ford Hall Dallas Oral Harris Amanda Allen Hood Cora Clark Tennessee Elmer Taylor James Miller Dora Taylor Tressa Bennett E. G. Denny Essie Withers Dugger Jane Davis Levi Jewell Barnett Sullivan Will Pittman Harding Stewart Chester Woodard Howard P. T. Lloyd Lydia Woodard C. H. Lloyd and Sons J. A. Barcus Hershel Jennings David McKinney Nan Bennett Margaret Bennett

US Agriculture outlines swine industry improvements

The document urges purebred breeding stock to raise quality and uniformity, promotes swine shows, judging, and pig clubs, and calls for supervision of feeder stock, serum distribution, and immunization against hog cholera. It also advocates tuberculosis suppression, parasite control, sanitary housing, efficient slaughtering and home curing, genetic research, fall farrowing in the north, dual yearly litters in the south, continuous feeding trials, and compiling pork production statistics.

United States Department of Agriculture

Provide water for horses

A field guide note explains that a 1000 pound horse or mule doing hard work on hot days may need about 12 gallons of water daily, with four or five daily drinks common in heat. Regular access matters more than timing with feed, and deprivation can lead to excessive drinking when water returns.

Livestock Advice Emphasizes Feed Water and Pasture

Notes advise neglecting ram exercise in favor of good feed and water. It highlights a farm work animal’s points and hints at foaling mares needing private stalls or pasture. It cautions that success in building a large herd depends on rich pastures and suitable grazing lands.

Stock Sale Report and Local Somerset Event Notes

Col A E Harrison led a large stock sale near Chicago last week. Frank Wernz shows a Lexington touring car. Mrs Charles Riggs visited friends in Sullivan. Mr Clemens of West York NL guest of Rev George Fuson Lynn Thomas and Percy Lester drove to Terre Haute. Bert DeHart funeral in Terre Haute after a fatal accident in Washington. Maggie Patton and daughter Lorena visited Sullivan Tuesday. Miss Bernice M Martin attended State Normal School. Will Patton and sister Gladys visited New Lebanon. Elmer Harrison and Big Springs family guests of Carl Lester family.

Frank Wernz Lexington Charles Riggs Sullivan Clemens West York George Fuson Lynn Thomas Percy Lester Terre Haute Rufus DeHart Alpha DeHart Bert DeHart DeHart Washington

Love and Sulivan unions year a price listed

The Terre Haute Star notes a deal with The Sullivan Times for a one year subscription at four dollars fifty cents, reflecting a local newspaper offer and rate details.

Terre Haute Sullivan Unies

Temperature and metal behavior at ordinary temperatures

The text discusses how lead and other metals behave at ordinary temperatures, noting that lead can act like steel and that tempera ture is crucial. It mentions liquid air and a helical sprig concept, emphasizing non elastic soft metals and their changing properties as they approach melting points.

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