Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 247, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 December 1946 — Page 4

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Ancient Baghdad Modernizes

' , SUIUVSN DAIEY TIME3- VEDNESDAY, Dec 11, 1945 SULLIVAN INDIANA 7

BAGHDAD (UP) The Iraq government is about ' to begin construction of . Baghdad's new $4,000,000 airport, designed to

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nancue au types or modern aircraft. The existing airport,, inaugurated in 1933 and improved during the war, is not suitable for today's bigger and faster aircraft.

SANTA CLAUS GOES TO COURT

PUBLIC SALE , Having sold my property, and am leaving for Arizona, because of ill health, I will offer for sale at public auction at the place known as the Spears farm 3-4 mile north of East End store off Road 48, at Hymera, Ind., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1946 Commencing at 10:00 A. M. Registered Shorthorn bull, two years old; 2 Red cows. 3 & 6 years old ; Hereford cow, 3 years old ; Brindle cow, 3 years old; 4 heifers to freshen soon; 3 heifer calves; several hundred bushels of corn; several tons of baled & loose hay; several bale3 oats straw; 3 large brood sows with pigs; 1 large male hog; 21 head fattening hogs, not fully fed; 6 nice white shoats; team of farm horses; two sets of work harness; 4 good leather collars; new riding saddle & bridle; good farm wagon; cider mill; lot of hand tools; ropes, blocks & chains; 2 y2x2 centrifugal pump & motor; and many other articles.

Terms can be arranged if desired. Not responsible for accidents or property after sold. LUCION MORRIS, Owner Emmet Power, Auctioneer Nellie Power, Clerk

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(Editor's note: This column is being conducted for publication of poems submitted by Sullivan county residents. Poems will be printed here as far as available space permits and the. Times reserves the right to reject any poem deemed unsuitable. Copies of poems sent in will not be returned, therefore all persons are requested to make copies to keep for their own files before submitting for publication.)

LIVESTOCK CONTRACT PROVES POPULAR

THE CROOKED PATH

SANTA CLAUS stands in a Newark, N. J., court following his arrest by health authorities on his refusal of a health examination. With St. Nick (S. Quaas) is Harold Simandl, his lawyer. (International)!,

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I found winter there, with naked trees Making lace patterns against a grey sky. Sometimes large snowflakes floated to the ground Covering the earth in a soft white blanket.

Freezing rain fell on the snow

glazing it, Then the moon shone down and the blanket became Folds of shimmering bridal satin. ' The first robin of the spring crossed my path, ' And shy little violets went a ways with me. Fuzzy plum blossoms filled the air with their pungence While dogwood trees bloomed in white simplicity. Black and yellow bumble bees buzzed over my head And boldly kissed the pink apple blossoms. I walked quickly to see each new thing, . When summer walked with me, I grew lazy. I breathed deeply of her sweet fragrance And let her warmth soothe and relax me. Sometimes I rested by a tinkling brook And feasted my eyes on the blue of the sky. I watched little clouds as fleecy as cotton candy. I wished I might stay there forever. But fall called to me and I walked on. r The grass along the little path was brown now, And the leaves were golden and red. With a few green ones here and there. Wild geese honked at me as they Heeded the warning of autumn to be on their ..way. ... I longed to be a gypsy as I walked Through the smoky haze of twilight. I built a campfire and sat down' To listen to the wind rustling through the trees. I imagined I heard violins.

Fall left me all too soon And I walked with winter again.. He was mild-mannered at first, Then grew cold and surly. I was glad the' crooked little path was . Leading me home again. It was Holiday-time and -music filled the air. Evcrereens dressed. ,in. , holiday finery Blinked at me as I passed. And then in the calm of the night My walk was ended.

i My eyes, ears and soul were filled with lovely thoughts. iThen as I heard the pealing of I the bells Reminding me again of His birth I grew weary with despair Wondering- why, amidst all the beauty He gave us.

There couldn't be Peace on Earth Good Will among men. Edna Layer. IT TOOK 34 TEARS

LAFAYETTE; Ind., Dec. 11 During the past year the "Livestock Share Contract" ranked among six farm agreements, contracts and leases widely circulated by the Purdue University department of agricultural economics. More than 6,000 copies of these contracts have been ordered by farmers in every state and some foreign countries, reports Prof. O. G. Lloyd, agricultural economist and specialist in farm tenure. . The "Livestock Share Contract" is used on two out of every five rented farms in Indiana. In the hog-corn-and-wheat area of southeastern Indiana it is used on two of every three rented farms. In contrast, the cash grain area of northwestern Indiana has but one in every seven rented farms which use the livestock share method of renting. The "Livestock Share Contract" is designed for the land owner who has time and ability to give close supervision especially in the buying and selling end of the farm business. Such owners usually take pride in adequate permanent improvements, partly because they have a half interest in the livestock and get half of the net proceeds. . The renter furnishes all the labor, power and machinery and pays repair bills and depreciation on equipment. He relieves the land owner of the heavy burden of work in the field and the feed yard. He has the incentive to succeed because of having ample provisions for producing livestock at low cost and usually obtaining high returns on his investment. Czechs Seek Jury Trials PRAGUE (UP) Czechoslovakia will have trial by jury again by the end of 1947 under a law just submitted to parliament. Juries were abolished by Nazi decree at the beginning of the war.

City School News

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JUNIOR HIGH GRADES In Miss Vincent's room' these children made a perfect score in spelling for the second period: John Adams, Sharon Dean, Margaret E. Faught, Norma Fisher, Virginia Giles, Kathleen Lewellyn, James Lowdermilk, Allan Medsker, Janice Miller, . Don

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brnun, t ranKim uox. In Miss Douthitt's room these children made a perfect spelling score for the last grading period: Leven Arnett, Nancy Bennett, Kathleen Burns, Karen Campbell, Nancy Drake, Michael Eaton,

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Linda Stanifer, Carolyn Wolfe, Janet Wright. Last week in Miss Price's room 28 out of 29 had a perfect spelling score. The children who made the arithmetic honor roll in Miss Price's room were Eileen Shades, Jimmy Springer, Carol Turpen, and Joan Rambis. These children have not missed an arithmetic problem all week. In Miss Exline's room the children who made perfect spelling scores every week all period were: Donna Gott, Becky Kellams, Lois Rilenge, Yvonne Wallace and Glenn Wilson. All except a few children in Miss Exline's room can say the

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Glenn Wilson, a good worker from Miss Exline's room, moved to Bruceville, Indiana last week. He bought a gift for the Junior Red Cross box the room is filling before he left.

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