Carthage Indiana Postal Notice From 1907
Second class matter entered March 2 1907 at Carthage Indiana post office under the act of Congress March 8 1879.
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Carthage
Indiana
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
2
Lodge notices for O O F Canthage and Rush Lodge meetings
O O F No 255 Canthage and I O O F No 26 meet Tuesdays at 7 30 pm upstairs over White Sons hardware Main street visiting members welcome Rush Lodge 580 F and A M holds regular meeting first Wednesday of each month
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Canthage Lodge
Roan
White & Son's
Maintreet
Rush Lodge No
A. M
Adi Trains Carry Mail and Express
Adi operates mail and express trains with daily service except Sundays. The schedule omits Sundays, delivering mail and express shipments on all other days.
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Adi
Tailholt Homecoming and Local Exchanges Across Knightstown and Area
Knightstown notes report Mrs. Mont Porter in poor health and Rushville forming a summer concert band. Numerous visits unfold among families in Knightstown Chicago Indianapolis Zionsville Batavia New Castle Greenfield and Muncie. Obituaries include 66 year old attorney and singer Benjamin F. Miller and 34 year old Mabel Gurley. Funeral rites held in Philadelphia and Greenfield with family survivors listed.
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Mont Porter
Knightstown
Rushville
M. B. Danheiser
Huntsville
Alabama
Tailholt
Carrolton
Riley
Howard Kizer
Chicago
Ill
Karl Kizer
Indianapolis
Donard Kizer
Jessie Newlin
Eleanor
Nancy Newlin
Batavia
Walter
Will
Weldon Newlin
Benjamin F. Miller
Methodist Hospital
J. A. Walter
Muncie
R. H. Phelps
Harold
Jesse Siler
Walter Newsom
C. G. Hill
Lizzie Drewell Stanley
Grant Stanley
Frances
Zionsville
Samantha Moore
Alice Leisure
Dorothy Leisure
Lucile Provost
New Castle
Will T. Hill
Grace H. Porter
M. D. Michael
Mary Rakestraw
E. H. Wentworth
Isabel
Gail Rackestraw
Joe Michael
Milroy
Mabel Gurley
Aubrey Davis
Greenfield
Friends Church
Westland
Margaret Brown
J. S. Butler
Nathan Butler
Levi Butler
Westland Friends Church
Asbury Cemetery
Morristown
Funeral Services for John Hale Held at Home
Funeral services for John Hale who died from tuberculosis were held Saturday at 10 AM at his late home. Bennett Webb officiated with Mrs. W. L. Tetrick singing two selections. Burial followed in Carthage cemetery.
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John Hale
Bennett Webb
W. L. Tetrick
Carthage Cemetery
Family Reunions at Two Parks in August
Two family reunions set for Sunday August 2 at Idolwold Park Pendleton and Memorial Park Rushville. Local notices list attendees with surnames Family groups STANLEY and other relatives planning gatherings.
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Ball Addison
Idolwold Park
Pendleton
Stanley
Memorial Park
Rushville
Cylinders Honed at J. W. Moore & Son’s Garage
Cylinders honed at J. W. Moore and Son’s Garage located on East Mill Street.
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J. W. Moore & Son
East Mill Street
Mermaid Pearl and the Ship That Changed Her Fate
A mermaid princess named Pearl meets a human prince after spotting a sunken ship. The prince, granted wishes by a fairy, offers feet for Pearl to marry him, but she returns to the sea with her tail, choosing her ocean home over life on land. The tale ends with the prince longing for Pearl, who remains in Neptune's realm.
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Pearl
King Neptune
Princess Pearl
Neptune
Little Mermaid
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Better Poultry Helps Improve Domestic Stock Nationwide
The USDA reports 1,164,657 fowls including chickens turkeys geese ducks and pigeons in the Better Sives Better Stock campaign. Pure bred sires boost pure-bred female ownership and quick breeding gains, with poultry leading livestock improvements and educational benefits across farms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
High Standard Rules for Holstein Dairy Registry
Colorado State Dairy Commissioner fieldman H. R. Lascelles outlines annual fat production targets for Holstein-Friesian cows across ages two to five years and 805 day lactation. Cows must produce specified fat pounds and calve within 14 months of a prior birth to meet registry requirements.
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H. R. Lascelles
Colorado State Dairy Commissioner
Rhubarb: A Perennial Vegetable With Seasonal Harvest
Rhubarb or pieplant is a perennial vegetable. It yields early in spring when demand for fresh vegetables is high, with leaves growing from spring to midsummer and stalks most sought after early in the season. Harvest lasts about eight weeks and roots store food for the next year. The plant endures extreme heat and winter cold in central latitudes.
Sweet Clover as Livestock Feed Compared to Alfalfa
Analyses from Idaho experiment station show sweet clover provides similar protein to alfalfa and comparable carbohydrate content, with slightly higher crude fiber. Biennial yellow varieties have higher crude fiber than biennial white varieties.
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Idaho Experiment Station
Agricultural Wisdom for Sandy Lands and Livestock
Far es Weeds are killed easiest before they are sown. Soy beans sweet clover vetch and Mammoth clover improve sandy lands. Cod liver oil in mash for baby chicks helps prevent leg weakness. Cats and dogs help control rats with owner cooperation. Time is needed for lasting agricultural improvements and for dairy efficiency through better material use.
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Proprietor
Lodge
The
Big Four
Sakean Et
Far
Sharer & Moore
H. E. Ratliff
Knightstown, Ind
N. Adams St
Kyle & Son
Duco
North Main St
the Citizen
Carthage Citizen
WIUNA
O. C. McCarty
Russell H. Phelps
Rush Circuit Court
Leonard M. Barlow
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