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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
2
Four key factors drive farm profitability size of business crop yields livestock output and labor efficiency. The guide notes small firms struggle. expanding land adding livestock and paying attention to management raise profits. Actual work days and seasonal limits cap productive effort and waste reduces wages. Big Tanlac shipment from Dougherty & Walters marked for sale.
Local column recounts church social mischief and everyday antics in Brown County. Reverend Eli Perkins returns from vacation amid courtship jokes, a dented dishwashing episode, and Aunt Sally’s patching plans. Labor Day brings a disputes over a horseshoe game and small-town chatter.
A reflective note from the Ohio State Journal on discernment among reformers. The piece contrasts genuine reformers who mean well with those who chase change to secure their positions, as a wary observer moves through a tearful scene and pained laughter.
Frederick, tired of a quiet family birthday, notes the cake marks the day. The next day he asks his mother if she forgot to send birthday cards, revealing a child’s longing for recognition and celebration.
The forest products laboratory finds that packing boxes made from green lumber resist rough handling poorly compared with those made from properly seasoned lumber. Moist wood fibres shrink away from nails as stock dries, weakening grip and causing failures.
The passage champions foresight over hindsight, urging proactive judgment to avoid trouble. It emphasizes that those who anticipate events and use sound judgment gain greater benefits than reacting after the fact.
Three animal parks in the Canadian West Buflato Park Elk Island and Foremost reserve total 140 square miles or 117700 acres. They feature fenced enclosures and house about 5200 buffalo 100 antelope and many moose elk deer oak and cattle.
Friends' Intelli gencer notes a small girl’s line during the closing exercises at a first-day school. The earnest recital echoed, “Ye cannot serve God and mamma,” astonishing the assembled friends.
A postal card from Rev. Eli Perkins says he expects to come home from vacation in Brown county next week. Deacon Ebbersole claims the Hardshell church won’t pay his salary, forcing him to seek work at a saw mill. Constable Si Plum and Aunt Sally Hawkins led last Wednesday’s prayer meeting, with Uncle Johnny Sprucebey, Si Flaum, and Sally Hawkins in attendance.
James McGuire, a noted hog raiser, endorses RAT-SNAP for rat control. He states spending $1.25 on RAT-SNAP saved the price of a hog. The product comes as cake, not food for pets, in sizes 35c 64c and $1.25, sold and guaranteed by Turman and Riggs and H V Bennett.
Big Springs and nearby towns host multiple family visits and reunions. Attendees include Tella Haines, Tom Durham, Marjorie, J. T. Shore, the Robinson fair crowd, Graysville high alumni at Carl Burton's, and the Pitser family city park reunion with a large dinner. Ethelbert Acton dies of tuberculosis and five McClouds suffer typhoid fever. many kin listed among attendees.
A short reflection on universal human traits and shared experiences. The text notes that all people feel stress, seek sympathy, value appreciation, bear burdens, and enjoy simple pleasures like work, social gatherings, and picnics, highlighting common humanity.
The Milk river valley in the Canadian West drains into the Gulf of Mexico through a small area of 12.3865 square miles. The Milk river flows into the United States and empties into the Missouri River, which in turn flows into the Mississippi.
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