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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1961

Page

4

Weekend Visitors and Resident Updates in Local Notes

Miss Irene Stewart of Indiana polis was a weekend guest of Bay th Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ewing visited Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Holliday and children Karen Ann and Mike of near Carmel were guests of her family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henderson of Greenfield and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham of Indianapolis visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henderson, Saturday evening. Bill Howard returned to his home at Carthage last week from the Veteran's Hospital, Indiana polis. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hawkins and children of Muncie were over night guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Greencastle were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis and daughter. Oscar Banta of Carthage has been visiting the past two weeks with his granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. DeBaun at Shelby ville. Mrs. H. A. Ruby visited Mrs. Fannie Clevidence at the Jackson Nursing Home Tuesday. Mrs. Clevidence remains about the same. Mrs. Jessie Pitts and Mrs. Noah Leisure were visitors in Shelby ville Monday afternoon.

Irene Stewart Indianapolis Bayth Baker Guy Ewing Charles Holliday Karen Ann Mike Near Carmel Paul Gray Richard Henderson Greenfield Jack Graham Lewis Henderson Bill Howard Carthage Veteran’s Hospital Leland Hawkins Muncie Stanley Hawkins Frank Davis Greencastle Reuben Davis Oscar Banta H. DeBaun Shelbyville H. A. Ruby Fannie Clevidence Jackson Nursing Home

Open Class 4 H entries due August 7 at County Office

Open Class entries for 4 H must be received by August 7 with blanks available at the County Extension Office. State Fair Open Class entries are due by August 14. Also notes a Chicago trip for Iva and Donald Cook to the International Trade Convention at McCormick Place. Purdue forecasts 1961 wool clip at 3 222 000 pounds with average fleece weight 7.5 pounds and 432 000 head shorn. Fly larvae damage summer wounds. vets urge avoiding wounds and using fly repellent and healing meds.

Iva Cook Carthage Donald Cook Purdue University

Purdue advises August care for ewes on feet teeth and udders

Purdue University animal scientists advise August herd checks for ewes. Trim feet and inspect mouths. Check udders and cull ewes with unsound udders or teeth for slaughter.

Purdue University

Jackass’s Bray Ignites Historic Bunker Hill Mine Find

In 1885 N S Kellogg a sixty something carpenter turned prospector in Murray Idaho proved a stray jackass can spark a major strike. After grubstake partners failed to fund him the jackass carried his pack and the animal’s bray led him to a continuous silver lead vein that became the famed Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine.

N. S. Kellogg Murray Idaho Kellogg O. O. Peck J. T. Cooper Mile Gulch Jackass Bunker Hill and Sullivan

Purdue agronomists advise lime timing for 1962 legume seeding

Purdue University agronomists recommend spreading lime in August for 1962 legume seeding ahead of wheat so the lime can react in the soil and benefit seedling plants next spring. They urge soil testing to determine limestone amounts. Dairy scientists suggest a 40 to 60 day dry period before calving to condition cows for a new lactation. Breeding dates should be checked for cows to freshen this fall, with dry days depending on cow body condition.

Purdue University Agronomists Purdue University

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