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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

4

Many Northern Indiana visitors and locals travel Tuesday and weekend

E B Poe of Indianapolis visited on business Tuesday. Mrs Faughn Addson and Grace Phelps visited in Charlottesville and Rushville respectively. Numerous locals and guests from Indianapolis, Frankfort, Lafountaine, Knightstown, Greenfield and New Castle traveled or hosted over the weekend and Tuesday.

E. B. Poe Indianapolis Faughn Addson Charlottesville Chas. Walker Rushville Grace Phelps Mrs. Cecil Pike Mrs J. L. Stroup Lafountaine Verne Mattox Knightstown Mrs. Bearle Addison Derby Sipe Anna Sipe W. S. Rader Etta le Flyer

Farm Bureau Oil Company under way

The Farm Bureau Oil Company Inc organized by Indiana Ohio and Michigan farm bureaus takes over the Indiana Polis oil plant built by the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association. W L Everson appointed manager to serve three states with 1,000,000 gallon annual capacity and $1,000,000 capital.

Farm Bureau Oil Company Farm Bureau Oil Company, Inc State Farm Bureaus Indiana Ohio Michigan Indianapolis Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association W. L. Everson Farm Bureau I. H. Hull Farm Bureau Coperation L. A. Thomas Farm Bureau Service Cooperation, Inc D. M. Cash Ohio Farm Bureau Service Co James K. Mason Clark Brody Murray D. Lincoln

Importance of Sunlight and Winter Feed for Breeders

The article explains that green forage grown in sunlight yields good eggs and chicks. It notes alfalfa hay as the winter feed for breeders, cod liver oil as a key winter substitute, and milk as essential. It states that alfalfa milk and cod liver oil can produce healthy chicks in winter, similar to sunlight and green grass in spring.

Hatchable Eggs by H. D. Munroe

Prof H D Munroe argues hatchable eggs depend on breeding stock in good condition. A healthy flock should have a completed molt bright red combs and be well fed. Three essentials for strong chicks include green feed sunlight and proper management.

Record of Electric Industry Progress in Nineteen Thirty

The 1930 year shows marked electric industry progress with 550000 new customers and about 850000000 spent on new construction. Domestic consumption rose 14 percent and capacity increased 7 percent while thousands of miles of transmission lines were added. Average household service rates fell about 3 percent and average annual consumption per household rose from 502 to 550 kilowatt hours.

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Epestet and If use of power is an Intex wr ity

After a:.bluegrass or "tint sod, the' soil is likely to be infested with iwhite, grubs, choose your "crops "for this goal, carefully, avoiding those: y which will be attacked severely by grubs.

Reforestation drive urged by Indiana state forester

Ralph Wilcox state forester urges landowners to plant more trees as part of a conservation campaign. He acquired 1500 bushels of walnut seeds for reforestation and notes walnuts may become a profitable timber option. a Minnesota order is cited as a model. The piece also lists several local social notes and visits in Rushville, Kennard, Indianapolis, and Greenfield.

Ralph Wilcox Lapach Indianapolis Indiana C. W. Taylor Physican Duluth Ralph. F. Wilcox Conservation Department Forestry Minnesota

British Gallery Pictures Valued At About 6.25 Million

A British National Gallery valuation places the entire collection of photographs at roughly 6.25 million pounds. The figure reflects market estimates of the gallery assets and the public interest in their preservation.

British Mational Gallery

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