Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 243, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 December 1946 — Page 4

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5TJH3VAN DAICY TIMES THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1946. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

New Livestock Disease Strikini Horses, Cattle

" INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 5. (Spl.) A "mystery" disease, striking horses and cattle when they are' turned into newlypicked corn fields, was the subject of a special warning issued to farmers by livestock health authorities here today. I "Don't turn horses or cattle into cornstalk fields without keeping them under close ob-. servation," says today's warning by the American Foundation for Animal Health. "Losses due to , 'cornstalk disease' have been Widespread in recent years, and are expected to start attain this month, with corn picking well under way." Exact cause of the disease is ' still a mystery, veterinary scientists say. It is believed to be due to either a virus, or to some unknown poison developed in the corn stalks or leaves, and the disease is said to strike less frequently where corn lias ' boen machine-picked than in fields where stalks have been left standing by hand picking. "Symptoms of cornstalk disease are quite similar jo those of horse sleeping sicknass," the Foundation's bulletin states. "Horses may appear dull, sleepy, Telephone service dnv and night Call Carri-Cab Anywhere Any Time !Ph. 1 Bus 1 1470 Station-' M. J. Aikin & Son FUNERAL HOME I Dugger I "Alkln'a Service Costs N I nBSBSral THE 1947 Indiana Calendar A : PICTORIAL : REVIEW of BEAUTIFUL INDIANA $1.50 This unkiue descriotivel account of Indiana's scenic j beauty will make ideals Christmas gifts; Place your order now with THE SULUVAN DAILY TIMES 5 5 1 1 U We are proud to price 'ceilings have not increased the to our dealers.

Although costs have risen aad we are l?mitcd to 60 of our J911 usage of sugar, we believe it best to do a!l '.ye can to help hold ' the hue against rising prices. 7 Up STILL THE SAME NO CHANGE IN PRICE, QUANTITY or QUALITY i

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HAROLD I. ICKES, former secretary of the interior, testifies before the House Surplus Property committee in Washington, chargjing that John R. Steelman, presidential adviser, Is co-operating with John L. Lewis to prevent 'permanent use of the Big and Little Inch pipelines for natural igas. (International dizzy, and may manifest difficulty in breathing. The disease, as a rule, is rapidly fatal. Some early cases, however, can be saved if the veterinarian gets to them quickly enough with necessary purges and stimulants. "The best preventive is to keep horses and cattle out of cornfields; or at least to watch carefully and withdraw them from the fields if signs of sickness appear." SULLIVAN. YOUTH COMMISSIONED IN PURDUE U. ROTC LAFAYETTE. Ind., Dec. 5 J. T. Byrne, of R. R. 3, Sullivan, has been appointed cadet second lieutenant in the ROTC units at Purdue University, it has .been announced by Col. John D. Horton, commandant of the military department. i Four branches of ROTC are maintained at Purdue in the Field Artillery, Ordnance, Air Forces and Transportation Corps. The Field Artillery is the oldest on the campus, having been established prior to World War I, while the Ordnance unit was was formed four years ago. Both the Air Forces and Transportation Corps units are new, having be?n established by the War Department during the current year. vith Purdue a land-grant university, ail male rtudents are required to take two years of basic el-mentary military training except under cert" in exemptions by reason of physical disability or previous service in the armed forces. Courses are .offered in both basic elementary and ad vanced military work. GREEKS HAD A SYSTEM i CHICAGO (UP) Mrs Olga Tatooles, 75, is making her own foap just as she did 40 years ago in Greece. Neighbors bring her , their used fat, and Mrs. Totooles, known as Chicago's oldest Red Cross Worker ' during the war, compounds it with lye to beat the soap shortage. ; 1 announce that although been rensoyed, we have wholesale price of 7 Up HOOVER Telephone 501

, Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

Pythian Sisters meeting, postponed until December 12. G. II. Club, Thursday, December 5, Mrs. Beulah Reeves, 419 South Main St. All-day meeting:. Please bring covered dish and table service. Zolma Harbaugh Missionary Society, Thursday, December 5th, 7:30 o'clock, Mrs. Claude Ford. Basketball Mothers Club, Monday, December 9, 2:00 p. in.,' Mrs. Paul Howe, 735 North Main Street. Sullivan RcbeKah Lodge No. 252, Thursday, December 5, regular meeting. Visiting Rebekahs Iwelcome. Royal Neighbors, regular meeting, Woodman Hall, Friday, December 6, 7:30 p. m. Degree staff be present, there will be work. Election "of officers to be held at this meeting for new year. Good attendance. Methodist choir practice, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Very important that aii members be present. Practice on Christmas music. The. Presbyterian Women's Prayer Circle will meet Thursday morning at 9:45 with Mrs. Hinkle Hays. The Methodist church cl oir will meet each Tuesday and Thursday iai?ht3, until Christmas, at 7:30 P. M. Presbyterian Circles will meet Friday, 2:30 p. m. Circle 1, Mrs. Joy Maple; Circle 2, Mrs. W. C. Borders; Circle 3, Mrs. Waldo Wheeler. (Note Send your club notices to the Times Saturday before week club meets.)

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LOCALS

Mrs. George Barnett, who has been ill at her home on West Donaldson' Street for the past few weeks is now improving. Mrs. Charles Ruddell and daughter, Jessie, visited in Freelandville Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Wells and were dinner ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greggs of ! Farmersburg, Mrs'. Reta Newman of Terre Haute, and Miss Jeannette Gentry, Home Demonstration, Agent, are in Chicago attending the National 4-H Club Dress Revue in which Shirley Greggs is participating. Tuberculosis kills more young people between 15 and 35 than any other disease, Yet tuberculosis can be prevented. Help prevent TB by buying and using Christmas Seals. ARM For -VUE fr 1 1 j A f- ((

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NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNT V PBOPEBTlf Notice is hereby given that the Auditor of Sullivan County, State of Indiana, will offer at public sale at the North Door of the Court House in Sullivan, Indiana, at 10 o'clock A. M.. : on Wednesday, January 8. 1U47. to the highest bidder aad at not less tUan the appraised value thereof, (lie folio-" ing described mineral land as acquired bv Sullivan County for delinquent taxes, located in Sullivan County, Indiana. Ths Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 3, Toivnship 6 North. Range 8 West, containing iS.32 acres. Also the Center Part of the Northwest quar- . tor of the Northeast quarter of Section 3. Township 6 North. Kanee 8 West, containing 10.50 . acres, said Iracts located in Jefferson Township. The South Fart of the North- -west quarter of the Northwest "quarter of Section 3o. Township 9 .. Ne-rth, Range 8 West, containing 29.75 acres, located in Jackson Township. Kfid mineral lands will be sold for cash and subject to taxes for the year 194 r payable in 1948. Witne53 ray hnd and official seal !hiJ 4th (lav of December, 1356. JAMES McGARVEY, Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. (Seal) 1st. ins 12-5-46 4t.

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