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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1926

Page

3

Kennels Owner Returns From Europe With Police Dogs

Ben H. Wilson, owner of the Wilson kennels west of Rushville, brings back thirty trained German police dogs from Europe after trips to France England and Germany. He also returns with the British grand champion Grief Von Leipsen Hof and Sch H P H winner over 47 champions. Wilson says Rush County now has the largest kennels in the country and the world’s highest trained dog. His police dog Arro Von Koppenhof reportedly jumps ladders and once leaped 124 feet to a tree fork, with a 144 foot record over a jumping board.

Ben H. Wilson Wilson Rushville France England Germany Grief von Leipsen

Man of Many Thefts Is Sentenced in Rushville

Fred Clevenger Jr. of Rushville confessed to stealing lumber fence hogs chickens work tools and other items. He pleaded guilty to two grand larceny counts in circuit court and received two 14 year prison terms to run concurrently with fines equal to the stolen goods. He is to be released after Friday’s transfer and may face additional charges.

Fred Clevenger Jr Rushville

Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana

The Clerk of the Circuit Court appoints Howard E. Henley as Administrator of the estate of Aaron O. Hill, deceased, in Rush County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. Dated March 30 1926. Attest Leonard M. Barlow Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Henley Smith Moore Attorneys.

Rush County State of Indiana Aaron O. Hill Said Howard E. Henley Leonard M. Barlow Rush Circuit Court Henley, Smith & Moore, Attys

Social notes from Indianapolis visit and guest

Mrs Thomas E. Bush was in Indianapolis on Monday. Mrs Grace Stenger of Indianapolis guest of Mr and Mrs C G Hill on Sunday.

Thomas E. Bush Indianapolis Grace Stenger C. G. Hill

Printing Directories and Stationery Offers

Printing directories catalogues statements circulars signs shipping tags two sizes wedding stationery business stationery envelopes business cards visiting cards folders sale bills receipt books Dodgers 6x9 books and pamphlets.

Incubator Setup and Egg Testing Procedures

Instructions from T. W. No land Director of the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station Mountain Grove on placing incubators in a separate room. It covers leveling, warming, testing with a paper over the tray, lamp care, egg selection, turning schedules, and stages of candling and hatching up to day twenty two.

T. W. Noland Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station Mountain Grove

Apples and orchard care in fall planting and pruning

Horticulture hints discuss apples as sunlit gifts and better than medicine. Fall planting advised for apples and pears, but stone fruits are best in spring. Pruning can occur after leaf fall. April plowing helps orchard soil for May to June growth.

Wedding Invitations Announced At This Office

Wedding invitations neatly printed at this office offering elegant cards for ceremonies and receptions. White or ivory stock options available with personalized monograms and envelope addressing services.

Fire blight threat prompts community pruning push

Orchard specialists urge removal of diseased blighty branches from apple and pear trees to curb fire blight. Bacteria spread under bark resist sprays. eradication requires coordinated pruning, disinfection of tools with mercuric compounds, caution about poison, and avoiding excessive pruning.

Wisconsin College of Agriculture R. E. Vaughan Vaughan

Concord Grapes Named Most Satisfactory For Commercial Use

Concord grapes are regarded as the most satisfactory for commercial purposes with wide adaptability. Spring planting is preferred. fall planting may work. Spacing is eight feet between vines and rows. trellis uses posts and wire with three vines between posts. Kniffen four-cane training is recommended. Post replacement occurs each spring after thaw.

Concord

Protecting Young Fruit Trees From Rodent Damage

Many young fruit trees die yearly from girdling by mice and rabbits. A cylinder of quarter to half inch mesh wire cloth around the trunk serves as protection, pressed soilward and secured to avoid chafing. Leave in place until the tree outgrows the need. alternatives include cornstalk bands or paper, while trunk painting methods have largely failed.

Ladybugs Supply Blossoms for Washington Orchards

Turner of West Clark Turner in Washington State sells ladybugs to orchardists. He shipped nearly 3 million insects last year from Cascade mountain crevices. Distribution runs about 100 insects per acre, aiding against pests like green and woolly aphids and peach-tree lice. The bugs breed several times yearly, multiplying rapidly to protect fruit trees.

West Clark Turner Washington Turner Cascade Mountains

Pruning Fruit Trees Best in Dormant Period

Prune fruit trees mainly in late winter or early spring during dormancy. Pruning then helps wounds heal without cracking and yields better overall results. Amateur pruners should time cuts for the latter part of the dormant period.

Abstract of Title Services in Rushville Indiana

Dear sir buyers and sellers in Rush County Indiana need an abstract of title for real estate transfers. Louis C Lambert advertise twenty years in Rush County with many satisfied clients. Office at 111 North Main Street Rushville Ind.

Rushville Indiana Rush County North Main Street Ind Louis C. Lambert

Church Notes and Meetings at Fletcher M E

Church notes list Sunday Bible school at 9 45 with W O Moore as superintendent. Sermons at 11 and 7 30. Fletcher M E reports 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 morning service 7 30 evening. Official board met with luncheon after. Epworth League cabinet met with full attendance. Connersville District Conference to meet at College Corner with Mr and Mrs F J Sims Mrs J A Lineback Mrs Edgar Ruby and the pastor and wife listed as attendees.

Fletcher M. E M. E Church F. J. Sims Epworth League Connersville College Corner J. A. Lineback Edgar Ruby

Young Aviator Farnham Parker Trips to Detroit with Leslie Terhune

Leslie Terhune of Anderson visited his parents after returning from Detroit where he joined Farnham Parker and Parker’s mother for an aviation banquet. Parker, 14, touted as America’s youngest aviator, recently went to Washington for a conference. The pair plan a Detroit flight this week and a broader plane tour with Mrs Parker.

Leslie Terhune Anderson James Terhune Detroit Michigan Farnham Parker America Washington, D. C Leslie Parker

Local visits and upcoming federation meet in Greenfield

Mrs Elsie Wharton of Greenfield visited her niece Mrs Roscoe Mattix on Saturday evening. The District Federation of Club Women is set for April 1914 in Greenfield. Bert Parish of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Miriam Parish.

Elsie Wharton Greenfield Roscoe Mattix District Federation of Club Women Bert Parish Indianapolis Miriam Parish

Also Mentioned on This Page

Krogers Ritesy Butte Grahams Kirk’s Flake Country Club Navy Peaches Clifton Chipso Carthage F. M. Miller P. J. Sattler Carthage, Indiana W.co. Moore William J. Henley Donald L. Smith Rushvilue, Indiana Schrichte S. Main Rushville, Indiana W.H. Nelson Charlottesville, Ind Adaline Call Paul D. Williams The Eli Lilly Co Europe Apple Orchard Gleanings C. E. White & Son Bible School W. O. Moore Charles Moore Everett Webb Charles S. Dudley Rushville. Ind Hobbs’ Nursery Charlottesville
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