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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
3
Poultry raisers report a market price gap between feathered birds and bare backs. Bare-back status hinges on breeding bloodlines and feathering speed rather than housing or feeding alone. Selecting fastest feathering cockerels and pullets at ten to twelve weeks for breeding can over several years reduce bare backs across strains.
The Indiana State Fair and Department of Agriculture announced plans to hold an exhibition of industrial interests as part of the state fair schedule. Details outline participation by local manufacturers and trades, highlighting regional industry and economic prospects.
Plans for the 1932 Indiana State Fair reveal a grand Pageant of Industry. Executives promise elaborate displays with national experts handling decorations and exhibits. The event aims to mirror a World’s Fair style, showcasing Indiana’s industrial life.
For comfort of farmers the Cottage Grove Grocery will stay open after 9 30 p m or later. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bunion C Kennedy and Son Decorators and Painters New 1932 Book on Wand Prices are Right Phone 143 Carthage
Carney Hatcheries in Cartilage Indiana advertises reduced prices for baby chicks with daily and Friday specials. Phone contact 102.
The Board of Agriculture promotes the first non agricultural expansion of the Stete Fair with a national audience aim to show Hoosier industry. The pageant theme Buy Indiana Made Goods seeks to broaden the fair’s scope and appeal to residents across Indiana.
Enrollment in Butler University's 1932 summer session on the Indianapolis campus shows 844 persons taking courses this year. The registrar's records indicate a substantial rise from the 60 students of the program's first session thirty-one years ago, with residents from across the state represented among the students.
The Butler University summer program outlines weekly Saturday chapel programs with prominent speakers, Tuesday luncheons at the Butler Campus club, and a July 10 recreational trip to Turkey Run. Enrollment totals 639 in liberal arts sciences, 75 in religion, and 130 in education. Religion classes end July 9, with others running until August 6 and a post-summer term available.
The Diary of Snubs Our Dog by Paul R Carmack is a playful picture book for children. The Real Mother Goose Junior Edition from Rand Mc Nally offers rhymes and bright pictures for nurseries to enjoy alongside the classic volume.
A breezy, humorous travelogue by Thorne Smith aimed at elementary readers. The tale follows Lazy Bear and friends including a boy and girl, with circus characters and playful animals. Nonsense rhymes pepper the fun in a CHILD LIFE Magazine reviewed work.
Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers and Miss Frances Addison of Indianapolis were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Addison and daughter Barbara Wednesday evening. Sum Akers was unable to work Wednesday because of an infected thumb. Mr and Mrs J R Dearinger spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Krammes near Rushville. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Clist Philips of Orange. Jean Porter is visiting Mr and Mrs Orville Porter near Rushville this week. Roy Copher, employed in Indianapolis, spent the weekend at his home here.
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