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Sullivan Union in Sullivan, Indiana

20 Nov 1918

Page 5

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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

5

Local Social and Church Notes From West Union and Nearby

Social rounds list visits and travel in West Union and surroundings. Lynn Gaston and Carl Lester were in town on business. Mr and Mrs Will Thomas and daughter Lela visited Edgar Strain. Charles Morris attended his father’s funeral near Providence. Fred Wernz family Ruby McIntyre and Golden Drake visited Carl Lester. Garnet Drake on 10 day naval furlough will husk corn for Albin Bicknell. No service at Kingley due to influenza recovery. Next Sunday graysville quarterly meeting. Charles Riggs and Byron Foutz traveled to Farmersburg on business.

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Lynn Gaston West Union Carl Lester Will Thomas Lela Edgar Strain Charles Morris Morris Providence Fred Wernz Ruby McIntyre Golden Drake Terre Haute Garnet Drake Great Lakes Naval Station Albin Bicknell Will Huff Kingley Graysville Charles Riggs Byron Foutz Farmersburg Hattie Martin Miss Zola Sullivan Ira Drake Miss Ira Will Lester Will Gaston TerretHlaute Elsie Peacher Rachel Russell Fairbanks Will Kersey Marshall George Kersey Maurice DeBaun Cal Harmon Wernz Turman’s Creek Lansberry Riggs Ed Jewell Hosea Siner New Lebanon William Drake Anna Wileut Ida DeBaun John Bowen Oliver Strain Will Strain Sarah Strain Lizzie Eisner Ola Frank Bales A. J. Peacher Fern DeHart Rose Horner Ben O. Drake Elmer Drake Paul Navy Robert Drakes Lillis Rachel Ann Trueblood Emma Myles Verlie Chambers North Dakota Roy Pound Chas. D. Pound John W. Johnson James Anderson Johnson Will Albee Clint Johnson Jasonville Jane Steel Pogue Geneva Jerome Bowen Verna Jolly Hunt Blanche Denton Frankfort A. D. Thomas Crawfordsville Will H. Hays C. N. Vance Superintendent of Schools Columbia University New York City Vance Columbia Ed Newsome Margaret Newsome Indianapolis Harry Thompson Los Angeles Cal John Thompson George Benefield Porto Rico Benefield Archie Lovelace Herman Hien Lester McGrew Tank Service Hada Sinclair CG. N. Vance Charles Lorenzen Dodds Bridge
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Hatten building work advances as Palmer Fund aids college

Community reports influenza abatement and Thanksgiving plans while the Hatten building committee moves to place ground materials this week. Palmer Fund Trustees in New York approved an annual college appropriation and local residents attend funerals, sales, and visits amid wartime and influenza concerns.

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Willie Mae Brown Indianapolis Anna Hopper Arkansas Edna Hawver Wilkinson Hall Ivy Mitchell Zera Wilbert Burnett Barrett Ilinois Rev's Lloyd Reich Estil Fry O. R. Mason Guy T. Walters Illinois Hatten Palmer Fund New York City
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War Gardens Stimulus Expands U S Vegetable Seed Areas

A USDA report notes war cut European seed sources boosting U S seed production, especially on the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain states. California dominates carrot and lettuce seeds, with onion radish and pea seeds grown in river and coast districts, while new areas in Washington Idaho and Colorado emerge.

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United States Department of Agriculture United States Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain States Bureau of Crop Estimates United States Department of Aezriculture California Sacramento Yolo San Joaquin Contra Costa Santa Clara San Benito Coast Pacific Northwest Colorado Washington Idaho Greeley Rocky Ford Arkansas Valley Orange County Santa Ana Puget Sound Northwest
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The Double Sign and the Secret Emissary

A cosmopolitan restaurant encounter triggers a mysterious gesture called the double sign. A merchant banker helps recover lost contracts after a masked Italian envoy, linked by a cap button, demands a cash payment. The narrator credits a strange power and a formidable organization for restoring his business and enabling his upcoming marriage.

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Parcel Post Marketing by Farmers Urged by Agriculture Dept

The Agriculture Department promotes parcel post as a cost effective shipping method for farmers. Success depends on fair pricing, high quality produce, bulk shipments, and mutual trust between producers and consumers. A square deal with careful packing and prompt remittance is essential.

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United States Department of Agriculture Pareel Pose Parcel Post
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Dairy Cow Food Conservers Boost Milk Output

Two key reasons explain rising milk production. Milk provides food plus growth for meat or eggs, and the dairy cow remains the most economical converter of coarse feed into edible calories. While other farm animals convert roughage, the dairy cow does so most efficiently.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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