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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
8
The text defines the dairy cow as a distinct dairy breed with a large deep barrel and well developed udder. It outlines the three essential features body digestion circulation and udder quality, and explains how digestive capacity, udder development, and a healthy circulatory system drive high milk and butter fat production.
A selected dozen hens will lay as many eggs as the average farmer wants hatched. If hens are related to a pure bred cock, all chickens will share uniform color and characteristics. Isolated hens lay eggs with similar fertility and keeping qualities.
After chicks hatch, move them to the garden or under trees when weather allows. They will find plenty of insects to eat and can roam freely, catching what they like.
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company acquired sixteen coal mines and related holdings in Indiana and Illinois for about 10 million dollars. Mines from Oak Hill Burnwell Knorthkamp Peabody and 3,000 acres near Paxton transferred, with 7.6 million to liquidate debts. Oak Hill’s Chicago owners and West Jackson Hill connections noted. A Paxton mine is planned.
James T. Osburn declares candidacy for Republican nomination for Commissioner in the Second District. The announcement appears in the county paper, a Republican publication established in 1866 edited by Chaney and R. P. White. Od uygun
The report mentions boys working on the streets including Butch Watson and Bill Beckett. Mrs. James Sanders moved in with her son Earl Sanders, and H. H. Stevens will occupy the vacated house. Another Law and Order League temperance rally was held at the opera house with an address by Rev. M. O. Robbins. Frank McCracklin is listed as sick.
Everett Rhodes and family visit Mrs Rhodes parents in Antioch. Many local residents, including the Marshalls Hale Llewellyns and Bennetts, attend church and social events across Sullivan, Dugger, and Hymera. Fishermen report luck. several residents travel to Sullivan, Cass, and Terre Haute for visits, work, and gatherings.
The May 8 1912 Sullivan Indiana post office list shows unclaimed letters including ladies and gents lists with names such as Miss Maud Brock Fanny Elmbrough Mrs Leah Shepler Mayme W. Smith Millie Tronson M H Walters Delia Woodward Roscoe Brown W C Clark Clarence Daily George Martin Sherwood & Price Weiner Charles and more plus one cent due per letter. Also notices about a Dixie Flyer motorcycle contest a robbery at Dugger depot marriage licenses Joe Ring sentenced for illegal liquor sale and a public notice from Paul French support voting by mail.
The administrator of the Bert Riggle estate files a final report with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Saturday May 25 1912 to determine approval of the account. Creditors heirs and legatees are directed to appear and show cause if needed. Bays Bays, Attorneys. May 8 1912.
Sullivan County Indiana Council will meet at the Auditor’s office on Wednesday May 125 1912 to consider an additional appropriation of 3000 for new bridges. Auditor Win S Bicknell signs the notice dated May 7 1912.
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