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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
2
The text argues that all mash feeding keeps chicks busy, improves growth and feathering, and provides better protein, minerals, and vitamins than scratch grain. It cites dried buttermilk or skim milk in mash as superior for milk supply and succulence, and notes animal and vegetable protein sources benefit rapid, uniform development. It also references a related Indiana American Legion proclamation and Democratic party strategy in Washington.
The Carthage Indiana publication notes Charles Virgil Creek and E John Creek as editors and managers. It states the paper is entered as second class matter May 25, 1907 at the Carthage post office under federal law as amended in 1972.
The public mood backs no extra congressional session as lawmakers grapple with drought relief, veteran pay, and farm policies. Economists endorse full veteran compensation while farmers boost grass seed acreage to balance feed costs amid surplus grain. The Indiana Farm Bureau reports rising seed distribution and cooperative earnings. Democratic National Committee watchers eye Chairman Raskob’s fate after the session.
The Indiana American Legion with Governor Harry G. Leslie proclaims March 9 to 16 as a state wide period inviting every veteran to join the organization. The drive supports veterans, including those disabled, through recruitment efforts.
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