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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
4
A dense list of ads and notices including oil company orders, rentals, cattle and poultry for sale, eggs for hatching, lemon terms, farm goods and general goods. Entries mention Harvey Oil Co Cleveland, Eva Johnson, Walter Binford, Mrs Walter Binford, Mrs Carroll Williams, Lacy Bros Westland, Ernest Heim, Mrs Albert Hill, Box 52 Carthage, Wilson orchard E. J. Reeves, Howard Winslow, Bert, and various 4511 4512d 46t1 style dates.
A public law enforcement meeting is set for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Auditorium. Oliver W Stewart of Chicago president of the Flying Squadron Foundation will speak on prohibition reform. A St Louis paper notes his electrifying eloquence. The event is separate from Church Federation meetings.
William Wood of Clinton plans to open a drug store in Knights town in the building previously occupied by Jolly’s drug store.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley are in Selma. Elmer Nay returned to Knightstown from Bradenton Florida where he spent the winter in the jewelry business and may return in July. Miss Josephine Overman visited St Augustine Florida. Will and Weldon Newlin built a dwelling in St Petersburg Florida and their sister Miss Jessie Newlin left for Chicago.
George Morehead and four friends traveling back to Greenfield were robbed in Jacksonville, losing from 40 to 345 dollars each for a total of 1000 dollars. Florence Shaffer, a telephone exchange operator, has been ill but improving since last Friday. Edwin Drake was admitted to St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis Thursday morning. E. W. Wagoner, dentist of Knights Town, advertises a painless dental method with no adverse effects.
Noel Hall of the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station outlines common mistakes in starting baby chicks. He advises delaying feed until 56 hours old, using a clean board and controlled portions, providing water after feeding begins, and rotating between mash and grain with careful ingredient balance.
A call to recognize and protect a meritorious old breed while carefully evaluating new breeds. The text warns that commercializing new varieties at the expense of established breeds harms the standard bred poultry industry built by fanciers domestically and internationally.
When beef-scrap feeding ends, supply mineral in some form. A suggested mineral mix includes fine salt 15 lb, powdered sulfur 10 lb, calcium carbonate 10 lb, bone meal 50 lb, unleached wood ash 5 lb, and charcoal 10 lb. Use four to five pounds of this mix per 100 pounds of dry mash.
Sunday dinner guests included Rev and Mrs A A Coil of Indianapolis and others. Monday dinner guests came from Arlington Oregon and were hosted by Jesse Addison and family. Mrs Winslow visited her son Fay in Indianapolis earlier in the week. Flu illness kept Ertle Price home since last Thursday. Newsom and George Apple hosted relatives near Knightstown. Paul Norris and family attended a tourney in Indianapolis. Elmer Earnest of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Riley Earnest and family. he is Ford Motor Co plant superintendent in Indianapolis. A daughter was born March 28 to Russell and Mrs Linville.
Walter Cook of Anderson visited town Saturday. John Wright accompanied his niece Mrs Eva Hart from Indianapolis on Sunday to this place. Mrs Hart suffered non serious facial and hand burns while starting a furnace fire with papers last week. Sanford Hill and family plan a move this week to a farm 20 miles northeast of town owned by E. W. Wagoner of Knights town.
Mr and Mrs Orlando Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Louis Humes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Andrew Zimmerman in Martinsville. The former’s father is not improved. Milroy residents may vote on incorporation of the town at the primary on May 4.
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