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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen promotes a town centennial on August 18 and urges every resident to support the event. Readers are reminded this is Carthage’s first and last centennial chance to gain town-wide recognition and to contribute actively to its success.
Mrs. Floyd Miller and her daughter Irene are visiting Chicago this week to attend A Century of Progress. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stinger and their son Henry Jr. spent last Saturday in Indianapolis.
A new soybean variety Scioto, developed from a single plant over 12 years by Dr. H. L. Borst, shows the highest seed yield in Columbus tests and strong hay potential. It yields well at Wooster, resembles Manchu in appearance, with yellow seed and purple flowers, maturing between Manchu and Wilson. The variety promises as a seed crop and may attract oil mill buyers.
A Farm Journal correspondent reports trials in New Hampshire showing potatoes receiving one ton of 487 fertilizer plus half a ton of 16 percent superphosphate yield 43 bushels per acre more than 487 alone. Net increase costs about 20 cents per bushel based on superphosphate price.
An agriculture expert describes stack measurement: approximate volume by dividing cubical content by 450 to 460 or 500 based on settling. A Nevada extension service formula uses height over and around the stack, a 0.04 factor, a 0.012 factor for circumference, subtracts, then multiplies by circumference squared to yield cubic feet.
Agricultural guidance stresses drying soybeans thoroughly before threshing to prevent spoilage. Use shallow bins and frequent shoveling until dry, or vent beans in burlap sacks in rows for airflow. wallaces' farmer advises small quantities be stored in one and one half bushel sacks with space between rows.
The data show cotton grown on one third of US farms. California 1933 bean crop valued at 12 million dollars. world wool clip 1933 lower than 1932. about four million dairy cows slaughtered annually. Missouri 1933 Korean lespedera on about 1 million acres. Colusa County California 1933 rice value 1,141,000 dollars, up 560,000 from 1932. apples shrivel in dry storage, moisture helps. ultraviolet tests reveal seed grade differences not seen in ordinary light on rye grass seed wheat and barley. Atacosa County Texas leads watermelon production. shelterbelts gain favor in dry West farming.
Maintenance engineers from six districts of the State Highway system received a two day demonstration of road stabilization methods during the past week. The tour covered the southern part of the state with highway officials observing construction and maintenance of stabilized gravel surfaced roads. Indiana undertakes extensive gravel road stabilization this year, treating several miles in each district to provide a dustless smooth semi permanent surface.
The Indiana State Fair runs September 1 to 7, offering 95050.44 in premiums for livestock produce handiwork and other exhibits. Premium lists mailed to last year’s exhibitors. mail requests and tickets at 25 cents each, with 100000 tickets printed and sale ending August 31 at 6:00 p.m.
Greenfield officials renew restrictions on lawn sprinkling as drought penalties return. Mrs. T. J. Dunkeminier of Holdenville Oklahoma and two children visit sister Mrs. Roy Small. Small’s family hosted several days in Geneva last week.
A lesson outline on Elisha aiding a widow and a hospitality-filled Shunammite’s return of kindness. It covers the widow's debt, the oil miracle, the Shunammite hospitality, the raised son, and the feeding of one hundred with small provisions.
Quote attributed to William McKinley praising deep Bible study as shaping better citizens and elevating national destiny. Context notes focus on moral guidance and civic improvement.
The foundation of safety rests on the finished work of Christ and is guarded by Jehovah's power and the eternal purpose. James H. Brookes emphasizes the immutable promise guiding believers through faith in Christ.
The National Safety Council notes accident rates rise with heat. From deadly car crashes to sunburn and minor injuries, common sense and quick care prevent deaths. Exercise caution with axes, knives, swimming, and speed on summer roads to avoid tragedy and economic loss.
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