Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 88, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 May 1946 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946.

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SEES BIG OFFICER RESERVE He said there were 800,000 re- ' DENVER (UP) Col. T. A. Fed-, serve 0fficerS in the Army when ley, Jr., official of the fourth mil-1 the war encied. The peacetime ofitary area, predicted here recent- ficer reserve) under present Army ly that the Army's officer reserve pang will comprise an "active"

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cooling your milk as soon as possible alLw milking. '1 here is reason all tliroiigh the year to get the body heat out of milk 03 quickly as possible, but it is most important in summer time, because tho-e little old bacteria I've talked about so often multiply especially fast in hot vvc;;ther,unlessmilk is cooled promptly, ATiik witli a high bacteria count, or sour milk, is lost niilk to the producer, t.ie hauler and the consumer. A cooling tank or a" barrel cooler rVxi the job well when there is a frequent change of water to get the body bent out of milk. Check your dairy plant fieldman or your"-county afei:t for help in building one of tLtti or a larger, mora elaborate tank.

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Jt. baseball player would find it difficult to make a triple play in the field and hit a home run all at the same time. But that's an easy job for the dairy farmer who wants to win in the milk production game. The unsatisfied demand for milk and still more milk makes it possible lor such a dairyman to get several jobs done all at once. He can help supply the urgent national need for more milk by producing more milk per cow and more milk per acre through i proved production practices. And in so doing make a greater income by

reducing eed and labor costs. The "triple play" in this case simply means following through on (1) a com- ' plete pasture and feed program, (2) all phases of sanitation and (3) all angles of herd caie. The "home run" will be registered and cheered when at the year's end ar.d the game is uon v.e can all look back on a job well done. Good Grass for this Summer 5 Sudan looks to be the best bet for emergency mid-summer forage Planted , now, it will give you excellent pasture m July and August. Second growth . bay also makes very high grade pa ture, to bring up your milk volume in the hot summer months. If using your second crop hay land for pasture will run you short, soybeans can fill that gap. Soybeans rate very high in the hay column, running

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feed value. These things will raise your p:c-. duction per cow and your production per acre, at a lower cost of operation. It has been proved without question that the more a ccw produces the cheaper she is to own, since the return in milk dollars over feed dollars is larger with hih producers than with low producers. I'll talk at greater length about haymaking methods in my next column but at this time just want to suggest that you go over your haymaking equipment carefully and be sure it is in top condition. Repairs now may save a'lot of trouble at haymaking tims.

CofSegss Offer Some Fine New Bulletins

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I lot we3ther is at hand and I am beginning to get reports of sour milk cor ing to milk plants. Such milk is a total loss and an added reason for

If your cows could look over my shoulder and see some of the new bulletins which I've received recently from the extension services, I'm sure they'd do all they could to induce ycu to get copies and to use the material therein. Hare are the new ones: Jlromegrass and Alfalfa, Circular 3 M, and Ladino Clover, Circular 367, Extension Service, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Bromerass mixtures, Bulletin 495, Extension Service, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Liming Soils, Folder 127, Extension Service, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. Selecting a Dairy Herd Sire, Bulletin 276, Extension Service, Michigan Sta te College East Lansing, Mich. If you do not live in the state where the bulletin is published, better send a nickel along with your request for a copy. There usually is such a charge to non-residents of a state.

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J:.mes McGarvey, mileage aud. Sullivan Tel Co., exp auditor .. Mooie-Lanen print Co., same..

Sullivan Daily Times, assess exp auditor Clove Lewellyn. per die a treas. Moore-Langen Print Co., exp tie's Lorella E. Hallbeck. per diem recorder Lcrella E. Hallbeck exp. record. Sil"van Tel. Co., snme Underwood Corp., snme Mou.v-LmiEon Print Oi . same Harold Reynolds, per diem sheriff ' Hubert Wagner, per diem deputy sheriff Hsi oid Revivt'ri.s. exp sheriff . . Sullivan Tel. Ci same Harold Reynolds, mile, sheriff Chnrlos Mansfield, mileage for'n' r-rit Harold Reynolds, mile, per diem Hubert Vapner. svhcmf per diem mileage Harold Reynolds, meals pris. cfirr'' . -.

Ind. Blueprint Co., exo survey. Moore-Lansen Print Co.. S!3"ie Jespe M. Boston, exp bd edit.

i Sullivan Tel. Co.. same Kditli Harmon, m'le. ittp-id. off O. J. Pteffy & Sen, exo bd edu.

Chns. L. Davis Jr., per diem assessor . Cbos. L. Dnvis J-., exp assess. Fullivsn T!. Co.. s-Ttie. A. G. McGuire, same Joe LoTde-'nilk, exp pros. 'v Wa'ter K Wood, per diem judge

James H. Rmcer, per diem elr.etn comr

Clint Brown, per diem bd mem. Will Tom C. Brown, snme

Ti.'k W R.m elcc. clrk at. Jnmes H Pirw, e'eet'nn exp Pnt'ivon r'lv Times, -Mine .... Sullivan Union, wme ci'liv!in Union pub. dv Moore-LanEen Print Co.. elec. sip Black Lumber Co.. same Fu'livin Union, p'-'nt. 'ec bal. Joe Souter. coroner's inquest.. Sullivan Dily Times, exp cor. ja-s H. Ringer, per diem : ng. officer James H. Ringrer, clerk reg. fes Ftn P"'lem. deputy reg. clerk A. H. Keiser. same .Trtonptte Twl's. sime

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' Thomas Robinson, same . James F. Gallagher, same John Borders, same Maude Daughert.v. same .

Harel Kimmcil, same Matilda Stwallev. same ,. Jtusti Bnoehs, same ...... Ansvl Hail, same F B. Watson, same ilri? Crffrian same .... Harold Reynolds, same .. T-? J. , Brovn, same . . . . Hirnm Andergon, same .. Karl Hovard, same Jess C Pate, same ...... oamA

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F-ssie Fn'ler. same 1 7n

Care Tiom?on same . . . . . Jajmes Bc-ston, same Leonard Tarrh. same ..... Fmest Houpt. same John Fox. same Fdna Pnbertson. snme ... T-ovd Wm. Stafford, same Inland Ferguson, same . . . Pnl H'TO'e, same Orval Miller, same .T-ihn L. Story, rame

Hubert Wagner, same

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Dale Barger, same 2.00 Meore-Langen Printing Co., i election exp 23.00 Moore-Langen Printing Co., reg exp 71.20 Moore-Langen Printing Co., clerk exp 28 70 Public Service Co.. exp c h .... 67.3$ Sullivan Co, Water Co., same 20 30 TTovris Goodman, same 8.3

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VOTE

FOR

JAMES F. GALLAGHER

FOR

Prosecuting

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Democratic Ticket No. 15, on the ballot. Since my discharge from overseas service,- in the Pacific area, in February, this year, I have conducted a daily canvass in order to see as many people as possible but could not hope to see all. If nominated and elected I do promise to discharge the duties of that office and in so doing will be fair, courteous and impartial to all. VOTE for JAMES F. GALLAGHER, No. 15 on Ballet ' , for PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

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McKinley's Elcc. Shop, same.... 7 60

Israham l.r.bortores inc., same i O. J. Steffy & Son, tame 8.08 Marathon Service Station, same 815 I. H. Gnhle Printing Co., seme 27 18 M-J.ix Chemical (Jo., same 18 Sani.'O Products Co. Inc.. same.. 14 58 Otis Klevs'or Co., same II 'ft Citv of Sullivan, flame R""0 Public Service Co., exp jail.... 14.19 Dome Ga Co. Inc.. same.: 2.0O SuilivanjCounty Wafer Co., same 7.20 Otha O. Brodie. same 46.15 Mttxine Russell, same..'. 35 73 P'lliam Laboratories Inc., same 11.99 Adco Inc.. same 10 74 City of Sullivan, same.. 6 51 Sullivan Tel. Co., same 10.51 Mrs. DMia Hunt, same 7.15 Sullivan Laundry, same... 8.42 Sull'vnn Tel. Co.", exp infirm.... 515 Public Service Co.. same I1 54 Morris Goodman, same , 7 01 Dugger Domestic Coal Co., same 28.70 Sullivan County Water Co., same 29 23 Black Lumber Co., same - JS.SW Worrell Mfg. Co., same 57.33 TVe-y-Tve Bakery, same a&tiH Reaves Grocery, same 1126 Ford's Grocery, same 06 Of) VMiiu.nlicrry R.'End Oroc, same 6SI.2S Standard Oil Co., same ?. J. C. Penney Co., sain 31.35 Springer Roiii'ikeiiour Co., sanu;.. 7.21 Sullivan Hdw. & Furniture Co.. f.a;ne 8 55 Woodward Hdw. Co., same 20.00 Milburn's Pharmacy, same 7.58 C. S. Able Crt Feed Store, same 19.40 Sullivan Co. Farm Bureau, same 60.8" "Alex Davidson, miners exam bd 21.00 Earl South, same 21.00 Bill Wiikeyr same 21.01 Trios. M. Jennings, mile, serv off 47 61 Sullivan Tel. Co.. exp serv off.. 18 25 Ths. M. Jenn-ngs, same 5 68 Sullivan Dairy Times, same 15.00 Chas. E. Sharpe, assess. Jackson 100.11 Dewey Barnetl. assess. Jackson 132 0i) James G. Forbes, same 150.01 -fiston Pullem, same 156.00 Walter Thompson, assess. Curry 101.01

Wade Denney, assess. Curry.... 42.00 A. W. Hill, same..: 72.00 Harold Hunt worth, same 36 H Roy A. Jewell, same 5-1.00 Noah O. Robbins. same 78 00 Ed Weir, assessor Tunnan 100 05 Pearl Coppage. assess. Turman.. 66 0? iDilltLn M. Routt, assess. Hamilton 60.03 Blanchie Alumbaugh assessing I Hamilton .'. 120.00 John T. Orr, same 72.00 dntide Robbins, same 240.00 Hallie C. Routt, same .120.01 Cleo C. Woodard, same 840.nO E. O. Chownincr. assessor Cass.. 150.00 Geo. W. Dudley, assessing Cass 84.00 Vera D. Graham, same.... 114 00 John R. Hill, same 64,00 John L, Story, same 126 01 Elmer Wyatt. same 126.01 Rush Enochs, asuess. Jefferson., lUO.Oi) Floyd Chambers, assess. Jeff... 120.00 Jess R. Goodman, Fame 114.00 Lloyd Wm. Stafford, assessor i Haddon 100.00 Ed Blume. assessing Haddon 151.11 Arthur Smith same 42.00 (Anna E. Stafford, same 100.00 E. R. Walters, assessor Gill .. 125.01

I Harold Burke, assessing Gill .. 72.011 Earl Johnson, same 30.00 , Eeryll Rinard. same 60.00

Marguerite Walters, same 30.00 1 A, G. McGuire, pub adv 60.4.7 '

E. H. Bardsley, highway Emory Benson, same , . . .

JeEse b. ceruers, same

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B. Drake, same

Mervin Enochs, same , Walter Hays, same James H. Mahan. same Lester Mahan, same Floyd Owens, same Clayton Pinkston, same Raymond Pirtle, same Frank H. Raley. snme Lawrence Pohertion, same. . . Olliver N Shep!er. same ... George Shorter, same J il.n C. Shrvock, same William Staiks, same Leonard Tarrh, same Walter Wolfe, same Lex Wright, same How?rd Hayhurst, same Lpe Truck Service, same T. H. Heavy Hdw. Co., same. Milton Dake. tame Ivan H. Pinkston, same Public Service Co., same ...

American Steel Sun. Corp., same 48 IS CHizr-ns Garage, same 9 00 Melvin Custer, same 13 7i

Arrow Auto Stores, same "9 R" Dudley Chevrolet Sales, same. . 28 28 Graham Grain Co.. same 15.61 Ind. Bearings Inc.. same 'so MacAllister Mach Co. Inc., same 191 '8 Harlan Powell, same 27.25 Nuway .Garaere, same 2 49 Renters totor Co. same ...... 6 0 Sullivan Tractor Sales, same .. 59 8-1 T. H. He?vy Hdw. Co., same . . 6 SI Used Truck & Parts Co., same .. 56.50 Toe Wallace, same 3.10 Llovd Motor Sales, same .5 55 Sullivan Telephone Co., same .. 16 70 Wilkinson Lumber Co., same .. 19312 KixmiHer Bros , same 48114 T. H. Hei'v Hdw Co. same . . "7 1? Sullivan Hdw & Furn Co., same 11.15 W. G. Riggs. same 85.51 Com. Steel Syndicate, same .... 79.49 Cities Service Oil Co., same .... 217 23 Gulf Rrg Co., same !: 57.59 D. A. Ltib-icant Co., same ..,.:18.81 Porters Phillips 66 Service, same l. 52 J'red H. Ogle, same , '.'S?i Wabash Oil Co.. same vlMO Mineweld Co. of Ind.. same 53.78 Cleve Lewellyn, treas 1,407.63 Henry Pergal, same 221 'i W. B. Shepherd, same . , . . 476 95 Forest Burton, same "73.61 Merom Gravel Co., same 129 in N. J. Guv. dist 1 86 35 Frvin Gallagher, same 86.35 Fred Nash, same 4 40 Reuben Clark, dist 2 ?8 01 Robert Pinkston, same ?4 TO Robert Shryock, same 20 35 Charles Clark, same 47.31 Percy Lester, same 10.01 Chancey Frakes, same 11.15 Lee Grass, dist 3 92 35 Carl Gobin, same 88.00 Ross Lynch, same 92 40 William Salesman, same I9"" Paul Cleveland, same 15 00 rthur Mounts, same 6 n W. I.. M"Cammon. dist 13 145.51 Rny Sparks, same iik-o Jesse Clark, same 126 10 Jim Inwsoil. same Tfi 1fl

J. C. Pinkston. name 321

Carl Cox, same I'l'" Lewis Jackson, same 94 " Clarence Wyman, same 7 81 Hinkle Wheaton. same fn John Wallace, same 29.C5 WELFARE FUND Piehnrd I. Marsh, leeal wvice 1001 Burab Brown, mileage visitor. . ?5 rv Iva Giles, same 25. Marie Nfl"h. Rame ;" vt KMhryn Peid, same 30.11 Chas. E. Sharpe mile bd mem. 3 oo Ray Newkirk. same 1 80 Belle Tison, same 1 "1 Meyme A. Keier. mite. dect. 1 "n Moore-Langen Print Co.. sime.. 9 "V Underwood Co-p., exp welfare.. ? 50 Sullivan Tel. Co., same 12.25

LOCALS

MLs Frances'NiJIy recently underwent an emerfc'V aipendsctomy at St. Vir.cen Hosntta in Indianapolis. Miss Scully lived here until a 1'ew years ago. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wagner.

FACTOGRAPHS Among the printed materials to the Maryland Historical Society library in Baltimore, Md, are a copy of Eliot's' Indian Bible, 8 complete run of the "Gentleman's Magazine," a considerable run of the Maryland Gazette of Annapolis, almost complete files of the Baltimore newspapers and other rare American imprints. The Republic of Chile has social security, the worker contributing 2 per cent of his wages, the employer a sum equal to 5 per cent of the wages, and the government 1 per cent The worker gets retirement pay, discharge pay equal to one month's pay for each year of service, and "family assistance" payment which Includes health insurance, ft

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