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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
6
The column argues Republicans favor a tariff commission while Democrats oppose it, recounting past efforts from 1882 to 1912 and current delays. It notes war orders boosting U S industry, plus local price campaigns and economic stability as key concerns for national policy.
The article notes a by election in the twenty fourth Pennsylvania district to fill the vacancy from the death of Congressman William M. Brown. Dr. Henry W. Temple, previously a progressive, ran for re election last year but was defeated and now appears on the ticket as a Republican. He is not eager to return to the party nor is the party eager to have him.
The excerpt argues that 1912 saw 4,000,000 independents reject party feuds. It questions third party loyalty, claiming 1914 would show 2,500,000 people abandon a new party and return to Republicanism with their associates.
An historian notes President Wilson has reversed positions on Panama canal tolls primaries publicity the congressional caucus Mexico popular government preparedness regulation by commission and implies Mr Bryan will vacate his Washington house while Wilson will appoint a successor without advertising.
The piece argues that backing defence and a 110 gramme plan could secure congressional victory but cost the President politically, urging Wilson to support national defence or face defeat. It also offers dairy calf care tips, stressing humane handling, proper housing, udder checks, and balanced winter feed to promote growth and future dairy herd quality.
Guidance on calf feeding from R G Weatherstone stresses regular feeding times after milk, then dry grain gradually to one pound daily. It recommends shelled corn oats bran shorts wheat, dry grain after milk, plus water salt and hay. Progress to pasture by six to seven months and wean off grain, with skim milk for four to six months and alfalfa red clover pea and oat hay mixed with meadow hay as forage.
A religious pamphlet outlines Elisha as a type of the Millennium church, citing signs such as purifying brackish water with salt and punishing mocking youths. It recounts the healing of Naaman the Syrian leper and the widow's oil miracle as lessons on faith, justice, and divine blessing during the Millennium.
Massachusetts Republicans present ex-Congressman McCall as their gubernatorial candidate while Democrats echo strong support for the stand by the President note. McCall and Senator Lodge counter that standing by the country is the winning slogan.
The deficit in the US Government's operations from July 1 to September 30 totaled 38.65 million dollars with expenditures exceeding revenues at the same pace. Authorities warn that the remaining balance of about 41 million dollars will likely be exhausted, making higher taxes or bond issues seem inevitable.
Henry Watterson contrasts Henry Ford and William Jennings Bryan noting Ford advocates money for peace while Bryan frames peace as money driven. The remark highlights a clash of wartime diplomacy attitudes and financial leverage in political rhetoric.
Congressman Cullop reports a big cat sighting but observers say it was a G O P elephant crossing the path of Democratic lawmakers in Indiana. The remark hints at party tensions after a Washington gathering and a burgee remark by Fred Bays.
Reports from Washington note Vollmer spoke first at the burgeo feast, signaling the opening moments of the event and setting the tone for proceedings.
Do not shift dairy cows and horses abruptly from dry feed to green pasture. A milk cow will drop milk production with sudden changes and a work horse may struggle on grass as the main roughage. Allow hay they want and stop only when they self regulate.
On every dairy farm there is a place for a root crop. These crops furnish a variety for the cows that are on rest and they help to make the cow's appetite more vigorous.
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