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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

5

Sullivan area social and wool pool plans outlined

The Sullivan County Farmers Association reports on wool growers forming a county wool pool to attract bidders from across the United States. Committees in Carlisle Farmersburg and Sullivan coord inate lists of fleeces and wool types while noting a low per member cost of about 27 cents.

Association Carlisle Elmer Carrico G. W. Clayton Raymond Roberts Farmersburg Wm. Riggs Richard Taylor Clair Thomson Sullivan Jas. R. Riggs Cyril Downen A. W. Pigg E. E. Reynolds United States

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed 6 December 1886. Company promotes internal use, claiming bloodborne action. offers testimonials and Toledo contact. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason K. Hall

Farmers delay corn planting due to heavy rains

The heavy rains slow crop work in Harrison bottoms with only 40 acres of corn planted and little progress on bluff farms. Rufus DeHart engaged in local business.

Harrison Bottoms Rufus DeHart

Graysville Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Moves

Graysville residents share travel visits with Terre Haute and Jasonville. Local church plans Memorial Day services and Children’s Day. Postmaster Yager installs a government letter box as residents urged to support fund drives and town boosters.

Paul Cushman Terre Haute Will Yager Vesta T. K. Cushman C. F. Whitlock Kingsley Joe Gray Roy Kelly Roy Rochester Minn Rev L. L. Johnson Garret Schloot Jasonville Audrey Combs Linton Ind Sim Yager David Huff Providence Wm. M. Burnett Julia Win Charles Wilker Tarwater Odd Fellows Bro Johnson Patton Bros Charles Bicknell Jacob Foutz Mary Foutz Byron Foutz Sullivan Alst Ben Adams George Nowlin Yager Isaac Brown

Honest Advertising Pledge Promises Fair Prices

Editorial asserts the store adheres to truthful advertising through the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. It guarantees advertised articles are as represented and prices reflect fair selling practices rather than inflated marks.

Associated Advertising Clubs

Delay in state farmers association papers to towns

Several farmers question missing state farmers association papers. The delay came as townships received member addresses only recently. All member names have now been submitted and each member should receive the June issue.

State Farmers’ Association Fordson Heny Ford & Son

Farmers urged action on livestock, taxes, and productivity

The article urges farmers to join associations, engage township and state groups, improve use of county agents, and recruit family involvement. It discusses Livestock reports, stock yards, cooperative elevators, wool pooling, grain marketing, road building, and a Nolan tax bill taxing lands over 10 000 dollars. It warns the need to oppose higher farm taxes while promoting frugality and work to lower living costs.

State Indianapolis Co-operative Livestock Shippers, Association Nolan United States Farmers Association Congress

Resolutions from Middle West secretaries on farm policy

The meeting urges a formal conservation policy and tax exemption incentives for farmers to improve tillable land. It calls for a referendum on farm attitudes to strikes, compulsory arbitration, the Adamson law repeal, and Townsend Road Law, plus support for rural education and fair labor compensation.

Middle West American Farm Bureau Federation American Farm ‘Bureau Federation

Late Season Light Corn Crop Warns of Short Harvest

The county faces a very light corn crop with only about ten percent planted. Farmers fear late planting after May 10 to 20 reduces maturity and yields. A brief window of planting weather exists after days of rain and delays, prompting renewed field efforts statewide.

County tractors plow soil day and night

County tractors run around the clock to break and prepare the soil, indicating intensive farming activity and labor effort across fields.

Sullivan Soldiers Eligible for Training and Relief

Sullivan Post American Legion reports three Sullivan county World War veterans Cecil Nesbit Graysville and Louis A Keifer Hymera eligible for extra pay and vocational training under a new soldiers relief bill. Herman Jewell Graysville listed with leg injuries and gas exposure.

Sullivan Sullivan Post American Legion Sullivan County Cecil Nesbit Herman Jewell Graysville Louis A. Keifer Hymera

Junction City veteran Thomas Dever noted retiree and farmer

Thomas Dever of Junction City Kansas age 74 son of late John Dever born and reared in the county retired as city engineer of his home city after many years in that capacity now in poor health Civil War veteran lives on the Dever farm northeast of Junction City

Thomas Dever Junction City Kansas Dever Mr. Dever John Dever

Newspaper Offer: Terre Haute Star and Suallli Union Discounted

The Terre Haute Star and The Suallli Union are offered together for one year at 4.50 dollars, providing a combined readership option for local news and community notices.

Terre Haute Star Sualllivan Union

Notice to Non Residents Sullivan County Divorce Case 1920

The Sullivan Circuit Court in May Term 1920 hears Guss Bradberry vs Amelia Bradberry. Complaint No 18596 alleges divorce and states Amelia Bradberry is not a resident of Indiana. She must appear or demur by September 7 1920 at Sullivan County Court House.

Indiana Sullivan County Sullivan Circuit Court Guss Bradberry Amelia Bradberry James R. Brown State of State of Indiana Charles R. Railsback

Mrs. Jane Jones Elected to State Board of Trustees

Mrs. Jane Jones of this city was elected a member of the board of grand trustees of the state organization after attending the Rebekah Assembly session in Indianapolis last week.

F. H. Johnson Lara Hawkins Sullivan William Reid Lucile Luther Pifer Palestine W. Horner T. A. S&slinger H. S Helen Cochran Dan Cochran Carlisle Melvin Cooper Indianapolis I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Oberene Adams Terre Haute Maude Burke Mary Cora Cramer Bennett Newton Drue Thornton Madame Blaker Frank Robertson Illinois Ralph St. Clair Roscoe Daugherty Vern Nichols Oscar Cunningham Paul Gray Homer Daniels Chicago Glenna James Minnie Whitaker College Auditorium Mabel Alexander Ruth Hallett Paul Evans Jane Jones Rebekah Assembly

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