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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
6
Discussion argues both individuality and pedigree matter in choosing sires for breeding. Emphasizes conformation, bone strength, and breed type to ensure high dressing percentages, plus masculine traits and proven performance transmitted through generations.
Indiana farmers are urged to carefully choose a pure bred ram to upgrade flock quality. Avoid scrub or grade sires as they reduce vitality and conformation. A good ram should be medium in size, vigorous, with a broad head, bold eyes, deep chest, strong back, and active disposition. Handle rams to verify depth of chest, ribs, and quarters.
Mark Hutton is shot by Leonard Sweetser after years of enmity. Jennie Mills, engaged to Hutton, suspects Sweetser and pursues a trial where her dog Zip provides untested evidence by leaping at Sweetser. Despite public pressure, no conclusive evidence leads to a conviction and Sweetser is discharged amid lingering mystery.
A sermon review centers on Balaam from Numbers 22 to 23 and 2 Peter 1. The lesson contrasts Balaam’s double mindedness with true faith, noting his desire for wealth and honor despite knowing God's will. It recalls Balaam’s rebuke by an ass, Barak and Balak’s schemes, Israel’s blessings, and the warning against serving God and mammon.
Notice of insolvency for the estate of Joseph Chrisman deceased filed in Sullivan Circuit Court. Administrator Hinkle C. Hays informed creditors to file claims for allowance by March 27, 1914, with the court clerk in Sullivan Indiana.
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1913 hears complaint no 15691 by James R Brown attorney against Willie W Owens and others including unknown heirs and widows not residents of Indiana. Defendants are notified to appear December 21 1913 or the complaint will be heard in their absence in a quiet title action.
A former Indiana legislator reportedly leased untillable land in the Kanka Kee swamps for one year to Joe Loesch in exchange for three catfish. The area, a noted fishing reserve, drew Chicago sportsmen who previously fished there without permission. In a separate note, Frank Anderson of Rochester reported $1,500 hog losses blamed on toothpicks in garbage, found postmortem as the cause of internal bleeding.
The State of Indiana Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1913 38. Rinda Colvin William S Johnson Sarah Taylor Flora Ford. Sersh Quick Complaint No Lesod. Plaintiffs by Bays Bays file a partition suit against defendants including Sarah Taylor Flora Ward and Sarah Quick who are alleged nonresidents with notification of pendency. Court set for October 24 1913 at Sullivan County Court House. First insertion October 15 1913.
A man laments lack of success, arguing his failure stems from never having a fair chance and that others must provide the opportunity needed to succeed. The remark highlights belief in external luck or support shaping outcomes.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications say promoters who claim the disease is constitutional and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood and mucous surface medicine, prescribed by a well known physician, with testimonials offered. Sold by druggists for 75 cents, Toledo Ohio. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Me dia M Hayworth executrix of Perley M Hayworth deceased has filed a final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. A hearing is set for Monday November 24 1913 the first judicial day of the November term 1913. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Media M Hayworth executrix Hays Hays Attorneys. First insertion Oct 29 1913.
A reflection on how carelessness about truth fuels falsehood more than deliberate deception. The quote by Dr. Samuel Johnson frames truth as fragile amid uncareful reporting and social discourse.
Farmers in Hamilton county haul late potatoes to market with yields below average but good size and solid quality. Local grocers stock up for fall and winter, paying about 75 cents per bushel. Major raisers ship to Indianapolis and beyond, with several carloads slated to depart in the coming month.
A brief Buffalo News item notes a rental offering includes a bedroom dining room and use of a chicken, indicating a simple domestic arrangement. The ad presents a humorous domestic solve as a compact notice.
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