Local arrests seed grand jury actions across Gill township
James W. Jones a colored farmer of Gill township was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Kelley on a perjury charge after grand jury testimony he gave. He posted bond. John A. Linkenhaker a city constable was arrested Monday on a grand jury indictment for selling diseased meat. The grand jury reconvened Monday and is hearing witnesses from Shelburn Hymera and Pleasantville. Mrs Flora Caving returned home after visiting her son A G Cavins in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Jones
Gill Township
Kelley
John A. Linkenhaker
Shelburn
Hymera
Pleasantville
Flora Caving
A. G. Cavins
Indianapolis
District Mine Officers Face Charges At Special Convention
Ed Stewart and James Shiel, District No 11 leaders of the United Mine Workers, face charges at a planned special convention in Terre Haute. A petition from eleven locals seeks a meeting “for the benefit of the organization” with possible ousting of the two officials. John Sims, a Linton figure, is named as a challenger for international secretary. Officials doubt the charges' seriousness, noting critics often target leaders before elections in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stewart
United Mine Workers
Sims
International
International Secretary
Indianapolis
Stewart
Linton Field
Shiel
Jefferson Township Wins Sunday School Trophy
The county Sunday schools contest ending last week saw Jefferson township capture the banner at Pleasantville on Oct 24. Attendance soared to 692 last Sunday, a 280 gain, with county totals reaching 4100 and 4157 increase since Aug 1. Cass township followed with notable gains as the County Sunday School Association hails the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Cass Township
Philip Freis
Jefferson
Curry
Gill Township
Hamilton Township
Haddon
Jackson
Turman
Fairbanks
County Sunday School Association
Dix Will Probated. Wife Named Executrix
The will of the late William T. Dix was filed for probate last week. Under the will all property passes to Parintha B. Dix who is named executrix.
Cleanliness In The Dairy Milk Quality On The Market
Milk passes through many hands from cow to consumer and straining alone does not remove filth. Some dairymen wash udders at every milking and keep stalls clean, earning higher prices for clean milk. Cadwell Piano Recital Featuring many students from Mrs. Ralph Warren Cadwell’s program on Saturday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadwell
Ralph Warren Cadwell
Erma Maple Davis
Margaret Ruth Walters
Eva Inez Bosstick
Roy Ward
Margaret Walters
Helena Elizabeth Stewart
Dorothy Anna Robbins
Bermadine Theo Cochran
Mary Elizabeth Cottingham
Charlotte Mason
Ima N. Thompson
Rose Hayhurst
J. B. Burnett
Keitha Ward
Eleanor Allen Poynter
Dorothy Dutton
Jennie Irene Parsons
Clesta H. Lance
Marie Buckley
Orval Hall
Slatted collar to prevent cows from suckling teats
A simple device to stop cows from nursing themselves using a slatted collar. Two inch straps of cowhide about 32 inches long hold ten to eleven slats spaced to leave a 1.5 inch gap, each slat sharpened at both ends. Buckled collar restricts head movement so the animal cannot reach its teats.
Proper Feeding of Calves for Rapid Growth
Keep feeding pails clean and change feeds gradually. Offer grain early and encourage calves to eat it. Feed sweet milk if possible. if not, use sour milk regularly but avoid switching between the two. Present clover or alfalfa daily to enlarge digestive capacity and promote rapid growth through high protein hay.
Mixing Calf Feed With Milk Prohibited Substances
Do not mix meal, shorts or bran with milk when feeding calves. Oil meal should not be mixed with skim milk. Ground flaxseed soaked in six times its bulk of cold water forms a jelly usable with milk, one pint jelly to four quarts milk. Cooking flaxseed reduces its value.
Richer Cream Tips from Separator Adjustments
Instructions show how to obtain richer cream by turning the cream screw toward the bowl center, increasing speed, and reducing milk inflow. It notes that fat percentage varies daily due to changes in these factors and that reversing adjustments yields thinner cream.
Wright Demands Back Salary as Town Marshal
Sydney Wright seeks back pay for serving as marshal from August 23 to October 1 while jailed after the killing of Lou McCracklin. The town board deferred action and referred the claim to the state board of accounts and the attorney general to determine legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Syd Wright
Lou McCracklin
State Board of Accounts
County Physicians Meet in Shelburn for October Session
The Sullivan County Medical Society gathered at Dr. Maple's home in Shelburn for an October meeting. Dr. W T S Dodds of Indianapolis spoke on Diagnosis of Tuberculosis Fibrosis, and Dr. J R Crowder of Sullivan reported a family history of Angioneurotic Edema. Several physicians attended from towns including Sullivan, Terre Haute, Coalmont, Hymera, Farmersburg, Merom, Pax ton and Shelburn. A luncheon was served after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Medical Sciety
Maple
Shelburn
W. T. S. Dodds
Indianapolis
J. R. Crowder
Sullivan
C. W. Asbury
Drs. Dodds
A. H. Caffee
F. H. Jett
M. R. Combs
Terre Haute
H. H. Ward
W. D. Asbury
Coalmont
C. A. Thralls
C. O W. Asbury
Hymera
Harry O'Dell
J. T. Oliphant
R. H. VanCleave
Farmersburg
Jane
Court notes detail multiple judgments and transfers
Florence Campbell received a 1500 dollar judgment against the estate of Eliza Campbell. Campbell Rice, by his next friend, obtained a fifty dollar judgment against J Woolley Coal Company. Noah Haerrell’s damage suit against Dr Ernest Deputy was vened to Greene county for trial. J Milt Kessinger was awarded 41 dollars 69 cents on an account against Harve Sabre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Campbell
Eliza Campbeall
Joseph B. Rice
Campbell Rice
J. Woolley
Noah Haerrell
Ernest
Dusger
Greene County
J. Milt Kessinger
Harve Sabre
Miss Pearl Stenbaugh Re signs operator post at Sullivan exchange
Personal notices report Miss Pearl Stenbaugh resigning as an operator at the Sullivan telephone exchange and preparing to leave for Cabin Ville to enter Bethel Bible school. Other items note Dick Crooks returning from Kokomo, W C Wolfenberger updating his Union address to Fort Cobb Oklahoma, John Meteer in Long Beach as city editor, and various visits and travels of local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stenbaugh
Sullivan Telephone Exchange
Cabin- Ville
Bethel Bible Schoo
Dick Crooks
Kokomo
W. C. Wolfenberger
Long Beach
Cal
Fort Cobb Okla
Httle
Ralph Stewart
Sullivan
John Meteer
John H. Meteer
Presbyterian Church
Ocean City
C. E. Gambill
Russell
Chicago
Lola Burr
Raymond Douthitt
Franklin College
Franklin
Indiana
J. F. Douthitt
Dale Billman
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
J. M. Billman
J. L. Roberts
York
Ill
Charles Snavely
Clarke County
Illinois
Lizzie Watson
Pasadena
California
Watson
Union support and local notes from Sullivan County
Warren Watson of Turman township renews for the Union and reports a welcome weekly visitor and strong crop yields including corn and broom corn at $90 to $125 per ton. Jean Wilson of Electra Texas, former Sullivan resident, praises the Union and climate. Elmer Alumbaugh and Retta Willis wed. several local exchanges, moves, and visits noted across Sullivan County with familiar names and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Watson
Turman Township
Robert C. Miller
Vermillion County
Illinois
Jean Wilson
Electra
Texas
Union
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Elmer Sylvester Alumbaugh
Retta Willis
J. F. Scherb
Harry Sheridan
Lewis
J. F. Shherb
Marion McGranahan
Ragged Messenger
Grand
Terre Haute
Lewellyn Beling
Shelburn
Stivers
Rebecca Hazelrigg
Douglas Chapel
Marion McGlanahan
Brazil
Carl R. Hinkle
Madison
Wis
Ileten Mables
J. H. Furry
Robert Gambill
Gambill
Furry
AI. E
Loogootee
M. E
Riley
Vigo County
New Lebanon
Graysville
Fragmented OCR Notice With Sparse Details
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a sum of 160K and 48 items. The readable content provides no clear event, date, or entities beyond generic financial figures.
Hay and scrap junk buyer ad by Kaplan at court street
A local ad offers top market prices for poultry hides old iron rubber and junk. David L Kaplan at 5902 N Court St advertises hay buyers paying the highest market price for baled hay by The Dis Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Kaplan
N. Court St
DIS “Lumber Company
For Sale Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Breeds Offered
Advertisement from A. N. L. Burton & Sons of Graysville Indiana selling pure bred Duroc Jersey breeding stock readied for service. Contact Graysville telephone for details on good individuals and proper breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. L. Burton & Sons
Graysville
Ind
Graysville Telephone
Wanted Buy Fresh Cows or Heavy Springers
WANTED To buy fresh cows or heavy springers. Address for particulars SMITH TROTTER Danville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Trotter
Danville
Indiana
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the Globe Tailors
Globe Tailors
H.C. Steel, Proprietor
Ailors
Carrithers Farm
Craysville
Tve
Eegis
Unii
Harrison & Drake, Auctioneers
Citizens Trust CO
Gill
Linkenhaker
Ed. Stewart
James Shiel
Wright
Carctil
Bennett
Bennett’s Pharmacy
Geo. F. Stone
Optometrist At
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Robert Canary
Flessings
J.&. Krouts & CO
West Side Square
Citizens Trust Company
James R&r. Winkle
Sullivan Circuit Court
W. R. Nesbit
Sylvan
Lindley
the Dentist
Davis
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