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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
3
The Hoosier Ton Litter Club opens entries for litters of eight or more pigs from January to April. Weighings range 175 to 190 days after farrowing with ear notch tagging, medals for weights, and optional Rush County Fair showing. Nomination cards available at the county extension office.
Rush county sheep raisers urged to nominate lamb flocks for the Gold Medal Lamb Club. Nominations due in the county extension office by April 15. Criteria require 15 breeding ewes, docked lambs, castration of non pure bred males, known first lamb date, and two thirds of lambs at 70 pounds or more within four months.
Twenty five 4-H club boys and farmers attended the inaugural session sponsored by Standard Oil in Rush County. Ora Callahan led a discussion on tractor safety with Case and Allis Chalmers models used to illustrate precautions. The series will cover two lessons per meeting and include home worksheets for on farm practice. Robert E. White was elected secretary. Next meeting March 22 in Arlington high school farm shop will cover fuel intake and ignition.
Indiana visitors including Judge James A Emmert and Gov Ralph Gates attend discussions on postwar housing and atomic energy tests. Bills cover federal retirement for lawmakers and potential military alliances while criticizing war material sales to foreign governments and Russia.
Captain Paul T. Norris, now on terminal leave from the U S Army, is appointed assistant in education in the Indiana Farm Bureau education department. A 1935 Manilla high school graduate, he studied civil engineering at Purdue 1936 37 and worked in 4 H and Rural Youth roles before joining the Rush County Farm Bureau Co op staff and later entering the army in 1942.
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