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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
5
The Indiana Department of Conservation mails 23 000 questionnaires to license holders and 4 000 to free veterans permits to detail total hunting trips and season bag. Reports cover August 10 through January 15 1946 and aid wildlife harvest statistics. Outdoor Indiana will publish results.
Secretary Clinton Anderson urged farmers to conserve feed until the 1946 harvest. He noted rising cattle prices unlikely and warned that on farm herds and feed lots are consuming scarce grain. He outlined steps: feed less to hogs and cattle, cull poultry, reduce poultry production, and market animals when ready. He also cited depleted government grain reserves and protein shortages prompting controls.
Mr and Mrs Howard Brown were Thursday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Erastus Brown. Mrs Curtis Pollard of Indianapolis visited her daughter Mrs Paul Moore from Thursday until Saturday. Get that Reynolds Pen guaranteed to write with one filling for 2 years at Ratliffs Knightstown. Mrs Roy Newby was in Indianapolis Tuesday.
Miss Grace Doherty and her son Richard of LaGrange Illinois spent the weekend with Mrs Doherty’s parents Rev and Mrs C S Winslow in Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Howard Winslow Mrs Doherty and son and Rev Charles Winslow also visited Miss Susie Bentley at the end of the week
A listing details numerous farm items including a like new spike-tooth harrow a one-horse wheat drill a trailer-type manure spreader and several wagons trailers and a Ford milking machine Also offered are a Bearcat hammermill two leather harnesses and a 13 horse powered electric motor all described as in good or new condition.
A detailed listing shows 30 tons of various loose hays with 200 bales timothy and clover mix, 50 bales alfalfa, 75 bales wheat straw, 700 bushels yellow corn of which 200 are extra quality, 300 bushels dry wheat, 12 sacks rye, 8 sacks fertilizer 2-12-6, 160 bales mixed stubble straw and alfalfa, and a 20 acre wheat-straw stack.
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