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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
8
An article by W R Kilbert argues calf diseases, especially white scours and a fatal lung illness, are preventable with meticulous care. It urges clean calving areas, prompt navel disinfection, dry bedding, proper ventilation, and controlled exercise to reduce infection and improve calf survival.
Guide for planting trees using a long board with end holes and a middle notch to position the tree precisely over stakes. After staking, insert pins through the board ends to hold alignment, place the tree in the notch, and pack soil around the roots to ensure the tree sits exactly where planned.
The illustration shows the elevation and ground plan of the building and yard used to house a herd bull. The design avoids needing a man in the stall by using a sliding feed trough and water system. A pulley-operated door controls access between the breeding pen and run way, with the bull moved only after the cow is placed in the breeding pen and the keeper steps out.
After a 33 day strike at Terre Haute the operators and miners reached a settlement. Miners gained concessions in all demands and mines were ordered to reopen immediately. An advance of 5.55 percent was granted across all ages.
Dr Pierre Stewart formerly of Sullivan and Miss Dolly Grebe of Cayuga wed in Newport Indiana yesterday. Stewart had one prior marriage and is now divorced.
Edgar Eaton and his son, who had just left for Towner Colorado with their goods, were caught in a cyclone in Kansas. They were not injured, but the top of the box car blew off, leaving them exposed to the elements.
In an electrical storm Sunday afternoon a mare owned by Bert Shaw three miles southeast of Farmersburg was struck in a pasture and killed. Shaw had recently purchased the horse for 150 dollars.
Long, Warren & Co. vs Ida M Parks and John T Parks on note. Ida M Hubbell vs Matt H Berry and Frank Wible sheriff Sullivan county injunction. Roxie Johnson vs estate of Mary K Montgomery claim.
Abner Richard visited friends Sunday evening in our neighborhood. John Booker and wife spent Saturday night with relatives. Ed Bennett went to Sullivan on Monday. Martin Pirtle was in Linton Saturday. Henry Miller spent Wednesday in Sullivan. Maggie Wyatt traveled to Linton Saturday. John Chambers drove to Linton Saturday. George Bennett was in Dugger the last of the week. We had a pleasant rain Sunday.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana postoffice May 4 1910. Two weeks to call before they go to Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Mrs Mallissa Harrison and Mrs Bury Robbins. Gents list includes J W Kennedy and W A Rees. One cent due on each letter. A A Hotmgs P M
In a light exchange Stubbleton declines to speak ill of the absent while Paperpill comments on the tobacco issue, prompting a quiet, humorous moment about propriety and presence.
Merom May 3 R E Minters farm residence and its contents burned Thursday night between eleven and twelve oclock family escaped in night clothes William Johnson narrowly survived with help from Mr and Mrs Minter property partially insured family staying with Mrs Harper repairs planned immediately at the fire site community sympathy extended. The record notes 198 students matriculated in U C college this year and comments on summer band concerts and social spooning at the park.
John Pogue and son Emery return from Terre Haute with a new buggy. Numerous visits, social events, farm moves, and local performances fill a busy week across Farnsworth Caledonia and surrounding towns. Notable items include Masonic degree conferral, Embroidery Club meeting, births, funerals, livestock sales, and theater plans.
A new ice cream freezer eliminates crank turning by using a glass can packed with crushed ice and salt to freeze the contents.
Mrs. Sofia Douthitt of Danville and her sister Mrs. J A Booker assist in caring for their ailing father Uncle John Knochs with Dr. Cox of Carlisle providing medical aid to a jack owned by Jim Miller. Many small repairs and happenings noted including home painting, fruit tree losses from cold, school construction, and property purchases.
Pupils of seventh and eighth grades will perform a recital in the Central school assembly room on Friday afternoon. The program is directed by Miss Stover, supervisor of music.
Gladys Nash the 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Nash died April 23 1910 Funeral at Mt Tabor church conducted by Rev Will Yager The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness in their sad bereavement and shares a verse about loss and healing authored by M J
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