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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
8
A collage of wry lines and cultural notes on aging gender, money, and modern life. It nods to sleep, beauty, taxes, turkey prices, Ford, fires, gas, and daily routines with pithy observations about men, women, and social bustle. The piece reads as a dated humorous miscellany.
A local discussion in Battle Creek centers on economic and social issues, with residents debating access to resources and how best to address rising costs and community needs.
A USDA prepared report notes high bovine tuberculosis rates in New England New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island and other states showing strong infection. Officials say eradication is economically necessary and feasible with area-wide testing and control measures.
Betty Baxton faces a choice between wealth and love as Sidney Bacon, son of a multimillionaire, offers marriage for money. After a failed past with John McAuley, Betty accepts the ride with Bacon, speeds toward danger, and a child on the road is struck. Bacon flees, and Betty confronts the scene, saving the child but breaking ties with Bacon and returning to the farm.
The value of purebred live stock shows strongest in dairy cattle where milk and butterfat tests reveal clear inherited advantages. With equal opportunities, purebreds and grades outperform the average, yielding far higher annual milk outputs and butterfat, evidencing strong genetic influence from sire and dam.
The passage explains second grade cream results from poor separation and improper cooling. It defines second grade as sour cream unfit for first grade due to flavors odors foam yeasty or stale notes or age, and notes sour cream with less than 25 percent butterfat is graded second grade.
Cleanliness in milking should be observed at all times. The udder and flanks of the cow should be wiped, ideally with a damp cloth, to prevent straw particles or loose hair from entering the pail.
The future size and value of the young stock hinge on how it passes its initial winter. Management and care during this period will influence growth, survivability, and eventual market price.
The report notes dairy cows are fed 15 pounds of alfalfa and roughage daily along with 20 pounds of Puagests. Prices remain good and prospects look favorable for producers and cow owners.
Indiana Sullivan County notice announces a 1922 suit Charles Wilson et al versus John W Beight et al to contest the will of Jonathan Beight. Sophia Miller deemed non resident is ordered to appear by January 26 1923 or plead to the complaint filed November 2 1922. Clerk Charles R Railsback. Walter F Wood attorney. 1st insertion Nov 29 1922.
The theatre urges patrons to mail orders for tickets and not use telephone reservations. Out‑of‑town guests are asked to rely on mailed requests for prompt handling.
Notice states the undersigned is appointed executor of the estate of William Miller of Sullivan County Indiana, deceased. The estate is presumed solvent.
The Grand Opera House Terre Haute books the largest theatrical attraction for Saturday December 16 with Jos M Gaites bringing a New York Chicago and Boston company of eighty two in a production that needs a full symphony orchestra and four baggage cars. Prices will be modest relative to New York and Chicago runs with the exact scale to be announced later.
National Livestock Remedy Co offers exclusive territory nationwide for men aged 35 to 50. No sales experience required. they provide training. Apply now at 456 West 79th Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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