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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
2
Mrs Charles Ash of Terre Haute Indiana reports a dramatic health turn after eight years of indigestion headaches dizziness back pain and nerve troubles. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite digestion nerves and energy enabling her to care for five children and manage her home again.
Special Information Service urges clean plants and soil sterilization to avoid introducing clubroot root-knot and wilts into new land. Steam pressure sterilization in greenhouses or hot water treatments in seed beds are recommended to control diseases and protect future crops.
Drillers found a gas pocket at 300 feet while testing a barnlet hole two miles northwest of Carlisle. Water entered the same hole at about 150 feet, spurting to 15 feet as gas forced water upward. State rules require casing then capping. the spout drew a crowd at the Knotts farm. Mr. and Mrs. George Carmichael reside there.
The Board of State Tax Commissioners schedules a public hearing for May 26 in Carlisle school auditorium. The 35000 bond would fund construction of the Woodward school building on Skinner Hill. Petitioners are represented by Louis Meier. township by Arthur D. Cutler.
Hog parasites include lice and two mange mites causing irritation, poor growth, and death. Lice feed by blood. dipping is best, with sprays and medicated wallows as alternatives. Use crude petroleum and lime sulfur dips. bulletin 1085 details mites, symptoms, and control plans, and offers free access on request.
The quail known across the Mediterranean is described as a yearly festival for locals as he migrates over the inland sea. Peasants face rent costs and other expenses tied to his arrival, while the event draws attention from nearby communities.
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