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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1941
Page
4
The piece argues that frank uncolored information about defense efforts is essential. It notes defects in organization and production, criticizes optimistic official rhetoric, and warns the public remains unaware of dangers. It urges constructive criticism without alarmism to spark necessary sacrifices.
A Farm Journal writer notes new processing advances in American grown crops especially soybean oil cracking to suit industrial use. The surge in soybean production expands oil meal feeds, boosting meat quality and profitability for livestock farmers through better feeding practices and higher returns.
The Sharer family and guests picnicked along Blue River enjoying bathing. Miss Rapp, a noted horse-woman, attracted attention. Other local picnics included Humes with Clark sisters in Rushville and Newsom hosts with visitors. A patriotic sermon preceded with an American flag. many local residents listed as present.
National Farm Youth Foundation urges farm towns to pursue silk worm farming as a new rural industry. US cocoon production could feed American reeling and hosiery mills, reducing dependence on Japan and China. A 1820s House report notes mulberry can grow nationwide, with potential $140 million annual impact from 70 million pounds of silk.
Catalogues for the Indiana State Fair night horse show are ready. Senator John Bright Webb announces the event moves to the new Coliseum and Live Stock Pavilion with 8000 permanent seats and a large tanbark arena. The indoor show runs nightly August 31 to September 5 with purses exceeding 20000 dollars and multiple 1000 dollar stakes for three and five gaited horses.
Mrs Waldo Graff of San Antonio, Texas, filed a police complaint alleging burglars stole all her table cloths and napkins and also made telephone calls that increased her bill by $20.
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