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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
5
The illustration explains bee mouthparts including the glossa labellum labial palpi maxillae and mentum showing nectar uptake methods and how the proboscis folds. Nearby notes record community visits and a meeting at Shiloh with local residents seen in Sunday activities.
Advice urges preventing swarming, proper soil work, early oats and peas, pure seed to cut weeds, and equal honey potential in simple containers. Emphasizes soil, seeds, equipment care, animal hoof care, and winter repairs for a productive farm.
Local residents circulate in Sullivan Palestine and Caledonia for visits and church events. Many names appear visiting relatives, attending parties and entertainment, with hospitality at homes across Farnsworth and nearby towns. A surprise birthday spread and new bank planning mark social and civic activity this week.
Mrs. Josie Pounds and daughter Edna visited relatives in Fairbanks. Josie Eno was in Merom Saturday afternoon. Warren Watson and wife were in Sullivan Saturday. Rev. Bennett will preach here next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Manning spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Mann. Mrs. Lon Phillips visiting relatives in Frankfort and Lebanon Indiana. Maude Watson and sons Arel and Ralph spent Saturday and Sunday in Merom with Mrs. Mahan. E L Duffer was in Sullivan Saturday. Will Newline visited Wheeler Rockwell Sunday. Jess Arnett and family spent Sunday at Newton Haines. Will and Ray Watson visited grandfather and uncle near Middletown Sunday.
For sale Indian Runner duck eggs at Sullivan Street fairs. Premium ducks offered at 60 cents for 15 eggs. John L. Woodward, Rural Route 2, Sullivan.
The passage reflects Fichte urging immediate forward action at year’s start. He warns against lingering on past years or dwelling on debts, instead urging awareness of notable achievements to inform future effort.
Mrs. Cyrus Brouse of Northumberland County divided a 240 foot square plot into four equal shares for her four sons Reuben Frank Thomas and Earl. Slips with shares were drawn and named for each son. All are satisfied and two plan immediate building on their portions.
The Y W C A elected officers Wednesday night and the bulletin board was heavily used. Mr. Wilson quit school and moved with his parents to California. Ward Black has been very ill with the grip. The I O O F did some work in the third degree Thursday night. Dr Woodworth accompanied W S Alexander to his appointment.
In the District Court of Indiana a voluntary bankruptcy was declared for Ziby Howe of Sullivan. The first meeting of creditors is set for Friday March 24 1911 at 3 30 p m in Sullivan Indiana at the law office of John Lindley. Creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Referee in Bankruptcy Phelps F Darby dated Evansville Indiana March 18 1911. First insertion March 15 1911.
Charley Rooksberry started to school last week. Everett Metcalf has quit school. Miss Nellie Chastain is no better. Mr. and Mrs. Gussie Eslinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Anderson Friday night.
Ad pitches a high grade malleable range with polished top ventilated fire box and copper reservoir a cast flue to prevent rust and sliding damper as the greatest fuel saving device on record offered for 60 dollars inviting customers to come and see it claiming it will last for years
Four generations of a family are described in a fragmented notice noting a woman aged twenty four and a reference to a ceremony or event. The garbled text suggests a local obituary or memorial item with names and dates missing.
James B. Nicholas of Illinois claims a new automatic cement finishing trowel patented Oct 25, 1910. The device lets a worker stand erect and smooth cement quickly, reducing time and back strain. Contractors say it is superior and highly valued, with demand far exceeding price.
Miss Grace Meilott of Sullivan and G Weltmer of Uniontown Pa wed at the Seminole Hotel in Jacksonville Florida. They plan to reside in Uniontown where Mr Weltner works. Mrs Weltner is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mellott and active in society. The Mellotts attended the wedding and will spend time in Florida. Miss Cora Lewis has returned home to Pleasantville and will enter the poultry business. Raleigh Eaton and Mrs Eaton have returned to their Paxton area farm after a winter stay with Mrs Lewis Eaton.
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