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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
3
Walker Township Rush County girls captured blue ribbons at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago this year. Russell Hardin of Knightstown is noted in connection with the event.
Colletta Callahan of Manilla wins first with five jars of canned goods for emergency dinner. Lucille Wissling of Manilla takes first in an exhibit of salad or dessert fruits. Indiana winners include Paul Farris Vincennes for big stem Jersey sweet potatoes and Ida Ray Franklin blue ribbon in home improvement. Region 2 placers list Peter Lux Jr Shelbyville to John A Stewart Greensburg.
Hal and Barry seek quiet among the Wyoming plains. A stranger joins the camp as tension lingers over Crack’s whereabouts with Barry's resolve and Hal's quiet assurance tested by the eerie visitor. The scene ends with a cryptic sheepman anecdote and growing unease.
Walter F. Gahm, president of the Production Credit Corporation of Louisville, reports strong growth in the Fourth Farm Credit administration district covering Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. He notes over 18,000 loans totaling more than 7.78 million this year and farmers already own substantial capital stock in these associations, with potential to ultimately control the cooperatives.
The note urges quick selection of breeding cockerels due to a shortage this year and warns delay reduces choice. It explains freezing improves parsnips, and describes fall digging, surface piling, and light soil covering for winter use. It adds fall plowing for windbreak ground with manure, and stresses seed selection and garden planning for next year. It also notes tractors using kerosene require more heating on the intake manifold than gasoline.
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