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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1917
Page
4
The piece explains why militant suffragists appeal to the President for support on a national constitutional amendment. It argues that with Democrats in power in Congress members cite party caucus and the President’s opposition, showing subserviency to the executive and pushing suffragists to seek the President’s influence rather than the legislative branch.
David Lawrence argues that Col. Roosevelt would be a strong envoy to the Allied war conference if the White House trusted his warnings from 1914. He notes Bourne Root and Wood are also barred for criticizing the administration, despite their foresight on war and preparedness.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our father Thomas Morgan. Gratitude also to the New Lebanon choir for beautiful music. Signed by the children Mr and Mrs John W Morgan Mr and Mrs Joseph B Wright Mr and Mrs James Moore.
Indianapolis dispatch notes Democrats suffered a sharp setback as Republicans won five of six first and second class cities including Indianapolis Terre Haute Fort Wayne South Bend and Gary. It highlights gloomy Democratic prospects in the state capital and praises Indiana workers, especially women, for Red Cross efforts amid wartime shortages.
Letter to the editor questions Indiana women's patriotism amid a Red Cross appeal at Oriental lodge hall Twenty second street and Central avenue. The writer contrasts men's wartime enlistment with women urged to sew garments and dressings for wounded soldiers.
The article lists hunting season openings and closures for quail and squirrel, times for rabbits, and banned practices. It details license requirements, protected species, bag limits, hunting on Sundays, permission to hunt on land, use of traps or nets, waterfowl rules, and prohibited methods such as night hunting and certain traps.
Judge Charles Lt. Pulliam of Vigo circuit court in Terre Haute last week selected Charles D. Hunt to serve in the Frank Buster Clark and Eddie Gosnell cases, naming him for the proceedings.
Fall flock management shifts to housing care and health. Remove droppings, prevent crowding, provide three to four square feet per bird, and ensure dry, draft-free ventilation. Inspect roofs for leaks and refresh earthen floors with new earth to maintain a healthy, comfortable poultry house.
Farmers should remove weak birds and ensure dry well ventilated housing to prevent roup. Do not treat individuals. remove affected birds. Add a small amount of potassium permanganate to drinking water as antiseptic and spray house crevices and roost undersides with kerosene or carbolic acid to control mites.
Uncle Dan discusses German schooling versus American schooling, praising German thoroughness but condemning its heartless policies. He cites compulsory universal military training, naturalization for foreigners, and compulsory voting as vital to a strong republic, with Rotary clubs backing the Chamberlain bill.
The trap nest has transformed poultry raising by enabling strict selection of hens. Identify external characteristics to discard loafers and boost profits while lowering feed costs. Focus on traits that signal laying potential and market value to optimize flocks across buying seasons.
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