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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1957
Page
3
A fragment notes a period described as one year with fifty two weeks. The text lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable entities, leaving the exact event or subject unspecified.
Purdue safety specialists outline mimeos FS-30 to FS-33 on driving skills and attitudes. Topics include parallel parking, hill parking, traffic laws, natural laws affecting driving, driver attitudes, and criteria for a good driver. Contact county agricultural agent or Purdue publications office for copies.
Rush County farmers should choose Ranger Buffalo Vernal or Atlantic for best alfalfa results next spring. Purdue extension agronomist Keller Beeson notes Ranger Vernal and Buffalo suit longer stand life and wilt resistance, especially on heavy soils.
The Indiana Right To Work Committee advocates a state law to protect the choice to join or not join any organization. It argues the right to work is a fundamental liberty and cites Taft Hartley Act, state and federal precedents, and broad support across unions and nonmembers. The campaign targets compulsory unionism and emphasizes constitutional rights and personal freedom.
Beeson notes that alfalfa varieties differ in yield and winter hardiness and recommends Ranger for northern Indiana and Buffalo for southern Indiana. Atlantic yields well for two years, with annual seed cost differences for certified seed. Grimm and Dupuit are highly susceptible. Purdue breeds better varieties and tests include Arizona plots for aphid resistance.
The Rush County Better Crops Association fixed December 19 through December 21 for its annual Corn and Grain Show at the group’s January 19 meeting. The plan includes county demonstration plots for 1957 covering oats variety and fertilizer, corn hybrids, planting rate, and fertilizer use.
February events include district fair meeting at noon and farm management meeting at Jackson School. A Rotary 4-H adult training conference, barrow shows at Indiana State Fair Grounds, district home demonstration meetings, extension and fertilizer schools, livestock advisory dinners, and multiple 4-H and farm service sessions are listed across February to March with venues in Rush County and Indianapolis.
Ten years back on February 21 1947 Mr and Mrs Jesse Addison welcomed Peggy Bea a baby girl at 11 oz. Patsy Grocox suffered appendicitis and congested lung at Riley Hospital. The Mildred Ewing welcomed Julia Ann a 6 lb 6 oz daughter at Henry County Hospital. The community noted a Valentine Tea hosted by 7th and 8th grade Home Economics with red heart invitations. Ross V Doughty of Cincinnati died suddenly while on National Guard relief duty.
Burglars entered the Al Mc Daniel & Sons shop Sunday night and hauled away a safe with about 175 dollars, checks and valuables. The battered safe was found by the roadside near Dunreith with the money missing but checks, abstracts and policies intact. Arthur White announces a new sales room for New Idea farm machinery and Oliver Tractor gear in the east half of the Al Carr building as Mr Carr relocates his office within the property.
School Notes report the Senior and Junior classes traveling by car to the State Legislature on Friday with Mrs James Terhune F B Yankiner and F M Miller. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Abe Burton died Tuesday and Mrs Burton remains seriously ill at St Vincents Hospital Indianapolis. The new Nelsons Gasoline Filling Station on Main and First streets opened this week.
Mrs. James Pope visited Cincinnati where she stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eckert for the weekend.
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