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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
7
A government bulletin explains grading up a flock with standard bred males enhances size and meat, citing Beltsville Maryland trials. First generation crosses increased weight from 4.33 to 5.68 pounds, with third generation reaching 6.49 pounds, showing profitable gains for farmers.
The head of the flock should be pure bred with breeds listed by class including Mediterranean egg breeds Leghorn Minorca Ancona Spanish and Blue Andalusian American or general purpose breeds Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red Java Dominique and Buckeye Asiatic Brahma Cochin Langshan English Sussex Cornish Orphington and Redcap For general farm use American breeds are best Pure bred poultry yields uniform products and higher profits with proper marketing All poultry keepers should own the American Standard of Perfection and consider subscribing to poultry papers.
A Dallas News observation notes that women may live longer than men partly because they pay less attention to statistics. The remark implies gender differences in responsiveness to data without asserting specific causes.
Indiana Sullivan Circuit Court September term 1919 Charles M Eaton v Ignate Hoffman et al No 18246. Complaint filed August 19 1919 seeking quiet title on described real estate in Sullivan County. Defendants must answer by October 20 1919 or judgment will proceed in their absence.
The Sullivan Indiana Board of School Trustees invites bids by noon September 13 1919 for a one story brick addition to Elm Park School Sullivan Indiana. Plans by architect F J Nicholas may be obtained at the board president J R Brown's office. The trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
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