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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
2
Carthage Lodge No 255 of the International Order of Odd Fellows meets Tuesdays at 7 30 PM in the Auditorium on East Mill Street Visiting members are welcome and invited to attend.
June 20 marks Father’s Day with the Glorious Fourth set for Monday July 5. Wheat harvesting began Tuesday in southern Indiana. Families are urged to plan reunions and to send in dates. Also a reminder to consider resuming the Combination Sales locally.
Community items include engagements, travel, and local visits. Ruth Hill leaves for Cincinnati to work as nurse. Miss Margaret Newhouse engaged to Faude Harcourt. Daniel Danner store building sale. George Salmon fined for reckless driving. Isaac R. Kemp, Civil War veteran, dies at 84 in Morristown.
State news item recounts Claud Miller from Letts injuring Daniel Mull with an axe while cutting wood and carrying the boy three miles to a physician. A 30 gallon still and 52 gallons of liquor are found in a Centerville area basement. Clarence Dodson of Lebanon loses flesh from an arm after a dog bite with rabies. Earlham College holds commencement with 93 graduates, Dr. Edwin Starbuck of the University of Iowa delivering the address. James Wallace pleads guilty to possession of a still in U. S. district court. former Henry county and New Castle official. case heard on advice.
A nutrition focused guide urges buyers to compare nutrients in feeds to control costs. It notes protein carbohydrate and fat percentages as main indicators and energy value as a general measure of nutriment. Refuse or second class products can be affordable in cities, helping poultrymen keep costs down when grains are scarce.
Bermuda grass shows fair performance in parts of fields. Seed germination is low and starting a stand by seed is costly. A cheaper method is to plant Bermuda roots by removing an old stand, extracting roots, cutting them into pieces, and broadcasting or row planting on prepared land.
Sweet clover proves among the best pasture crops and soils. Of 107 weed seed varieties buried twenty years, 52 sprouted when planted. Guard against pocket gophers to protect next year’s alfalfa and potatoes. Farmers urged to study agriculture. buying a farm now could boost future value. Birds are vital garden allies. choose shrubs to attract them and provide ornamental bird houses and baths.
Rushville man Taylor was arrested Friday in Connersville with 12 quarts of Canadian whiskey in his car after a fight with Hod Eller a former major league pitcher and Indianapolis traffic officer. Taylor faced one to two years in the state reformatory on transporting liquor in an automobile with three other charges continued.
Five men described as hi jackers used a Hudson coach to rob Richmond cigar store owner Ernest Platt of 400 dollars near Dunreith. Greenfield police fired at the fleeing car. Indianapolis police later reported one man captured and the car found. Kenneth McCray of Richmond was with Platt. Platt later faced a liquor transport charge. McCray confessed involvement in liquor hauling during the hold up.
Mrs Lee Hall aged 74 a prominent Muncie woman died last Thursday at her home. She was active in welfare work and charity. Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Lewis Ellis of Lafayette and Mrs Ed win Waymire of Dayton Ohio and a son Harry Hall of Monticello. A stray dog killed fifty eight chickens at Greenfield last week.
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