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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
5
Virg M. Simons, Indiana Department of Conservation commissioner, reminds Hoosier sportsmen that the quail hunting season closes Saturday December 19. The season normally ends December 20 but the law limits hunting to one day less this year. Rabbit season runs with quail and pheasant from November 11 and ends Saturday January 9.
The record notes George Washington as a strong advocate of vaccination, reflecting early support for inoculation as a public health measure and its role in safeguarding community health.
Charlottesville reports include Mrs Flossie Parker visiting Marion guests Verra Shaltea and Florence Heifner assist hosts. Local events cover December meeting at Verra Shaltea home, guests in Indianapolis and Arlington trips, and Eagles basketball wins 39 34 at Clarksburg and 15 14 at Eden. Dignitaries attend showers and funerals, and community members move or recover from illness.
State Highway Commission reports more than five hundred miles of high and low type paving and grading finished in the first months of 1936, with October yielding the month's largest mileage. The ten month totals include 216.75 miles high type and 177.76 miles low type plus 109.9 miles of grading.
The United States has one radio for every six people, compared with the United Kingdom at one per seven, and other countries notably Bulgaria with one radio per 354 people. This reflects American production dominance in early radio manufacturing.
Indiana officials announce quarantine in two Indianapolis districts after beetles were found. Nursery stock soil and related materials cannot move outside areas without a special permit, unless treated or cleaned. Areas cover about a hundred acres bounded by 28th 34th New Jersey Graceland and South Delaware Buchanan Noble.
A vast American research effort supports 35 000 workers across 1000 laboratories spending 17 875 000 dollars monthly to raise living standards.
A brief puzzle from Citizen Classifieds explains cutting a cardboard doughnut with a center hole sized for a silver twenty five cent piece. Invite friends to push a fifty cent coin through without tearing the paper, then reveal the trick by sliding the coin along the table.
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