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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
2
Entry records show C A Norris is publisher and the paper is entered as second class matter at the Carthage Indiana post office under the act of Congress of March 3 1878 with date March 25 1907.
A reflective essay tracing the mythic birth of Confucius and the birth of Christ as sacred events. It contrasts public legend with private origins, argues for prioritizing ideals over materialism, and envisions a world moved by higher virtue. The piece links ancient prophecy to modern calls for peace and moral focus.
The piece reflects on post election drive to work and government role in business. It notes a shipment of 2 456 twenty pound bags of flour received by the Shelbyville Red Cross chapter for Addison township and other townships, expected to cover county needs for about six weeks.
Miss Mary A. Schoolfield a nursing student at Indiana University in Indianapolis spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. N I Schoolfield. She is described as a sister of Rev. Schoolfield.
S H Work of the New York State College of Agriculture notes Tidy, a cow in the college's protein experiment herd, matured from a thin five-year-old to a nine-year-old producing higher daily milk yields. Over four years she improved from 50 to 90 pounds per day, illustrating value of developing heifers early for future milking profits.
An article from Wallaces' Farmer explains that top milk and fat rise during cooling in a water bath, gathering bacteria and resisting cooling. Stirring the can and water helps mix layers, accelerating overall cooling and reducing bacterial buildup in the upper surface.
Farmers can reduce waste by grinding shock fodder such as bundle corn stover and mixing it with grain or hay. Experiments at the South Dakota station showed 36 percent waste with unground fodder, while ground fodder was fully consumed by dairy cows. Ground fodder also aids fattening steers and helps extend hay until pastures are ready.
Dakota County farmer Oscar Hammer reports drinking cups in his barn doubled milk output. In two weeks in early spring the herd of 25 cows produced 15 extra gallons daily, as cows drink more when water is convenient. A milking machine now completes milking in about an hour and ten minutes, saving time over hand milking.
W H Martin of Kansas State College reports after experiments that six to seven gallons of well water are needed to cool a gallon of malik. Cooling in call takes 80 to minutes. Surface coolers were studied at Michigan Agricultural College with similar water needs but faster cooling per Hoard's Dairyman.
List of monthly claims filed in the office of the Rush County Auditor for November and to be presented at the December 5, 1932 board meeting. Includes salaries for Auditor Jesse Henley, County Clerk Newhouse, Sheriff Compton,Treasurer Cole, and numerous officials, per diems, and minor expenses. Also covers tax refunds, poor relief, jail, and miscellaneous disbursements with many named individuals and local firms.
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