Rally in Eighth Fails as Visitors Win 8–6
A large crowd watched the Rose City Red Sox of New Castle fall to the Carthage Specials 8 to 6. Delashmit pitched well at 18 but error-prone infield support and late rallying by Carthage doomed the locals. Hoosier relieved in the ninth but couldn’t stop the onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose City Red Sox
New Castle
Carthage Specials
Delashmit
Westwood Cubs
New Castle Hoosiers
Raleigh
Cubs
Notable travel notes and engagements across the region
Miss Pearle Coffin leaves Ashe ville for an indefinite stay in Sarasota Florida. Ed and Edna Ball of Richmond drive to New York and Niagara Falls. John C Clark and family invite guests to the August 20 wedding of Marjorie Clark to Forrest Ragdale in Franklin. E B Butler named assistant state school inspector. Jesse Ruby family visit Gettysburg Washington DC and Mt Vernon before Newport News trip. Paul Jones works at Hupmobile in Miami. Nelle McCorkle hosts a dinner for Helen Culbertson and Leonard Hostetter ahead of marriage. Mrs W C Beard and son visit from St Louis. Russell Publow enjoys work in Little River Florida and Miami. Josiah Binford returns from Miami to drive two ladies home. Luther DuBois en route to Woodland California delayed by rain in Nebraska. Knightstown party reaches Griffin Georgia after travel through Louisville and Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ball
Richmond
New York
Niagara Falls
John C. Clark
Alabama Street
Indianapolis
Marjorie
Forrest Ragsdale
Franklin
Nelle McCorkle
Helen Ergelyn Culbertson
Leonard O. Hostetter
Chicago
W. C. Beard
William
St. Louis
Indianapolis News
Russell Publow
Little River
Fla
Miami
Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
The undersigned appointed by the Circuit Court judge as administrator of the estate of Stephen Finney, deceased, Rush County Indiana. The estate is presumed solvent. Howard E. Henley appoints attorney Wm. J. Henley. Date July 21, 1925. Attest Clerk Leonard M. Barlow Road Circuit Court.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Stephen Finney
Howard E. Henley
Leonard M. Barlow
Clerk Road Circuit Court
Wm. J. Henley
Local Names Visit In Weekend Socials
Harvey Haynes of New Castle and Grover Sims with family visited in town on Sunday. F J Sims and family hosted. Ed Miner’s wife visited Mrs Floyd Miner near Pendleton. Mrs M N Hadley and son William from Indianapolis spent Tuesday with W P Henley. William H Willcutt and grandson William of Sidney Ohio and Glen Brown with family from Muncie visited William Manley and Maria Holt. Willcutt once lived here about thirty years ago.
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Harvey Haynes
New Castle
M. N. Hadley
William
Indianapolis
W. P. Henley
William H. Willcutt
Sidney, O
Glen Brown
Muncie
William Manley
Maria Holt
Willcutt
Morristown 24 hours service restaurant noted
O C McCarty spent Monday in Indianapolis. The Gates family reunion is planned for Friday August 28 at Walnut Ridge. Mr and Mrs Roger Kennedy of New Castle visited relatives in Morristown with F J Kennedy.
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Morristown
O. C. McCarty
Indianapolis
Gates
Walnut Ridge
Select Right Paint for Each Farm Job
The U S Department of Agriculture explains painting preserves buildings fences and implements from weather. Interior painting improves appearance and sanitation and lighting while regular painting is the cheapest way to keep structures in good condition. The bulletin Farmers Bulletin 1452 guides choosing paint preparing surfaces mixing and applying paint and also covers whitewash. A free copy is available while supplies last from USDA Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Marketing Poultry and Eggs A Major Industry Effort
The Illinois Agricultural Association urges focus on marketing poultry and eggs, noting nine states sell about 85 million dozen eggs yearly and total poultry value near 296 million dollars. It cites a 40 to 50 million dollar annual loss in marketing due to non graded egg purchases and urges improved producer to consumer distribution.
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Poultry and Egg Marketing Department
The
Illinois Agricultural Association
F. A. Gougler
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kanagas
Association
United States
Most Opportune Time to Cut Soy Beans for Hay
O J Willard of the Ohio experiment station says soybeans may be cut for hay from full bloom, roughly July 15 to August 15, to leaves yellow about four to six weeks later. He notes yield varies with timing and reports in tests July 25 yield 8,700 pounds per acre, August 8 5,700, August 29 6,500, and September 12 7,400 with leaf yellowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Willard
Ohio Experiment Station
No new Castings Needed for Binder This Season
Farmers note hot weather reduces milk while poor feed worsens the flow. Alfalfa should be cut when about one tenth in bloom, and clover at or just before full bloom. A well watered herd and early cut hay boost dairy cattle production and wealth. The hen is cited as the most efficient food producer per Ohio university authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Authority
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Miller
Carthage
W. C. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Commission
Union Central Life Insurance Co
H. C. Johnson
Knightstown
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Rushville
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Telephone No
Schrichte
S. Main
Louis C. Lambert
Rushville. Ind
W.H. Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
New
C. R
N.C
Car
Maxwell
Shaw
Milton
Battson
Johnson
Milroy
Arlington
Northam
Brandywine Parks
Greenfield
New Palestine
Hagerstown
Chryslers
Orestes
Pearle Coffin
Asheville
N. C
Sarasota
E. B. Butler
Jesse Ruby
Centerville
Edgar Ruby
Leonard
Gettysburg
Mt. Vernon
Newport News
Leonard Ruby
Paul Jones
Hupmobile Works
Josiah Binford
Plainfield
Luther DuBois
Woodland
Calif
Nebraska
J. S. Black
Louis Johnson
Elmer Nay
Will G. Newlin
Wayne Linscott
Florida
Louisville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Griffin
Grover Sims
Frankfort
F. J. Sims
Ed Miner
Floyd Miner
Pendleton
Roger Kennedy
F. J. Kennedy
R. Ray Johnson
Charles
Detroit
Mich
Della Johnson
Spiceland
Eva Johnson
Marie
Evalyn Johnson
Baltimore
Maude
Harriett Berry
M. F. Lovett
George Thompson
Delphi
Thomas Lovett
North Salem
Will Lovett
Charles Crawley
Mary Lovett
Katherine Lovett
Nell Lovett
Julia Crawley
Greencastle
Paul Allen
L. L. Allen
Churchell Allen
Lawrence Mahony
Bond
Alexandria
Thompson
Rome
W. W. Norris & Son
Rush County Telephones
H. E. Ratliff
Ogden
National Road
T. H. I. & E. Traction Line
Guy Lemay
E. C. Button
C. O. Garriott
C.S. Walters
Knightstown, Ind
N. Adams St
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