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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

4

Classifieds and notices scattered in a local column

Local classified ads list items for sale including an incubator thermometer and cucumbers, services like wood for sale and barn purchase, and rental needs. Community notices mention family visits, church choir, and wedding planning, with readers urged to contact offices for forms and framing.

Sanitation Advice for Calf Rearing from USDA Experts

Veterinary specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture stress sanitary measures in calf rearing noting that adult cows tolerate more organisms than calves. They urge clean feed equipment, ventilated sunlit quarters, daily cleaning and periodic disinfection to prevent disease in bottle or hand fed calves.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry

Candling Eggs Before Shipping Keeps Markets Clean

The U S Department of Agriculture urges egg dealers to candle eggs before interstate shipment. Cracked yolks, mold, black spots, mixed rats, and black rats render eggs adulterated under federal law. Candling helps avoid violations and rejection at destinations amid warm months. Some states require candling under food control measures.

United States Department of Agriculture

Fighting to Extinguish Dangerous Corn Borer

Ohio and southern Ontario farmers and researchers pursue battles against the corn borer. An Ohio Agricultural College burial experiment covered 1800 borers with plowed stubble 5 to 6 inches deep, followed by normal cultivation, and all borers died. The result supports thorough plowing and stubble cover as key control measures.

Ohio Ontario Ohio Agricultural College

New Ground for Chicks in Poultry Aids

The article urges poultry keepers to use new ground for brood coops to combat worms and coccidiosis in young chicks. Replacing old runs with fresh soil and relocating brood houses is often the simple remedy behind healthier, thriftier chicks.

Best Soil for Rhubarb

Rhubarb thrives in mellow fertile soil with depth and plenty of moisture. Avoid high subsoil or hard pans. Irrigation helps due to large leaves and stems. Warm south facing slopes favor early production.

Farming Tips From a Rural Column

Farmers should plant soy beans on potato land or timothy sod plowed. Toepecking among chicks signals insufficient exercise. Kill new weeds early to prevent footholds. Feed your soil and your soil will feed you. Oyster shell supplies shell material for eggs. Sweet clover is a hardy hog pasture legume rich in bone and muscle building elements. one acre can pasture twenty or more spring pigs.

Local Social and Crime Notices from Rushville Area

Mrs Geraldine Shaw of Rushville visits sister Mrs Ralph Moore. Mrs Thurman Addison and children stay in Indianapolis with her parents. Mrs Clinton Winslow and daughter of Fairmount entertained for Miss Isadore Rush. Vehicle thefts reported in Rushville including a Ford coupe owned by Lyle Wortman of Morristown and a Ford touring car stolen from Clarence Lloyd nearby.

Geraldine Shaw Rushville Ralph Moore Thurman Addison Indianapolis F. A. Guth Clinton Winslow Fairmount Isadore Rush E. W. Wagoner Knightstown Lyle Wortman Morristown Clarence Lloyd

Hoover Balloon finds a home twelve miles southeast of Knightstown

The Hoover Balloon launched from Sample Furniture Co. in Knightstown on Wednesday August 5 was found about forty seven hours later, twelve miles southeast of Knightstown, entitling the finder to a Hoover Sweeper tree. Lloyd Curtis of Eden received lightning burns last week while riding a load of oats straw on Elwood Barnard farm. he was unconscious and one shoe torn off, requiring a trip to Fortville for a physician as telephones were out. A horse was killed and straw destroyed by the flames.

Thos. Ertel Knightstown Sample Furniture Co Lloyd Curtis Eden Elwood Barnard Fortville

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