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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
4
A double feature titled Death Valley and The Jungle Mystery is scheduled for January 15 and 16. Local theater listings promote the two films as a travel adventure and jungle intrigue program.
The Dakota Farmer notes a two stage drying off plan for cows. Start with a dry ration replacing protein-rich feeds to reduce milk flow to about 20-25 pounds daily and switch to once-a-day milking. Extend intervals until production drops to a gallon every few days, then stop milking with occasional stripping. After drying off, adjust rations to regain condition before calving and postcalving flesh.
Prof Hopper of the New York State College of Agriculture cautions dairymen against grinding roughage to improve poor material. Grinding is not profitable. Soaking fodders also fails to pay. Silos and silage save roughage. grow good roughage and feed by approved practices.
The notes emphasize healthy cows free from tuberculosis contagious abortion and mastitis as a prerequisite for safe milk. They stress the importance of roughage in the diet timing of feed cost, and the need for a well designed barn and well drained yards. Also guidance on alfalfa grades for dairy feeding and caution about trusting bulls.
Farm bureau sponsored meetings on taxation will be held in Noble, Ripley, Posey, Anderson and Center townships. Open to the public, the schedule lists Ripley and Posey on January 16 and Anderson on January 17, with Center township also on the docket.
January 18 Union township January 19 Washington January 25 Richland township E. E. Stephens will address the Ripley township meeting Orville Leisure will speak at Richland township and a state speaker will talk at the Orange township session to be held Friday night January 13 Howard Ewbank will be the speaker for the remaining programs
Roscoe Beagle of New Point who shot Miss Mary Ellen Cooper of Clarksburg at a Milroy dance faces a delayed trial as Miss Cooper heals at Greensburg Hospital. Beagle’s court date moved from January 30 may shift days. he maintains he was shot by an unknown assailant while fleeing.
Mr. Paul Sigler, superintendent of the Knightstown Container Corporation of America plant, was named superintendent of the Circleville Ohio plant, a promotion following another recent rise. R A Campbell will act as assistant manager during Sigler’s absences, about four days every two weeks. Circleville operates three straw machines. Sigler began at the Carthage plant seven years ago.
Mrs Walter J. Phelps spent Saturday in Rushville. Mr and Mrs Virgil Creek moved to Lynn Indiana the first of the week. Mrs Creek works in a print shop at Asonia Ohio about fifteen miles from Lynn. Mr and Mrs Nelson Cook were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Winslow. The Country Club meeting postponed due to Farmers Institute and rescheduled for Friday January 20 at Mrs H C McIlvaine home. Mrs Ross Tweedy attended Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Everett Button’s in Knightown. Mrs J R Behr called home last Friday for illness of her mother Mrs T A Males near Monon. Mrs Males improving.
The Union Week of Prayer Services continued with rising enthusiasm and plans for two more Sunday evenings. Next Sunday at the Friends church Rev Crawley will preach, and Thursday features the Young Quakers entertainment A New Fangled Baby Show at 8 p.m. Admission 25 and 10 cents. Sunday school attendance reached 106 last week, with many in Carthage not yet in any Sunday school.
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