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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen, published in Carthage Indiana, lists publishers Charles Virgil Creek and E John Creek and W Creek with editors and managers. The paper is entered as second class matter March 25 1907 at the Carthage post office under the 1879 act.
A long three day Independence Day weekend raises accident risks. The article lists practical safety rules for driving swimming and fireworks, urging cautious behavior to prevent injuries and even fatalities during holiday revels. It also discusses power development and electricity regulation briefly, and notes unusual weathered topics like oats production and Scottish houses without windows.
A Federal Power Commission report to Congress notes the electric industry has doubled its gross revenues in about nine years due to rapid new developments in nonpolitical areas. Muscle Shoals remains a taxpayer burden and small in power production.
Motorists are urged to inspect their vehicles before summer trips. Check tires for wear and proper inflation, drain the radiator and clean the cooling system, apply roof dressing, polish headlight reflectors, replace stale gas, and service spark plugs. Grease fittings, renew rear end and transmission lubrication, and have valves ground if needed for reliable, trouble free operation.
New Hampshire earned its nickname Granite State from a patentee linked to Portsmouth England. The term reflects the state’s famous mountains and rocky landscape.
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