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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1941
Page
4
Morristown hatchery warns April stock is nearly sold out and urges early reservations for May chicks including White Barred Buff Rocks Austro Whites Reds and English White Leghorns. Contact W. W. Zike Hatchery at phone 11.
Opera lovers in Indiana prepare for professional grand opera at Indiana University Bloomington new auditorium. Bizet Carmen on April 23 and Puccini Madame Butterfly on April 24 feature Coe Glade as Carmen and Hizi Koyke as Butterfly, presented by the San Carlo company with favorable student and public pricing.
In the last six months about half of Chicago's rat population, originally estimated at 1,750,000, has been destroyed in a public works department sponsored effort. Poison and rat-proof garbage receptacles deprive rodents of food as the main method.
American manufacturers ship about thirty million pairs of shoes each month. The figure reflects a robust footwear industry supporting workers and retailers across the nation.
Virgil Noble of Anderson married Bessie Ruth Zimmerman near Cleveland at the Friends parsonage. The couple returned to Anderson to rent an apartment and continue their jobs. The item also lists a long stream of local social news including visits, travel, illnesses, and club events in Charlottesville and surrounding towns.
About 15 million persons filed 1940 tax returns, with roughly six million liable for taxes. Several hundred filers with no tax due sent voluntary contributions for national defense, some up to 200 dollars.
The narrative follows a southbound journey through Limon Mexico along the Pan American Highway. It describes a tire emergency near the town, a helpful Mexican bus crew and locals, and a generous Ford truck pair aiding the travelers for 31 miles in rain. The stop includes a berry pie halt near Cuedad Mante and a friendly gift calendar from a local server.
Columbus Indiana prepares for the 1941 dirt track season opener. More than 20 cars from five midwest states are slated to race with stars like Charlie Szekendy of South Bend and Harold Shaw from Indianapolis. Adair, Howe, and Schimmer also contest, some in new cars and mounts.
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