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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
2
A rambling nostalgic essay links Texas myth, heroes at the Alamo, and regional charm with a Fort Wayne veterans feud. It recounts Indiana politics, McNutt and Van Zandt sparring over a Times report, and a later fistfight at an veterans gathering in Indiana.
Letters from printers across Indiana reach the Governor amid protests that state printing contracts compete with private industry. A bulletin from the Indiana State Typothetae accuses the governor’s paper purchases of favoring an out of state firm with C I Greenlee as representative. Greenville Mott of Indianapolis notes escalating tensions as McNutt faces pressure.
Indianapolis edition reports a Friday showdown at the Indiana Roof Ballroom between Jack Crawford and his orchestra and Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers. Dancers receive ballots to vote on the preferred ensemble. The one week engagement features Cuba Austin, Dave Wilbourne, and Billy Bowen with Crawford’s act noted for hotels and a turn in a James Cagney film. Admission 55 cents before 6:00 p m Sunday. tickets later may rise.
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to the ALANTIC for one dollar, promising wit wisdom companionship and charm that have made the magazine cherished for seventy five years.
Chicks today claim their best ever production with a three year Flock Improvement Program. They promote White Rocks Buff Rocks Barred Rocks S C Reds and English White Leghorns. Chicks available now with reasonable prices and order priority.
On Sunday March 25 Charlie Agnew leads his orchestra for a one night engagement after a year at the Hotel Stevens in Chicago. He previously played at Cincinnati's Netherland Plaza. Emery Ann Lincoln and Dusty Rhodes will be featured. Table reservations are 75 cents per couple. tickets are 80 cents.
Organization of Rush county's corn hog control association was perfected at a meeting in the court house Monday. Officers elected include Allen Blacklidge president Charles Hurst vice president Hubert Innis secretary John Walker treasurer. An allotment committee will include the president and three members. Contracts signed total 1341 with township farm counts from the 1930 census listed for comparison. Work began Tuesday in all townships to raise yields.
Notice to Hood Rubber Products Company and The Penzoil Company non residents of Indiana to appear in Rush Circuit Court on May 7, 1934 to answer a mortgage foreclosure complaint covering 134.89 acres in Rushville area with specific tracts described. Dale Fisher, Clerk. Henley & Ingle, plaintiffs’ attorneys.
O. H. Anderson emergency agriculture agent addressed the morning session attended by all township corn hog committee men. The afternoon meeting drew the twelve county board members from all townships.
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