Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 August 1948 — Page 2

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AGE TWO SULLIVAN DAIL1 TIMES- WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

" A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper

Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854

PAUL POYNTER ....... Publisher ELEANOR POYNTER JAMISON t. Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER" H. MURRAY Editor F.ntri1 as eeond-clftSB matter at the Postoltice, Sullivan, Indiana

Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St.

Bullivan; Ind. United Preii Wire ' Service -National Representative: Ihetf and Simpson, Mew York

Telephone 12

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What Co-operation Does . The City of Sullivan has been seeking a factory for the

city fo a number of years, but so far all efforts have been in vain? although one or two times it looked as though the ef

forts might get the desired results.

Perhaps one of the reasons that we are still without in

dustry -is because there isn't too much co-operation between

the various groups withm the city. And it we are to get in

dustry; all the groups must pull together.

Our local softball league is a good example of pulling

together. It is something that was needed in the town, but there was no place to play, and there were no teams to play. So a group of sportsmen got together and organized an eight-

team league. Thus they had the teams to play, but still were

without an adequate field.

Then, the American Legion offered the use of their

field just east of the Legion Home and said they would give

the league free use of the field. That was well, but there was no infield, bleachers or lights. The R.E.M.C. provided the

poles for the lights at cost, and then set them up free of

charge. The Public Service Company gave the Legion the eqnipment for the lights at cost and employees of the P.S.C. donated their time to string the wire.

Lights were needed, and the Sullivan City School Board.

headebyH. W. Branstetter, president, and Superintendent

ot Schools J. Allan Campbell offered to loan the lights from

the football field. The Jaycees, members of the teams, and

the Legion worked together to put the field in shape for playing- and night softball in Sullivan became a reality. Sujjh co-operation can be given by all of Sullivan. With

everyone in the city assisting, instead of a few hindering, then we will get industry into Sullivan. We got a lighted softball' field through cO-operation. We can get industry the same way.

But unless there s that soirit of helninff instead n-f

hindering, Sullivan will tontinue to be a city without indus

try. -

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 4. (UP) Hogs, 5,000; moderately active, early close slow; weights 170-240 lbs. weak to largely 25c lower; bulk these weights $30.25 $30.75, op $30.75; few lots 240-250 lbs. around $30.00; several lots 285 lb. weights $28.00$28.50; odd head near-400 lbs. down to $24.00; bulk 140-160 lbs., $24,50 $26.50; 100140 lbs. largely $23.00 $24.00; sows 400 lbs. down fairly active, steady at $24.00 $25.00. Cattle, 800; calves, 500; fed steers and heifers slow, both interests bidding weak with Tuesday's 50c-$1.00 lower trade, few early sales on that basis; part load good to choice light steers, $37.00; scattered small lots medium to good short fed yearlings $28.50 $33.00; cows uneven, weak, good

beef cows largely $22.50 $24.00, I odd head $25.00; vealers opened moderately ' active, bulk sales steady with Tuesday, but later few sales $1.00 higher, good to I choice $30.50 $32.00, few to $33.00. Sheep, 800; spring lambs opened moderately active, uneven, , about 25c lower; one small lot I choice closely sorted kind $29.25,

I few lets $29.00; slaughter ewes steady, good to choice $9.00

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BEDFORD, Ind., Aug 4 (UP)

A forrester said today that

excessive, rains this summer will

increase-the forest fire hazards

in the falL.U. S. Forest Service

Supervisor Rudolph H. Grabow

said the heavy rains caused abnormal growth of "light vegetation" which in turn will provide more potential fuel for fires after it dries. He said there have been 21 forest fires so far this year in Indiana, with 222 acres of land burned over.

MIDGET AUTO RACES TERRE HAUTE Fasfrack EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT

GATES OPEN 6: RACES START 8: 5000 SEATS . $1. GRANDSTAND .... $1

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If you've ever been to a 4-H Fair you can't help but wander back. If -you attend this year, you'll be back next year. Do try it. It's wonderful tonic.

! WE HAVE A BOOTH at the Fair and invite you , to stop in and see our display of : Servel Gas Refrigerators - Universal Gas Ranges - Toastmaster Electric Water Heaters - Bendix Washers, Ironers, Driers : Shellane Bottle Gas Installation

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The lads and lassies have completed their club year and have prepared their exhibits to be judged and inspected by you. This is your opportunity to get an inside, look at the work of our Sullivan County 4-H youth as well as a number of other cattle breeders from county farms.

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It's that time of year again when the harvest is ripe and all the 4-H'ers from every corner in the county bring their exhibits to be judged and viewed by Fair-goers from everywhere. There are also those other than the lads and lassies who deem this occasion a fitting time to exhibit their wares, adult housewives, farmers and merchants alike. ) We are one of these for we'll be on hand with our merry product for you to enjoy and refresh you as you take in the fair. Remember ;

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WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR

KARL HOOVER, Mgr.

j North" Of Square On . 41 ,

Sullivan, Indiana, :t 501 East Hartley

: Telephone 501

CORN PLANTER -CORN PICKER -MOWING MACHINE 'Several new features arc 'found on the new Oliver implements and we take this opportunity of telling you about them. Don't fail to see us at the Fair and let's talk over the merits of the Oliver l:ne. Don't forget

VISIT

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