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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1925

Page

3

Cull Best Laying Hens In August and September

The article explains flock culling by testing hens for laying status, body depth, vent condition, and comb color. It notes August and September as optimal months to select high producers, with emphasis on active, healthy birds and discarding non-layers and early molters to boost yearly egg output.

G. A. Schmidt Colorado Agricultural College

Carthage Triumphs Over Arlington In Baseball Clash

The Carthage Specials defeated Arlington 12 to 6 on a Saturday afternoon at the Arlington ground. W Dyer pitched eight innings for Carthage with Moore pitching the ninth, while Arlington used Mathers Northam Kennedy as pitchers.

Carthage W.dyer Moore McFatridge Norris C. Parish Winfield R. Parish Siler F. Parish L. Dyer Catt Arlington Mathers Northam Kennedy

Resolutions Adopted by Library Directors in Honor of Deceased Librarian

The Henry Henley Public Library directors express sympathy to the family of Mattie Clark librarian and commend her quiet, benevolent life. A copy of the resolutions will be recorded, printed in the Carthage Citizen, and sent to her children. The note lists directors and includes notices of local residents, visits, and a marriage announcement of Elizabeth Addison and Clifford A. Dooley with details of families and hometowns.

Church Library Mattie Clark Carthage Henry Henley

Fattening Broilers in Crates Is Best Plan

Best results come from confining broilers in crates or small houses with groups limited to 50 birds. After a 24 hour fast, feed mash twice daily in troughs, with water unnecessary. A fattening ration uses corn meal, wheat middlings, oats, and buttermilk, prepared the day before and allowed to sour, with market after ten to fourteen days.

Toe-Picking Habit Develops in Crowded Chicks

Crowded housing or protein shortage in chick rations leads to toe picking and cannibalism as blood becomes palatable. To prevent losses, provide more space and protein, remove bleeding birds, and offer hanging vegetables and bones to occupy them.

Market Cockerels and Breeder Selection

All cockerels raised each season except those kept for breeders should be eaten or marketed as soon as they reach market size. Early hatched chicks become broker size by June or July. Breeder cockerels must be vigorous strong active and alert. those lacking these traits will not make good breeders.

Death of Mrs Elmina Binford Wall Smith in Michigan

Mrs Elmina Binford Wall Smith, 36, died Sunday at 4 am in Benton Harbor Michigan. Survived by husband, one daughter, two sons, two brothers Oriel and Homer Binford, and three sisters Mrs Harry Bentley, Mrs Josephine Grimes of Indianapolis, and Mrs Myrtle Thompson of Minnesota. Body moved to Homer Binford's Western Grove home for funeral Wednesday afternoon. Burial at Walnut Ridge.

Elmina Binford Wallsmith Benton Harbor Mich Oriel Binford Homer Binford Harry Bentley Josephine Grimes Indianapolis Myrtle Thompson Minnesota Western Grove Walnut Ridge

Funeral services for Stephen Finney held at home

Funeral services for Stephen Finney were conducted last Friday at ten o'clock at the Raymond Finney home with Bennett Webb in charge. Mrs W L Tetrick sang solo and, with Mrs W O Moore, performed a duet. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. W O Moore served as funeral director.

Stephen Finney Raymond Finney Bennett Webb W. L. Tetrick W.O. Moore Riverside Cemetery W. O. Moore

Osgood Fair set for August fourth to seventh

Local notes report Ford parts and special oil for Fords at J. W. Moore & Son. The Osgood fair runs August 4 to 7. Mrs Forrest Parish and sister Mrs Herman Fischer spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Town Council vacancy due to Russell Publow's Florida absence. Gypsies停 Milroy Tuesday. Thurman Addison hosts visits from Fenton Michigan relatives. Little Max Addison recovering from illness. Lavonne Nelson joins J O Nelson party for six weeks.

Ford Fords J. W. Moore & Son Forrest Parish Herman Fischer Indianapolis Russell Publow Florida Milroy F. A. Guth Julius Kearn Addie Rupe Thurman Addison Max Addison J. O. Nelson Fenton, Mich Lavonne Nelson

Talbert Family Returns to Florida Dairy Farm Ties

Arthur Talbert and family after a Morristown visit return to Vero Florida where he runs a dairy farm and real estate business. Wedding invitations or announcements neatly printed at this office.

Arthur Talbert Morristown Vero Fla

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