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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

7

Application For Liquor License In Sullivan County Indiana

The applicant Homer Marlow, a white male and long term resident of Cass Township Sullivan County Indiana over 31 years old, seeks a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and intoxicating liquors at retail in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking rights. The described premises occupy the lower front room of a one and a half story frame building in the southeast corner of section 30 township 8 north range 8 west facing the public highway. The application will be considered by the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the next regular session beginning the first Monday in April 1911.

Cass Township Sullivan County Indiana United States Board of Commissioners Lcense Homer Marlow Hamilton Township Hamilton Gaid Board of Comminssioners Section One Township Edward McCall Eaid

Notice of Liquor License Application in Hamilton Township

Edward McCall announces his intent to apply for a one year liquor license at his premises in Hamilton Township Sullivan County Indiana. The request covers sale of spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The site is a one story frame building 20 by 28 feet on about one acre at the described lot. The application will be heard at the next session of the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners beginning the first Monday in April 1911.

Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Court 1911

In Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana the case of W P Stratton administrator vs Mary Deckard et al arises from a petition for a commissioner to make deed. Defendants Michael Deckard and Tabitha A Neiman are nonresidents and must answer by May 15, 1911 or the suit will proceed in their absence. Clerk ARTHUR E DeBAUN seals the document. First insertion March 15, 1911-31.

State of Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court W. P. Stratton Adam Deckard Mary Deckard George W. Buff Sullivan Circuit Michael Deckard Tabitha A. Neiman Maud C. Horn

Notice of liquor license petition in Sullivan County Indiana

Notice to Hamilton Township residents that Sanford Sullivan will apply to the Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the April 1911 session for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors for public drinking on the first floor of a two story frame building part of Lot No.4 Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Company Kelsem subdivision, with a 20.99 acre parcel description and a glass front facing a gravel public highway.

Jackson Hill Recorder's Office Sullivan County Indiana Jackson Sanford Sullivan

Divorce and Custody Complaint Filed in Sullivan Court

Maud C Horn files petition No 14467 for divorce and child custody in Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana. Andrew J Horn, nonresident, is notified to appear or answer by May 8, 1911, or the case will proceed in his absence. First insertion March 15, 1911.

Andrew J. Horn Buff & Stratton Sullivan Circuit Court Indiana Sullivan County State of Indiana

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan City

Notice by the estate administrator of Susannah Walters announces a private or public sale on April 20, 1911 in Sullivan Sullivan County Tadiana. Bids may be made at 8 North Court Street until noon. if none satisfactory, a public sale occurs at 2 PM. Terms: one third cash six and twelve months with secured mortgage and 6 percent interest.

Susannah Walters Sullivan Tadiana Benjamin C. Sherman City of North Court Street Tisams

Advertisements Rate Disclosure Header Note

An advertisement rate note states one cent per word for first insertion and half a cent per word for each additional insertion. The header emphasizes pricing terms for classified ads.

Desiring Barred Rocks Supplied by Indiana Breeder

M T Rossiter of Dugger Indiana advertises Desiring Barred Rocks with a record of wins in Indiana and Illinois including Hutsonville and Terre Haute. Eggs offered at 2.50 for 15, 4.75 for 30, 10 for 100 plus a trio of S C R I Reds and cockerels for sale.

Indiana Illinois Hutsonville Ill Terre Haute Ind M. T. Rossiter Dugger

Poultry and Chicks Advertised in Sullivan Indiana

Ss. C. R. I. Red or S. C. B. Leghorn eggs priced at $4 per 100 or 75 cents per 15. Day old chicks offered by Mrs. S. E. Coulson, Route 10, Sullivan, Indiana.

For Sale Indian Runner Duck Eggs at Sullivan Street Fair

For sale premium ducks eggs at Sullivan Street Fairs. 60 cents buys 15 eggs. John L. Woodward R. D. 2 Sullivan.

Sullivan Street John L. Woodward R. D Sullivan

Leghorns for sale from Schweigman in Richmond Indiana

Ss. C. Brown leghorns offer fine large birds with good color and comb. Regular egg producers from top stock in the country. Prices: $1.00 per 15, $5.00 per 100. Orders filled promptly by GEO. C. SCHWEGMAN, Richmond Indiana.

Ss. C GEO. C. Schwegman Richmond Ind

Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale in Hope Indiana

A seller lists five cockerels and one cock bird available to close out. Cockerels priced at 2.50 each and the cock at 5.00. Address and initials G. P. Davi R. D. 15 Hope Ind.

Plymouth Rocks G. P Davi R. D Hope Ind

White Wyandottes Booking Eggs From Prize Stock

Booking eggs from prize winning stock. Send for mating list. A few good cockerels left at 2.00 dollars. Co. B. Crowden, Goodland, Indiana.

Rose Comb Brown Leghorns for sale and hatching

J. W. Cook offers Kulp strain Rose Comb Brown Leghorn cockerels for sale and eggs for hatching at 5.00 per 100. Blaffton Bluffton, Ind. R. D. 7.

J. W. Cook R. D Bluffton Ind Rhode Island J. WM. Thie Batesville

Buff Plymouth Rocks from A L Weckler of Bunker Hill

A L Weckler of Bunker Hill Indiana advertises purebred Buff Plymouth Rocks breeding strictly high class stock. Birds guaranteed as represented with hyege from winners and membership in the American Buff Plymouth Rock Club.

Weckler Plymouth Rocks Hyege Plymouth Rock Club A. L. Weckler Bunker Hill Ind

Poultry House Design From Country Gentleman

In severe winter the two hundred leghorns stayed healthy in a specific poultry house described by F. T. Tiffany. The structure measures 30 by 14 by 10 feet with a 12 by 4 front addition and hot bed sash roof. It features muslin covered openings, sliding doors, white pine siding, a north barn-board wall, a dusting room, nests under a dropping board, and a 2.5 foot high dropping shelf. The system costs under two dollars per bird.

F. T. Tiffany

Curtain Front Hen House

A Missouri Valley Farmer note from Ripley Oklahoma describes curtain front hen houses as ideal in warm climates, arguing they keep fowls near nature and may boost eggs with proper feeding. It details storm curtains on the south side, a 17 inch board on the north edge, and central wall ventilation for hot weather.

J. W. Torrance Ripley, Okla Missouri Valley Farmer

Profit in Mixed Poultry and Farm Feed Efficiency

The author asserts poultry offers top returns when integrated with crops. Emphasizes attention to poultry equal to other farm parts and endorses the colony house system for mobility and feed savings. notes drippings fertilize land and improve overall farm profitability.

Paul

FEED TURKEYS FOR MARKET

Instructions from a New England turkey raiser on pens and sheds for midwinter markets. Two herds are kept in adjacent yards with movable switching between pens to aid fattening and appetite. Feed clean grain, boiled vegetables, bran, and chop with turnip tops and cabbage leaves daily. Provide fresh water, clean troughs, and a dry yard. Feed four times daily and handle calmly.

Winter Egg Laying Tips for Fowl Keepers

Farmers are advised to maintain hardy breeding stock, provide dry warm breakfast feed, and keep nests comfortable to boost winter egg production. Separate pullet quarters, weekly droppings cleanup, and thorough lice control are essential for profitable flocks.

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Arthur E. Debaun Bhoultry Hong B. Crowden Goodland, Ind J. A. Welch Letts Alonzo Lyner Greenfield, In Practical Poultry House Zand Then Fefeqive Ting Dwirenett Plymouth Rock Cockrel Golden Wyandottes G. Lowe Waldron Chicago Omaha Iowa Gjhermann & CO S. Cahitdt Indianapolis South Side Ladies’ Store Sullivan, Indiana Adruing Julius Hatry Shoe Co The Sullivan Union W. H. Hill, JR Insurance, Abstracts Poland China Farmony
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