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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
2
C F No 255 Carthage Lodge I C O F 255 meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 in upstairs room over White Son s hardware on Main street Visiting members welcome Rush Lodge No 580 F and A M regular meeting first Wednesday of each month
Train timetable states all trains carry mail and express. Services run daily except Sunday with a schedule indicating daily operation.
Easter Sunday falls on April 12 while March 20 marks the first day of spring. The Red Cross here has forwarded 40 dollars to the miners relief fund at Sullivan. Radio listeners heard the inauguration ceremonies at Washington including the oath, the President's speech, and a program by the United States Military Band.
Lee Wooten of Knightstown and Mr and Mrs Bearl Magee visited Marion. An attempted bank entry at New Palestine was foiled by iron bars over a rear window. A Mohawk resident was detained. John H. Christman, 88, violin maker for 25 years, died at his Dublin home last week.
All accounts of The Cook Furniture Co. have been bought by Sample Furniture Co. Past due amounts may be settled at Sample Furniture Co. location in Knightstown.
The Ripley Farmers Cooperative Telephone Co issues updated telephone directories for Morristown and Carthage exchanges. Subscribers should call at the exchange to obtain a copy. J. E. Harper, Secretary.
A sectional tournament draws 11 teams to Rushville Gym Friday and Saturday with winners advancing to regional action in Richmond. The schedule lists Arlington, Raleigh, Center, Moscow, Webb, Carthage, Milroy, New Salem, and Rushville among others, with games spanning Friday afternoon to Saturday finals.
Mr and Mrs Cassius Gray announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret May to Robert F Stanley Jr of Topeka Kansas. The ceremony occurred Sunday at 4 pm at the bride’s home with a simple ring ceremony by Rev Mrs Zona White.
Carthage High closed its season with a 12 to 11 win over the Alumni as they led 8 to 5 at halftime. Moscow’s 49 to 39 victory over Arlington followed a 25 to 18 halftime edge, while Alexander’s center scored 16 field goals. Jackson Township won the Inv. Junior tourney by beating New Salem 12 to 4, and Carthage Juniors split results with Moscow and New Salem. The Strollers defeated Shining Stars A C 61 to 21 in the Auditorium gym, with substitutions listed and local scorers tallied. The Strollers face the Comets in Indianapolis and then Muncie, plus a Franklin team visit on March 17. Sixteen teams enter the independent tourney March 27-28 at Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis.
Two Knightstown youths looted the National hotel of jewelry watches money and cigars valued at about 200 dollars. They hid the stolen articles in three locations and were jailed after the loot was recovered.
A catalog listing printing and stationery items including directories catalogs circulars signs two sizes wedding and business stationery envelopes business cards visiting cards folders sale bills receipt books and books and pamphlets.
The article extols milk as superior nutrition for growing stock due to high protein vitamins and minerals. It describes drying skim milk and buttermilk, notes dried buttermilk preserves value and storage, and offers Iowa State College mash formulas using dried buttermilk with corn oats bran and bone meal for egg laying rations.
Guidance on arranging a garden for convenience and economy of steps. Place frequently used vegetables near the kitchen door for quick picking in all weather. Position permanent crops like asparagus and rhubarb away from the main paths, while tall plants such as corn and tomatoes are placed to the side to minimize blocking access.
Bees require protection in winter beyond modern hive provisions. They form a warm cluster and struggle to stay warm when temperatures reach 10 to 20 degrees below zero. Insulating material around the hive and sufficient stores are essential, with at least six combs or 40 pounds of honey kept for winter.
The article states gardens benefit from lime at least once every three years in any form such as air slacked water slacked hydrated ground or raw limestone. It notes excess lime is not harmful except to Irish potatoes and recommends applying lime as suggested every three years.
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