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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
2
Publication details show C G Hill as publisher and L R Linscott as associate. Classified line marks second class matter with a Mar 25 1907 date.
A religious quotation from Psalms 147:14 extols God’s peace within borders and blessing with the finest wheat, reflecting spiritual praise.
The sun does not shine continuously over all United States territory. Only near the summer solstice do some areas enjoy continuous daylight for a period, while for brief moments on March 21 and September 21 the entire U S territory lies below the horizon in darkness during the equinoxes.
The Federal Radio Commission lists twenty nine licensed or authorized television or visual stations as of May 1, 1934. Most run irregular schedules and at least half affiliate with regular broadcasting stations. About 10,000 regular listeners tune these sight programs.
Mosquitoes can inhabit both fresh and stagnant waters. Larvae cling to the water surface while developing, and adults seek quiet waters to deposit eggs. From the Public Health Service in South Carolina, researchers breed mosquitoes in rooms with sunlight and running water for malaria control.
Farmers should review practices as price relations shift. Intensive woodland grazing harms tree crops. Remove apples when tree yield不足 to avoid wasted spray. Soybean seed varieties Dunfield and Munchu suit northern and central Indiana for hay. southern regions may plant bean hay. A 1200 lb dairy cow producing 1 lb fat daily needs 100 lb grass daily. Poorly fed laying flocks are hard to cull. For plant lice spray with a good contact insecticide for three evenings. Use tobacco preparations as advised. Wheat and rye in Indiana resist shattering and lodging when cut at normal binder time.
Virgil M. Simmons says state nurseries provided 3.45 million trees last season, split between hardwoods and conifers. About 1.76 million went to farmers for windbreaks and woodlots, 800,100 to strip mining areas, and 879,000 for state properties. additional trees were produced by Civilian Conservation Corps nurseries for erosion control.
Greenfield officials note slot machines have disappeared from drug stores back rooms and other business sites as Hancock county grand jury convenes on Monday. Observers expect possible action on device operation though no action was taken a year ago.
California's teachers oath, required by state law, is described as a model for other states. The oath pledges allegiance to the U.S. and California constitutions and laws and upholds respect for the flag, law, and orderly government. Two hundred young turkeys were destroyed with a broader house on Jesse W. Rule's Lone Oak Farm in Blue River township after 11 p.m. Tuesday.
The Ford roadster owned by Chester Sander of Greenfield was recovered in a wooded area south of Indianapolis after being stolen over two weeks ago. The car was completely stripped of axles wheels hood radiator and all removable parts. Another similarly stripped car was found at the same location.
Notice announces the Board of Trustees of the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home filed for adoption of Esther Violet Lawrence, ward of the institution, in Rush Circuit Court. The court date is June 30, 1934 at 10:00 AM. parties may appear to show cause why the child should not be adopted. Filed June 8, 1934 with Clerk Dale Fisher.
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Executor of Dora Munden deceased in Rush County Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Henry F. Addison named Executor with date June 13, 1934. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Gary and Bohannon Attorneys. 513
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Rush County India as Administrator of the estate of Mary L Hubbard deceased. William R Zion is Administrator. Dale Fisher Clerk. Ewing and Weaver Attorneys.
Administratrix of Mary E. Morris deceased files final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Interest parties must appear July 17 1934 to show cause why account should not be approved and prove heirship. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Joanna M Gibson Administratrix Morgan Smith Attorneys.
The funeral service for Geo W Steffey aged seventy eight was held at two o clock Wednesday at the M E church in Charlottesville following his death on Monday night.
More than five decades of drought leave over 50,000 farm families in North Dakota on federal relief rolls. Government aid outlines hardship across rural communities and prompts calls for aid measures and drought response.
The district pet stock convention and exhibit will meet in Connersville August 2 3 4 with contests in cage and breed classes. A pet parade closes the event on August 3. Exhibits at the Ansted building. headquarters at the McFarlan hotel. committee members listed from Connersville and Bentonville.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company constructs a new bridge across Six Mile stream at Charlottesville wide for two tracks. Five carloads of material are staged on the siding at Charlottesville awaiting work.
An advertisement offers one dollar for months of The Atlantic highlighting wit wisdom companionship and charm as America’s most quoted cherished magazine for seventy five years.
A child boasts about his father being a bookkeeper while a friend notes she has several of his books. The exchange highlights family pride and a simple curiosity about work and possessions.
A girl friend who collects antiques acquires a horse hair chair and discovers why her grandmother wore six petticoats, linking the chair’s era to undergarment fashion.
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