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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
5
On the Marenia a dull voyage hides racy undercurrents as passengers drift between flirtations and secrets. Miss Mudge battles disturbance from Miss Foster's crew and a vibrating social scene while Jenny and Peter edge toward a potential romance amid Bangkok and temple pages.
The article lists many candidates filing official announcements on Saturday for Democratic and Republican posts in county offices and conventions. Names include Dolph Cameron, Loren Meek, Maurice Kney, Dr. J. F. Bowen, George J. Apple, Richard B. Miller, Oliver Ju. Dill, Laurence G. Wortman, Chester Beaver, Joseph Butler, LaVerne Dunn, Byron B. Ball, John Colvins, Morris Wilson, J. W Arbuckle, Clayton Martz and precinct committeemen like W. J. Pherson, Lee Gardner, Lowell C. Martin, Walter H. Rees, Eddie G. Thompson, James A. Bitner, Chas. Cecil, and Minor Bell across multiple townships.
The will of Mrs. Millie Draper was probated Tuesday March 31 in Rush circuit court. She leaves one third of her real estate and personal property to husband James O. Draper as executor, with $1600 to each child Ollie Haywood Cora Woods Nellie Forbes Pearl Grocox Waldo Draper Ozro Draper Millie Martin and Emerson Draper. The will, dated January 31 1923, was witnessed by Douglass Morris and Hannah Morris.
Sixty Center township farmers attended a soil conservation domestic allotment meeting Friday night in the Mays School building. The Center township group named its committees with Glen Kirkham as chairman William Reeves as vice president Walter Bitner as secretary and Paul McDaniel as member.
The piece analyzes competition for hogs in the Corn Belt, with a map of 14 interior packing plants and 70 buying points in Iowa and Southern Minnesota. It contrasts interior point bids with public markets, noting producers benefit when hogs stay at home for bidding, and cites USDA publication on marketing hogs.
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