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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
2
Citizens and business leaders back a move to curb wild speeding on Main street and the public square, despite detours and the challenge of viewing the town from new angles. The note mentions Flag Day and the solstice but centers on local traffic controls.
Brooks family heads list of former Carthage residents and relatives now living in Milroy Ault Colo Anderson Philadelphia and Woodruff Place Indianapolis with occupations noted for each couple Coffin family names appear with physician and architect roles in Indianapolis
Ten arrests followed a group of young men charged with robberies at Wilkinson Warrington and Shirley. Last week three more arrests were made in Brown township Hancock county naming Robert Collins Ralph Drysdale and Robert VanMeter. Stolen goods were found under a Henry county bridge a sewer near Kennard and an old chimney of a vacant house near Shirley.
Commencement exercises will occur Wednesday June 22 at the I S and S O Home. Dr Roscoe Gilmore Stott will deliver the class address. An operetta titled The Lost Princess Bo Peep will be staged in Lincoln Hall in the evening, sequel to The House that Jack Built from the previous Commencement.
Carthage Lodge No 255 holds weekly meetings at 7:00 PM in the upstairs room over White and Son's Hardware on Main Street. Visiting members are welcome.
Ira Carman a wealthy farmer living near Greensburg was injured last week when a roller in a field toppled as a span of mules ran away another team also bolted narrowly missing Mr Carman.
New York banker Edwin Bulkley, elected chair of Near East Relief, warns Armenia faces starvation and pestilence after six years of war. He appeals for American donations to fund food, clothing, shelter, and education for vulnerable children and refugees across Armenia, Cilicia, Persia, and surrounding areas. Contributions can be sent to Cleveland H. Dodge in New York.
A feeding guide notes oats over corn for winter geese, with careful fodder use to avoid over fattening eggs. Geese need green foods, silage, and dry, draught-free roosts at night. Cull in fall for breeding, maintain moder ate flesh in winter, and inspect birds every few weeks for body condition.
An expert from the United States Department of Agriculture urges early, simple tree care to prevent injury, decay, or disfigurement. Tree surgery is inexpensive, established in cities, and accessible to homeowners with basic tools and careful practice.
An Ohio experiment station orchard uses a Ben Davis tree with 400 scions representing various Ohio apple varieties. Grafts enable rapid testing of seedling apples for appearance, quality, marketing and culinary potential across the state.
Drivers warned to inspect unusual sounds immediately to prevent costly damage. Immediate checks of noisy diffs, followed by cleaning and oiling, can save gears and bearings. Applies to many other mechanical parts.
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