Maple syrup camps and local readers travelers in February
The note mentions Valentine’s Day February 14 and Washington’s Birthday February 22, urges cooperation with the home paper and to pass the copy to a neighbor. It discusses sugar camp openings likely late, with last season’s largest camp首次 opening February 17, boiling starting February 18 and closing March 17. The Carthage camps lead the state in maple syrup. It asks if Carthage can support its residents returning from Florida, noting 39 residents away and about 50 former residents still readers of the Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Florida
Citizen
Local solicitors visit Rushville for Salvation Army credentials
Several solicitors claim affiliation with i.Kanavelis organizations visiting the area, but no credentials are presented. The community supports the Salvation Army of Rushville which has proper credentials and appears to operate within its rightful territory.
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i.Kanavelis
Salvation Army of
Rushville
Fined in Police Court Garver Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charge
John C. Garver of Tippecanoe City Ohio pleads guilty in Rushville police court to illegal liquor possession. Mayor Bebout fines him 100 dollars and 30 day jail term suspended on good behavior. Prosecution notes bottle findings and that liquor was not being sold. Garver, a furniture maker, claimed the trip was to host a party for dealers.
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John C. Garver
Tippecanoe City
Lon Coons
Carthage
Rushville
Bebout
Ketchum
Garver
Shelbyville
Chicago
Webb Wins Girls Tournament At Home
The girls basketball tournament in Webb featured several games. Webb defeated Milroy 11 to 9 after building a 7 to 1 lead at halftime, and later beat Carthage 81 to 14. Fairview beat Westland 27 to 14, Milroy beat Moscow 16 to 9, New Salem beat Orange 22 to 12, and Milroy beat Fairview 24 to 22.
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Fairview
Westland
Milroy
Moscow
Webb
Carthage
New Salem
Orange
John H. Binford
Westland School House
Gwynneville
Pendleton-Led Pendle ton Prevails In 46 27 Contest
Carthage High lost to Pendleton led by Heim and Alexander 46 to 27. Pendleton held a 13 7 halftime edge. Hagerstown games Friday attract 7 15 curtain raiser between second teams. Referee Eades from Hollandsburg. Ten teams signed for next season include Manilla and Pendleton. Knightstown and others noted in scores and tourney results.
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Carthage High
Pendleton
Heim
Alexander
Hagerstown
Eades
Hollandsburg
Manilla
Milroy
Arlington
Raleigh
Wilkinson
Warren Central
New Palestine
Cambridge City
Greenwood
Knightstown
Ind. School For Deaf
Sulphur Springs
Kennedy
Battle Ground
Romney
Kokomo
Anderson
Vincennes
Columbus
Martinsville
Rushville
Eden
Lawrence
Greenfield
Greensburg
Frankfort
Franklin
Moscow
Marion
Bloomington
Waldron
Boggstown
Wade Fair
Earl Moore
Luther Litherland
Indianapolis
Morristown
Moore
Jay Walker Blamed for Half of Auto Deaths
Analysis by the Stewart-Warner Safety Council attributes 727 of 1390 recorded auto fatalities to pedestrian fault. Jay walking and street crossing habits are highlighted as major causes, with children at play and coasting cited among contributors.
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Jay Walker
Auto
Saint Peter
Stewart-Warner Safety Council For
Safety Council
Some Means of Dusting Is Essential in Winter
Chickens do not wash but dust themselves by wallowing in soil. In winter, provide a dust box on board or cement floors for 50 to 60 fowls, sized 8 by 5 feet or 4 by 4 feet, placed in sunlit area. Use fine dry dust or sandy loam. road dust is dirty. coal or wood ashes may be mixed with soil.
Social Notes From Henry County and Nearby
Community names and visits across Henry County Indiana and surrounding towns. Mentions include Miss Mattie Clark in Indianapolis, Albert Linder of Greenfield with family, visits to Knightstown and Lafayette, hospital for appendicitis, and a pneumonia death of Norma Aileen Whitton near Mays. Political note: Luther C. Draper seeks state senate seat amid Spiceland factory ties. Also gatherings for Friends Conference and W L C meeting with local civic topics discussed.
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Mattie Clark
Indianapolis
Albert Linder
Greenfield
E. B. Heifner
H. O. Pitts
Frank Morris
Knightstown
Luther C. Draper
Spicesland
Henry County
Republican Central Committee
Henry
Madison
Hancock Counties
Draper
Spiceland
Fattened Fowls and Market Practices
The article discusses crate fattening of fowls on farms and demands they be killed and dressed there unless sold to a special market. It notes objections from dealers who favor birds finished on mush or grain and suggests feeding in a grain pen if birds are shipped untreated.
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Parckei
Rushville Resident Mrs Levi Retherford Dies at 86
Mrs Levi Retherford aged 86 died Saturday at her Rushville home after three months illness. Survived by two daughters Mrs Jones and Mrs Ray Brown of Rushville and three sons Ed near this place Jesse and Ford of Rushville. Services held Monday afternoon at the residence with relatives Edmund Retherford Carl Retherford Byron Retherford and families and Mrs Hallie Hopp er of Indianapolis among those attending.
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Levi Retherford
Laura B. Jones
Rushville
Jones
Ray Brown
Near This Place
Jesse and
Ford
Ed Retherford
Lee
Carl Retherford
Byron Retherford
Hallie Hopper
Indianapolis
Miriam Colvin
Pittsburgh
Frank Reddick
Fatal and nonfatal Chicago auto crashes peak at 4 and 7 to 9
Chicago's Stewart-Warner Safety Council reports 11 785 auto accidents last year, with 5 to 6 pm the worst for fatal and nonfatal injuries. Four o'clock marks children's danger after school, and seven to nine pm is a peak for adult deaths near theater hours.
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Chicago
Stewart-Warner Safety Council For the Prevention of
Mrs Enix Returns From Indianapolis Hospital Stay
Mrs William Enix, living on part of Mrs Mary Miller's property, returned Saturday from the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs M B Jessup left Tuesday for a three month stay in Tampa Florida and will receive the Citizen at 105 Gilchrist Avenue, accompanied to Indianapolis by Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup.
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William Enix
Mary Miller
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
M. B. Jessup
Tampa
Fla
Gilchrist Avenue
Henry Jessup
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