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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1955
Page
3
Carthage Indiana announces subscription prices for the Citizen newspaper. One year 52 weeks costs 2.00 dollars and six months 26 weeks costs 2.00 dollars. The notice appears as a standard mail matter entry with postal classification.
Safety on bicycles emphasized with AAA poster urging Stop for Thru Traffic to reduce fatal accidents among children. Purdue University bulletin 614 presents field trials of dent corn hybrids across Indiana, advising growers on growth period, yield, and quality for hybrid selection.
A Purdue University mimeograph lists recommended chemicals for weed control across crops and lawns. It details mixing, timing, and application for weeds like Canada thistle and Johnson grass, and notes use on corn wheat oats melons potatoes pastures bluegrass lawns and strawberries. Copies are available from county extension offices or Purdue Agricultural Publications Office. Mrs. Betty Brooks and her sons visited Indianapolis for the Shrine Circus at the Coliseum.
America's leading truck builder unveils a new line offering two distinct design treatments for light to medium duty and heavy duty models. The Flite-Ride cab features a Sweep-Sight windshield and concealed Safety Step. Six new high voltage engines with a 12 volt system promise quicker starts and better reliability in cold weather.
Mrs McMichael and Mrs Botterow were visitors in Connersville Monday. Their call highlights social ties and regional visiting patterns noted in the local column.
A chatty young woman visits Doc White's drugstore about 10 PM and stays at the pay phone until midnight. Doc leaves, no customer for a half hour, then a late call arrives. The front door is finally locked, but Mrs. W suggests releasing her, noting the trouble of cutting conversation short. The piece muses on talkers and quiet types and the need for consideration to avoid busy signals.
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