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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
8
Dairy expert Dr. C C Lipp from the South Dakota college emphasizes sanitation to prevent calf scours. Clean feed pails daily with scalding, sun exposure, and careful handling of milk. If disorders appear, use physic or castor oil, and consider formaldehyde solution as a preventive additive in dilute form.
Want ads offer fence posts Mulberry Sassafras Walnut and second growth White Oak plus lumber for sale. Anthony Alsman R R 5 Sullivan Paxton phone 8 on 23.
Mrs. Charlies E Warren returns from Maine. Helen Cora Warren attends Tarr y town Hudson school. Indiana University junior Max Billman named Phi Delta Theta chapter president. Otto Myles moves to Mt Carmel Ill and reports a busy Mt Carmel fair with many crossings. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward visit from Colorado Springs former Merom residents and Union Christian College secretary praised. George Merrick moves to Hunt Illinois with a large farm. Rev Hayden H Allen transferred to Linton Indiana Methodist church. Earline Mozelle Eldridge born to Harl and wife. Monroe Griggs new baby. Seymour Phillips visits from Pensacola near Gravysville. Plunketts and J M Plunkett guests of R A Plunkett. Mrs Gussie Yanke of San Francisco leaves for home via Chicago with J T Akin.
Susan M. Gilbreath Elmer Rooks Berry et al vs James Huckleberry George F Botts et al guardianship of Mary H King petition to sell real estate Marion Story guardian of Coulda C Story vs John L Story on note C Story vs Mort W Story on note Toka G Hall vs Herman Hall divorce Mary E Strahlie vs Samuel Strahle divorce
William C Shears 20 a railroad worker of Indianapolis and Cecil Caldwell 21 of Merom obtain marriage licenses. Ralph Houpt 26 a farmer and Ma bel Willis 25 of Merom are licensed. Josiah Adams 45 a construction foreman and Cora Bosley 42 of Sullivan secure licenses. John R Jones 58 a switchman of Sunbury Pennsylvania and Alice I Huff 57 a Merom milliner obtain licenses.
The Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union advertise a combined annual subscription deal priced at eight dollars for the year. Shoppers may sign up to receive both papers through the special rate.
A farmer describes a method to stop a kicking milking heifer using a strap and a 2 by 4 timber secured to floor and ceiling. The strap around the cow’s hind leg is drawn tight and buckled to immobilize the leg while milking. A spike in the timber prevents the strap from slipping as the cow struggles.
Tests from the Indiana station show cream loss when the cream separator runs too slowly. Farmers should follow the makers directions and ensure proper revolutions. Estimates indicate over 95 percent of dairymen operate machines too slowly, making speed a crucial detail in milk and cream handling.
Horns can be prevented in calves by rubbing caustic potash on the horn nubs when the calf is a week or two old. Use a stick wrapped in paper, moisten the end, and apply three times with drying intervals. Protect the calf from rain and avoid contact with eyes. removing hair helps.
House for sale in Merom listed by owner Carlisle B Lawhead. Contact includes Merom phone line for inquiries. Property details not provided in readable text.
A brief chiropractors advertisement urges readers to consult H L Ramsey D C for case analysis. It promises chiropractic adjustments will address the cause of trouble and improve health.
David E. Everhart guardian to Mary Badders will sell at public auction October 11 1917 at 2 PM the surface and coal beneath the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter section 10 township north range 8 west Sullivan county Indiana at the courthouse door Sullivan cash in hand A G McNabb attorney first insertion Sept 26 1917
Executors named Joe S. Reed Charles L. Davis and attorney Isaac H. Kalley oversee the Sullivan County Indiana estate of Martha J. Davis. The notice indicates the estate is solvent and marks first insertion September 19 1917.
A. P. Asbury administrator of Joseph T. Asbury late of Sullivan county Indiana has filed a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear on Monday October 12 1917 the 35th judicial day of September term creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. BUFF STRATTON attorneys. First insertion Sept 26 1917 3t
Notice from I H Kalley administrator of Elizabeth Wells estate Sullivan Circuit Court announces final settlement on October 12 1917 the 35th day of the September term creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved in Sullivan County Indiana USA
Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer for the county provides weekly data for September 24 to 30. The table lists daily highs and lows with conditions including cloudy and clear periods and a few foggy or misty notes.
Mrs. Sylvester Lance of Spurgeon Indiana and Mrs. W F Parker of Lynville Indiana visit for a few days. The highlight is Mrs Lance at 85 riding a railroad train for the first time.
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