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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

4

Local residents move, visits, and farm notes scattered

The notices list moves of the Haynes family to Cincinnati and other families to Main street properties, rental actions, social events at the Epworth League, and visits by Indianapolis residents. It also notes a Washington's Birthday program, a funeral in Indianapolis, theft reports, and farm poultry guidance on winter egg handling with incubator tips.

Nolan Walker R. H. Phelps North Main Street H. J. Catt Anderson A. B. Shriner

Sugar Camps Await Second Run After Warm Spell

Sugar camps reported a light run before the freeze this week and now await a thaw. The Adkins camp boiled down about 135 gallons while Rue P. Henley camp has made 95 gallons to date. Last season this camp opened on March 3. Strong winds and a sharp temperature drop followed a spell of 65 degrees.

Adkins Rue P. Henley

Pupil Concerts Bring Bright Show To Local School

A large audience enjoyed a program by 5th to 8th graders in the new school annex gym. It featured choruses piano duets patriotic drill wand drill bouncing ball act violin solo and a Dutch dance. Mrs Becker and Miss O Mara De Schipper performed. Mrs Carr directed. Proceeds reached about 24 dollars for a new piano.

Anex Gymnasium O’mara de Schipper Becker Mays A. J. Carr

Miss Retha Alkire Visits Mrs Downs in Indianapolis

Miss Retha Alkire of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with Mrs J H Downs who has been ill for three weeks at the home of her sister Mrs Charles Beason.

Frank B. Yankuner Nathan Miriam Nathan Yankiner Broadway Indianapolis Retha Alkire J. H. Downs Charles Beason

Scientist Finds Goiter in Minnesota White Orpington Chickens

Dr H. Kernkamp of the University of Minnesota reports two goiter cases in Ramsey county White Orpington hens. The thyroid enlargements pressed the trachea and larynx, displaced the heart, and squeezed the lungs. Among 2,409 poultry autopsies in six years, only these two cases were found. Carpenter of California found no goiters in 1,000 autopsies.

H. ©. H. Kernkamp University of Minnesota Ramsey County Veterinary Medicine Division University Farm Minnesota Carpenter California

Roosts and Dropping Boards in Chicken House Design

Instructions specify roost height about six inches above dropping boards, with roosts level and made of 2 by 2 material. They are to be fastened to hinged 2 by 4 supports at the back of the house so the roosts can be raised for scraping.

Damp Sawdust and Cinders as Insulation Use

Damp sawdust is not desirable for insulation in a wooden poultry house as moisture harms poultry and reduces insulating value. If dried and crushed into small pieces it can insulate well. Diary cinders are also of little value for insulation.

Card of Thanks for Kind Acts and Floral Offerings

We express our appreciation for the kindness shown by friends during illness and after the death of our husband and father. We gratefully acknowledge the floral offerings and support received.

Notice to all debtors at Cook Furniture Co

All persons knowing themselves indebted to The Cook Furniture Co Knightstown either open account or past payments must settle not later than March 1 1925. The Cook Furniture Co

Cook Furniture Co Knightstown

Plan of Line Breeding and Its Distinctions

The text explains line breeding using the same ancestry with careful selection to avoid inbreeding harms. It notes the subtle difference between line breeding and inbreeding and describes returning a mating to the site two generations back. It mentions cockerels returning to hens to establish certain strain qualities.

Nest design guidance for fowls in shelters

The guide recommends one nest per five or six fowls with strap nests. A twelve by twelve inch nest with one fourth inch hardware cloth bottom is suitable. Wall nests are preferred over under platform nests, but require a top at 45 degrees to deter roosting. Front runways can fold up.

Calcium carbonate absence lowers egg production and shell quality

Kentucky research shows that without calcium carbonate fewer eggs are laid and shells are thinner. The study notes rock phosphate aids bone building but not shell formation, while limestone and oyster shell help shells but cannot replace grit for grinding.

Kentucky

Missionary meeting at Mrs Conaway's home

A Christian church missionary meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs H G Conaway's home. Mrs Zach Crawford was called to Bedford on Wednesday due to her brother William Shinn's illness in a local hospital.

Christian Church Missionary Meeting H. G. Conaway Zach Crawford Bedford William Shinn

M. E. Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mrs Stager’s House

The M. E. Ladies' Aid holds a meeting at 2 p m on Wednesday hosted by Mrs H E Stager. Members are expected to attend and participate in planned activities.

M. E. Ladies’ Aid H. £. Stager

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