Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 111, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 June 1947 — Page 3

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SATISFACTORY SERVICE Emory Thomson study on salt for hogs. Average daily gain of hogs that received salt was 1.71 pounds, while those receiving none gained only .67 pounds daily. For each pound of salt consumed there were 45 extra pounds of gain. Results of the research work show that each pound of salt saved $5.60 worth of feed, including 147 pounds of corn, 60 pounds of protein supplement and 1.9 pounds of mineral mixture. Average daily consumption of salt for a pig was slightly over one-third of an ounce. The addition of salt in 'the ra tions for two lots of seven pigs each weighing about 57 pounds at the beginning of the study made a difference of 278 pounds in the amount of feed needed for 100 pounds gain. Both lots were fed the same, one receiving no ,salt and the other had loose salt, free choice with the other feeds. The protein supplement was a mixture of 90 pounds of soybean oil meal and 10 pounds of alfalfa leaf meal. The mineral mixture was equal parts of steamed bone meal and pulverized limestone. " Complete results of this study and information on "salt poisoning are reported in Mimeograph Number 23, department of animal husbandry, Purdue University AericultUraT Ex"tjevimerift Station, -'and may be 'pbtained. -.free' writing to the "University'." "'.'4 . j M m Three-I League Clubs W. L. Danville . . 16 8 Springfield ...... 19 14 Terre Haute 15 12 Evansville 14 13 Waterloo. 15 14 Davenport 12 15 Quincy .... 13 17 Decatur 10 21 National League W. L. Pet. .666 .576 .556 .519 .517 .444 .433 .323 Pet. New York 23 16 Chicago 22 17 Brooklyn 23 18 Boston 22 19 Pittsburgh ...18 21 Philadelphia 18 23 ! Cincinnati 18 24 .590 .564 .561 .537 .462 .439 .429 St. Louis 17 23 American League .425 W. L. 15 17 16 21 21 19 23 22 Pet. .615 .564 .500 Detroit 24 New York 22 Cleveland 16 Boston 20 Philadelphia 19 Washington ....... 17 Chicago 20 St. Louis 16 .488 .475 .472 .465 .421 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Three-I League Springfield, 3; Terre Haute, 2 National League St. Louis, 3; Boston, 0. New York, 8; Chicago, 3. Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 1. Brooklyn, 11-8; Pittsburgh, 6-7 American League New York, 3; Detroit, 0. Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 0. St. Louis, 4; Boston, 3. Washington, 6; Cleveland, 5. Anytime Any Place YELLOW CAB Phone 470 The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow

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NEW CANADIAN EMBASSY will be housed in this Washington residence, formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. John W. Davidge and sold to the Canadian government for ssno.onn 'International)

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INDIANAPOLIS, June 4. (U.R) Hogs, 8,000; active; weights 270 lbs. down steady; 270-280 lbs., 25c higher; sow market not fully established, early indication around steady to $19.00; bulk barrows and gilts, 160-400 lbs., $20.24 $24.00; 100-160 lbs. to $23.00. Cattle, 2,000; calves, 700; steers and heifers mostly steady, less desirable quality considered; two loads good and choice light weight steers, $26.00; liberal showing mostly good light steers and mixed yearlings to $25.50; bulk medium and good to $24.50; several loads good to choice heif ers to $25.00; good beef cows mainly steady to $20.00; vealers! active, steady, good and choice to $26.00. Sheep, 300; lambs about steady; few lots mostly medium and good j Spring lambs to $24.00; light weight slaughter ewes about steady to $7.00; heavier under pressure at $6.00 down; odd mature bucks. $5.00. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS CSarland J. Carrithers et ux to Theodore G. Stran et ux Lots 2 and 25 in Russell's Addition, Fairbanks. " ' 1 ' : Charles Dugan et ux of Paxton to Lloyd Dunbar, Lots 21 and 30 in Neal and Register's Addition in Paxton. William Benefiel et ux of Sullivan to Lloyd Dunbar et ux, 30 acres in Jefferson Township. Lloyd Dunbar et ux to William Benefiel, Lots 21 and 30 in Neal and Register's addition in Paxton. Baby Pullets

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Save Money On Feeds By Buying In Ton Lots . : ALSO : Peat Litter and Servall Litter, Rolled Oats, Shelled Corn, Cracked Com, Bran & Shorts. POULTRY REMEDIES AND POULTRY MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS Such as: Brooder Stoves, Feeders, Water Founts, Wafers, Thermometers. , . Brooder Light Bulbs. Heaters, etc. If we do not have what you want, give us the necessary information We will order it for you. Griggs Hatchery

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WEDNESDAY. June 4, 1947.

,- Jan van Goyen (1596-1656) was a Dutch landscape painter, born at Leyden in 1596. He Btudied under various Dutch masters, then spent a year in France and practiced in Leyden. In 1631 he sold his house there and moved to the Hague where he became a citizen in 1634, and became dean of the Painter's Guild in 1640. His sales of pictures and speculations proved unfortunate, and he died insolvent in 1656.

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PORTLAND. Me. (UPWDurine the past five years, all four daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Corriveau of St. Francis have been graduated from the Maine General Hospital's nursing school. Family Gathering: BRISTOL, Vt. (UP) Thirteen children, 50 grandchildren and 67 great-grandchildren helped Joseph Jimmo, Sr., celebrate his 94th birthday. Sullivan Store to 9 P. M. Baby Cockerels Egg Mash. Starter Mash. Starter Grower Broiler Ration.

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Romal Brewer of Detroit, Michigan, was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Robbins and children of Carlisle, visited Mrs. Rena Broshears in Dugger, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dudley, of Sullivan, visited John Bedwell in Dugger, Sunday. John , Jerrells attended church at Dugger, Sunday. Tom Exline and Frank Arnold were in Dugger, Saturday. Rollie Parks of Anderson,' visited -Mr. and Mrs. Ora Parks, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Jones and Mrs. Maggie Tincher of Toledo, Ohio, visited friends in Dugger, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Lewellyn of Anderson, visited at Scotchtown over the' week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mooney visited in Dugger, Saturday. A large crowd attended the community sing at Dugger, Sunday. Mrs. Anna Pirtle and children visited Mrs. Lucy Bailey, Friday. Bill Collins of Anderson, vis ited in Dugger, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walters visited Mrs. Robertson and son, Charles, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. "Floyd Goodman of Indianapolis, visited in Dugger, Friday. George Sweeney visited his mother, Mae Sweeney, Friday. Joe Riley visited in Dugger, Friday. Robert Brewer called on Mr. and Mrs. Mont Brewer one day recently. He Worked Around BOSTON (UP) A Gloucester fisherman had to file 68 W-2 withholding tax forms with the Internal Revenue Office here this year because during 1946 he worked on 68 different fishing vessels. . Qalt mylar rent and own you home. Special bargain properti! n Installment plaa. Alao farm (or tale. W. T. 1IELLOTT

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