Carthage Post Office Arrival Notice
Notice states G Hill’s publication is entered as second class matter at Carthage Indiana on May 25 1907 under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
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Carthage
Indiana
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
Local Masonic Lodges Schedule in Carthage
Carthage Lodge 1 C O F No 255 meets every Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the upstairs room over White and Sons hardware on Main Street Visitation welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Lodge
White & Son’s
Main Street
Rush Lodge
Railroad Mail Trains Daily Except Sunday Schedule Note
The notice lists rail service with mail and express carried on all trains and runs daily except Sunday. It also notes the 59th National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic starting August 30 in Grand Rapids Michigan. Residents may view the Shenandoah dirigible cruising over state fairs the first week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapids
Mich
Canning Factory Whistle Joins Mill and Steamboat Sound
The canning factory whistle is ready to echo the saw mill and steamboat whistle signaling industrial activity. Many residents wish to hear Big Ben once more as urban noise returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Factory
Ben
Help Citizens Subscribe for News Letter
A plea to readers to share a copy of the Citizen with others and urge new subscriptions. The offer is $1.50 per year, about three cents weekly, with a long weekly news letter arriving regularly.
Florida-bound movement noted from last week data
Last week nearly one hundred persons departed for Florida. The trend shows thousands entering the state daily by car train and boat.
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Florida
Public Library Notes and New Books for Boys
Public Library suggests tests used at Columbia University to gauge freshmen intelligence. Dr Edward Thordike, famed psychologist, designed the tests. New books include The Horsemen of the Plains about a 17 year old boy’s adventures in the Rocky Mountains, sure to please the boys.
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Columbia University
Edward F. Thorndike
America
Rocky Mountains
Local social notes from Indianapolis and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Van Hood of Indianapolis visited R H Hill Wednesday morning. Ed Gilbert took a car trip to Brown County Wednesday. Ladies including Ella Moore Al McDaniel Carolyn Bryant Myra McDaniel were in Indianapolis Friday. A reunion is planned Sunday at Rev T B Gary home with relatives from Rush Ohio Switzerland and Marion counties. W P Henley returned Monday from Adrian Michigan and Howard Henley and family came home Tuesday from Eagle Lake Michigan and called on the Van Hoods in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Moore
al Mc McDaniel
Carolyn Bryant
Myra and
Rue McDaniel
Indianapolis
T. B. Gary
Rush
Ohio
Switzerland
Marion
W. P. Henley
Adrian
Mich
Howard E. Henley
Eagle Lake
Edwardsburg
van Hood
Gurney Hill
Lemuel Hill
Jesse
Ogden
Mary Hill
Hill
Bell Packing Co
Dayton, C
Grant Henley
Floyd Gray
William Shaffer
Local Notes and Arrivals Span Marion and Surrounding Towns
Marion and area residents are noted visiting relatives, attending reunions, and making trips to Indianapolis and other cities. The piece lists numerous names, events, and small-town activities including reunions in Arlington Cedar Grove and Shelby county, a shoe store sale, and a marriage at Indianapolis with an informal reception.
Notice to Sell Automobile for Storage Charges
Notice to Lind say Ramey for rent on an automobile garage amounting to $10 as of August 1 1925. If paid with advertising costs and storage up to settlement date by Tuesday September 15 1925, vehicle may be sold at public sale to cover the debt. Sale at East 4th Street Carthage Indiana at 1 30 p m. William Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Ramey
East 4Th Street
Carthage
Indiana
William Moore
Fletcher M. E Church Notes Service Times
Church notes record preacher Frank T. Hoon and Supt J A Lineback. Sunday School at 9 30, preaching at 10 30 and 7 30. Services at Memorial Park near New Castle with 9 30 assembly. Bring lunch baskets. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Charles S Dudley is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Hoon
J. A. Lineback
Memorial Park
New Castle
Newsom Couple Guests of Terre Haute Parents
Ephriam Ellabarger of near New Lisbon sought to sell lots near Miami Florida purchased years ago for several hundred dollars. He was offered 33000 and left last week to close the deal. Mr Floyd P Newsom and his wife visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Allen W Newsom, in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd P. Newsom
Terre Haute
Allen W. Newsom
Ephriam Ellabarger
New Lisbon
Miami
Fla
Commercial Grades for Market Eggs
William H. Lapp of the Iowa Agricultural College describes egg classes extras firsts seconds checks cracks leakers rejects and guides farmers to improve market quality. He notes higher grades often yield better prices and that co operative associations in Minnesota and Missouri reward premium eggs, encouraging farmers to raise standards.
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William H. Lapp
Iowa Agricultural College
Lapp
Iowa
Co-Operative
Minnesota
Missouri
Necessary to Have Eggs Clean in Fowls Sources
It is essential to keep eggs clean in nests since washing removes the bloom and takes time. Pullets roosting in nests cause dirty eggs. remove them to the roosts at dusk to teach proper roosting. Use two inch mesh wire under roosts to keep birds from the boards and keep feet clean for morning nests.
Poultry care tips stress oyster shell grit and shade
The article notes: provide oyster shell in addition to grit and ample shade for growing chicks. Sunshine boosts growth while chicks drink little at a time, water remains essential. Tuberculosis harms older poultry, causing thinness, flesh loss, and lameness. Avoid mash overfeeding in early life. the first six weeks are critical. Free ranging offers shade and green feed and helps control pests, while aiding trees and corn.
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