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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1934

Page

3

Notice of Final Settlement in Caroline M. Righter Estate

The Administrator of the Estate of Caroline M. Righter filed a final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for February 12 1934 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims to the estate. Attending are Lillian R. Coleman Administratrix Dale Fisher Clerk and Robert Reeves Attorney.

Caroline M. Righter Rush Rushville Indiana Lillian R. Coleman Dale Fisher Robert Reeves

Walnut Ridge Circle Plans All Day Pitch-In Dinner

The Walnut Ridge Missionary Circle will meet at Mrs. Loyal Hunt's home for an all day pitch-in dinner this Friday.

Walnut Ridge Missionary Circle Loyal Hunt

Livestock Interests Push Higher Prices in Indiana

Indiana livestock groups led by the Farm Bureau press to lift livestock prices claiming current selling without competitive bidding harms farmers. Lee R. Highlen warns market manipulation by terminal and interior packers favors large buyers and lowers returns for producers. Republican leaders in Indiana outline a three point plan to cut state costs and challenge McNutt era spending and taxes.

Indiana Lee R. Highlen Indiana Farm Bureau Mr. Highten Highten Chicago Republican Party McNutt Jacob S. Miller Paul V. McNutt Vanessa

Knightstown Team Wins Debate Honor

Knightstown high school students captured the top honors at a four round high school debate tournament hosted by Franklin College last week. About one hundred students from Arsenal Technical Indianapolis Rushville Columbus Greensburg Clark Jackson County Seymour Knightstown North Vernon Frankfort and Bloomington participated under Prof. Ray Ehrensberger. Luncheon at noon and a banquet in the college dormitory followed the event. Teams argued the proposition that the British system of radio control is superior to that of the United States.

Indianapolis Star Knightstown Franklin College Arsenal Technical Indianapolis Rushville Columbus Greensburg Clark Jackson County Seymour Knightstown North Vernon Frankfort Bloomington Ray Ehrensberger United States

Antelope Is Speedy Delights in Running Fast

The antelope delights in running and is speedier than the greyhound with few natural enemies on the open range. It relies on flight rather than defense, escaping at the first threat to avoid danger. Major threats include the coyote the golden eagle and deep winter snow.

Bears rely on blows from fore limbs for defense and prey

A zoology expert from the British Museum debunks the claim that bears hug opponents to death. He says bears primarily use powerful forelimb strikes to defend themselves and to attack prey.

Zoology Department British Museum

Varnish Origin and Purpose Behind the Name Spar

Spar varnish protects surfaces like table tops from spills and moisture. It earned its name from its original use protecting ship masts and spars from moisture and salt air. The term applies to long oil varnishes that are tough elastic and moisture resistant.

Bronze Age Remains Found Near Jedburgh Linked to 1000 B C

Officials of the Scottish National Museum of Antiquities say bones and an urn found near Jedburgh Scotland belong to the late Bronze Age about 1000 B C. The blackened bones suggest cremation, a common practice of the period.

Jedburgh Scotland Scottish National Museum of Antiquities

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