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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
8
Purdue dairy specialists say protein supplement belongs in rations for Jersey cows producing over 20 pounds daily and Holstein cows yielding more than 30 pounds. Another note states a demmer is exempt from Indiana seed law only when growing selling and delivering seed on his own premises to the buyer.
Hoosiers and tourists increasingly use trailer travel in summer and fall. Dunes state park will extend to accommodate forty five additional trailers for a total of seventy. Shakamak will hold twenty five trailers and Pokagon similar in size. New camps follow the development plan used at Dunes Turky Run and Spring Mill with short spurs for parking and a central shelter house with ovens showers laundry and modern toilets plus water and electric outlets throughout.
Special vaudeville on the stage with Thomas the magician and new mystery show. On screen Laurel and Hardy in Our Relations. Mae West in Go West Young Man, a rural romance with Warren William and Lyle Talbot, plus a cast including Alice Brady and Isabel Jewell. comedy opens last night.
A brief note advises providing warm water for laying hens during cold weather and maintaining an adequate rooster ratio in the flock to support breeding and productivity.
The Treasury report on double taxation (1930–1935) notes six shared tax fields: inheritance, individual income, corporation, gasoline, liquor, and tobacco. States and the federal government jointly collect large sums, with the gasoline tax favoring states. The piece urges a clear demarcation to limit overlapping taxing authority and suggests the federal stay out of gasoline taxes while states handle income and inheritance taxes and tobacco.
John Clark born in 1794 in North Carolina moved with family to Carthage in 1832. He helped build Holloway and Carthage Mills, laid out Carthage in 1834, owned mills about thirteen years, supported schools and roads, and served as agent for The Friends Review. He died in March 1885.
The Indianapolis Producers Association and the Indiana Farm Bureau Livestock Marketing Department distributed about 800 calves to 4-H members across thirty counties. Calves weighed 300 to 450 pounds and were financed largely through the Producers Agricultural Credit Corporation. Each calf was insured against death and delivered direct to recipients. The county agent acted as trustee with county 4-H leaders coordinating the program. Winter planning notes advise tree planting, with spring optimal for planting trees.
The text urges improving farm woods in winter by cutting inferior trees to let quality trees grow. It compares feed quality to its ingredients and advises studying feed ingredient lists on tags before purchase.
It is possible to insure successful pig production. Sows require careful feeding and management during gestation to ensure healthy outcomes.
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