Narthage Citizen Garthage Indiana Publisher and Editor Note
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper lists names associated with the Narthage Citizen in Indiana. It shows publishers runn名 Creek and an editor, but details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from a local paper lists names associated with the Narthage Citizen in Indiana. It shows publishers runn名 Creek and an editor, but details are incomplete.
In The Trend of Events Outlook essay, the author argues that halting Communism in Germany signals Moscow's defeat, noting Germany rejects communism and that Western nations remain vulnerable to radical movements and liberalism amid global anti Communist sentiment.
A vocal warning urges vigilance against radical ideas described as tending toward tyranny. The speaker stresses national security and state safety, warning that radicalism could lead to danger and foreign influence.
The article discusses timing for pullet laying, noting five to six months as readiness and warning against forced early maturity. It emphasizes separating cockerels from pullets, avoiding overcrowding, providing ample range, hopper space, and proper roosting in cool, well-ventilated housing with adequate green feeds.
Carthage hosts a 5 p.m. June ceremony awarding B S commerce and finance to Harold Phelps and other Rush County graduates. The new Union building, funded by non state sources and honoring Civil War veterans and IU alumni, will be dedicated at 1 p.m. on commencement day with Dr James A Woodburn honored in the Woodburn room dedication.
Fifty years ago Sweden housed 23 000 distilleries, but the number has fallen to 132. The point highlights a dramatic reduction in small and craft producers across the country over the period.
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