Local classifieds and notices from Carthage area
A selections of sale and rent notices list oats straw and rye straw apples and rose comb cockerels for sale and a house and lot east of the paper mill for sale or rent. Nearby items include barbershop status updates and bank stockholders meeting notes. Weather notes report mild temperatures and intermittent sleet and snow with overall dry winter days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Heim
Carthage
William Moore
Edwin C. Pate
Rushville
Ind
J. L. Rohm
Bennett Webb
New Palestine
Ross Tweedy
Indianapolis
J. F. Tweedy
Owen S. Hill
Walter B. Hill
Knightstown
State Bank of Carthage
Perry McBride
Bert MceBride
Continental National Bank
A. E. St. Clair
Pontiac
Mich
George Winslow
Dorothy Gaskins
Frank McCullough
Ira Newsom
Sissle & Blake
English’s
Mercury
Local Notes From Alton and Knights Town
Roy Newby of Alton and Ley Rexford of St. Louis were in town while 70 year old Charles W. Fithian died at his Knights town home. Mrs Mary Hill mails 1925 to son Fred Hinshaw in Denver. Mrs Della Johnson of Spiceland visited Eva Johnson. Paul D. Williams moves from part of the Alexander property to apartments above the telephone exchange. L M Knopp, canning factory superintendent, moves to O C McCarty property on N Walnut. Boys enjoy sledding despite streets not roped off, risk from autos remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Newby
Alton
Charles W. Fithian
Knightstown
A. B. Shriner
Alexander
Mary Hill
Fred Hinshaw
Denver
Colo
Della Johnson
Spiceland
Eva Johnson
Paul D. Williams
Oscar Alexander
Market
First Streets
L. M. Knopp
O. C. McCarty
N. Walnut Street
Mose Publishes P O B After His Name
Mose, a longtime neighborhood worker, surprised friends by calling himself a “Presbyterian Organ Blower” after his name on business cards. Aware of the letters after professionals’ names, he explained the acronym to a curious woman as a playful jab at his role in church music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose
Missy
Presbyterian
Have Peculiar Duty By Arborologists On London Omnibus
A quirky account describes arborologists employed by the London General Omnibus company who ride top decks and order drivers to hug the curb. They wait for a branch to sweep hats, then prune trees with knives if a leaf touches a hat. Permission is required for private property, but never refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London General Omnibus Company
Sanitary Quarters Essential for Hens
Sanitary quarters are essential for hens in laying houses. Beaudette a poultry pathologist urges thorough cleaning, removal of litter, and daily cleaning of drinking vessels to prevent parasite spread and disease. Clean feed water surroundings and coal tar disinfectants at 5 percent help reduce infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Beaudette
State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Have to Have Luck With Apple and Peach Kernels
The seeds of apple and pear germinate slowly if sown dry. Mix seeds with sand, store in shallow boxes, and sow in spring. Peach stones spread on ground cover with fine earth two inches deep, with light litter to prevent freezing. Keep seed in cool cellar, sow when ground is dry, in mellow soil, 16 inches apart.
How to Avoid Scalding After Using Linseed Oil
Dairymen should inspect cattle for lice in cold weather. Apply raw linseed oil to affected areas on calves, expose to sun for several hours to prevent scalding, and reapply after 12 to 18 days to kill hatched lice. Thoroughly disinfect pens with a 4 percent coal tar solution.
Farm Wisdom On Potatoes And Land Value
A reflective piece on respectful handling of newly dug potatoes and the value of tools and machinery. It ponders fall planting goals for shrubs and trees, and asserts that land quality is tied to the farmer’s care, not merely the size of a house or land.
Local Social Roundup From Surrounding Towns
Outside of City Limits Mr and Mrs John Hutter of Indianapolis and Mrs Pauline Lam phear and Miss Nell B Turner were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H H Foust. Charles Brooks and family of New Castle visited James Brooks and family Sunday. Ross Drysdale returned Saturday from Indianapolis and is improved. Jesse Addison and family visited C E Pauley near Arlington Sunday. Joe Ridlen plans to move to the farm vacated by George Hiatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennard
Knightstown
Jones
Columbia University
Morristown
Tokyo
Japan
Ross M. Hutchinson
Arlington
Cambridge City
Imperial Mills
Cambridge City Tribune
John Hutter
Indianapolis
Pauline Lamphear
Nell B. Turner
H. H. Foust
Charles Brooks
New Castle
Brooks
Jacob Kennedy
Detroit, Mich
James Brooks
Ross Drysdale
Jesse Addison
C. E. Pauley
Walter Gardner
Mays
Joe Ridlen
George Hiatt
One Year In Indianapolis News Shared By Families
Mrs Jasper Pollitt and family and Mrs Daisy Chance of Rushville with Mrs Pollitt visited William Moore and family in town. Fred Howren and family and Mrs Mary Howren of New Castle joined Joseph Moore of Washington for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Pollitt
Daisy Chance
Rushville
Fred Howren
Mary Howren
New Castle
Joseph Moore
Washington, Ind
William Moore
Signs Shipping Tags and Stationery Sale
A list of printable business items offered including shipping tags in two sizes wedding stationery business stationery envelopes business cards visiting cards folders sale bills receipt books and Dodgers 6x9 books and pamphlets.
Revival Meetings Start at Little Blue Church
Revival meetings begin Sunday at Little Blue Wesleyan Methodist Church with day services at 10 AM and night services at 7:30 PM. Rev. Jesse Whitecotton will lead, assisted by Rev. Raymond C. Lewis. Subscribe for the Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Blue Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jesse Whitecotton
Raymond C. Lewis
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Country Club
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Lawrence Price
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Rome
E. J. Reeves
Ley P. Rexford
St. Louis, Mo
W. H. Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Gates
J — Willcutt
Donny
Milroy
Robert Kinnett
Walter Newsom
C. G. Hill
Elmer Hunt
Loyal J. Hunt
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Forrest Rawls
Lafayette
Laura Rawls
Will Freeman
Julian Overman
Wabash
Kalamazoo, Mich
C. C. Gause
State Veterinary Association
Weldon Grose
Piqua, O
Palais Paramount Players Orchestra
Richmond
Mr Grose
Perrin V. Holt
Goodwin Bros
Will Hill
Ivalu Johnson
Will Newhouse
Tipton
Ed Miner
Miss Johnson
Lavyonne Nelson
W. K. Deem
The
Knightstown Banner
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Harry Snyder
Toronto
Canada
William Parish
Portsmouth
Edgar N. Hill
E. J. Dunn
Bertha L. Hill
Seattle
Wash
E. K. Westhafer
Judge Sparks
Lebanon
Hoosier
Rowland H. Hill
Rush
Shelby
Fayette
Hill
State Assembly Woman’s Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Sinclair
Ford
Goodwin Bros. Auto Co
Weber’s Garage
Charlottesville
J. B. Omelia
Ogden F. L. Redick
Hunsinger Bros
Mays F. C. Port
Raysville
Goodwin Bros. Oil Company
Dunreith, Indiana
LEE C. Thayer CO
Court House
Greenfield
Pegg
Laurel
Frank W.cotton
Richard Freehart
Carthage Citizen
Indianapolis News
Hubert Hunt
R. A
News and the Citizen
C. E. White & Son
Indiana
Rush County
North Main Street
Louis C. Lambert
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