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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1956
Page
3
The Carthage Citizen lists its mailing details as a second class matter in Garbage Indiana for one year 52 weeks at 2.00 dollars six months 26 weeks. The item shows the newspaper’s postal registration and duration options.
Congressman Ralph Harvey outlined a continuing cross section survey of public sentiment on national problems. The Indiana 10th district representative said 6 000 initial questionnaires were mailed to inaugurate polling reflecting current opinion during the 1956 session.
Indiana seed safety advisory urges buyers to choose tagged tested seed for 1956 crops. Seed inspectors will halt sales of un tagged lots. The Rush County vocational agriculture teachers met January 11 at the Durbin Hotel with spouses present to discuss judging, 4-H tractor and pig programs, and upcoming events. Clyde S. Bond elected to 1956 Rush County 4-H Council. time running short for Gold Medal Calf Club nominations and Swine Testing. Secretary A B Scaglia elected. February 14 meeting scheduled at 6 30 p m at Durbin Hotel.
Officials emphasize that the seed bought now forms the basis for future crops and advise farmers to understand product details before purchase.
Purdue extension experts K E Beeson and Russell Steivers highlighted soil tests at the Crops Extension School. A Rush County farmer panel discussed fertilizer types and rainfall impact on yields, while seed availability and prices for oats and soybeans were cautioned as sometimes excessive. 4 H Club notes from Chicago and local social updates complete the report.
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