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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
4
The piece explains how heat during summer causes eggs to incubate, risking quality. It argues for producing infertile eggs, proper collection, storage, and marketing, and notes losses mainly on farms and due to roosters. It suggests measures like oyster shell, daily gathering, careful packing, and home use of odd eggs.
Classifies several market and service items including a farm hand wanted by Mandie and Son, straw and hay buying and selling inquiries by Andrew Judt of Knights town, a Vic trola record sale by Mrs W T Vandament, a Jersey cow for sale by Cassius Gray, a player piano sale near Carthage with dealer terms, and confidential info via P O Box 852 Cincinnati Ohio.
Miss Allie Roberts is ill at Ward hospital in Indianapolis. The Beech area Mt. Pleasant A. M. E. church holds a Home Coming and basket meeting on Sunday after a week of meetings from Monday Aug 24 through Sunday Aug 30.
Mrs Lucy Meredith of Rushville visited Mr and Mrs Byron Ball last weekend. Terrence Finney and family of Anderson were here Sunday. A M Van Duyn of Grant City reported a Ford touring car stolen last week from Knightstown public square. Carlos Macy of Muncie and Mr and Mrs Frank Adams with Ruth Underwood near Madison spent Sunday with Charles Reginald. Mr and Mrs Paul Faull of Ithaca New York were here Saturday en route to California visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs G B McNabb and two children and Miss Mary Conley with his parents left Indianapolis for a trip stopping at Ft Wayne Cleveland Niagara Falls and West Virginia.
Dr H G Barbour of the University of Louisville reports fear curdles the blood and concentrates it about ten percent in both animals and humans. Dr Chauncey D Leake of the University of Wisconsin developed a marrow spleen substance raising red corpuscle counts and shows promise in secondary anemia cases.
The USDA study finds shallow cultivation or hoe scraping yields similar corn yields to deep cultivation. Deep tillage injures feeder roots near the surface and reduces production, while mulching and weed control should minimize soil disturbance. Local conditions guide use of weeders, harrows, and surface cultivators.
Mrs Fred Addison of Milroy hosted twenty six children for her daughter Pauline’s ninth birthday. Several locals travel for events and jobs include Ludlow, Liberty, Shelbyville, Indianapolis and Dublin. Notables include J Ward Fletcher of Greenfield Banking Company injured by handling money and Van Hood elected vice president of the Rush Fayette Association.
R. H. Hill extends heartfelt thanks to business associates and friends for flowers and expressions of interest. Mr and Mrs W P Newsom Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom and George Ewing of this place and Mrs Jesse Newsom and daughters of Miami Fla spent Sunday with Frank Newsom and family at Marion.
Mr and Mrs E D Lewis expect to return Saturday to Miami and Little River Fla A marriage license has been granted Donald W Stewart and Myrtle George Miss Ramona Norris of Rushville and Russell Pickett of Vevey were Sunday guests of her sister Mrs A W Winfield The Happford Limited Miami bound arriving at Jasper reports rain and cooler weather Henry Stager’s car had three tire punctures Later arrived at Miami and Little River Fla Various visits by Bransons and others uneventful Mrs Branson and children remained for a week Ed Miner and others on the Happford Limited report travel status and weather Modern Appliance Sales Co promotes water filtration for homes J V Moore & Son advertise batteries Mrs Russell Publow and daughter visit near Philadelphia Several marriages and social visits noted plus a large midweek public show at the Auditor ium Wheat threshing delayed by showers with cooler weather large crowd at free show and local harvest reports including first wheat from the Charles Foust farm averaging 25 bushels to the acre
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