Carthage Citizen publication details and staff
The Carthage Citizen prints weekly editions every Friday with editorial staff listed. Kenneth R is noted as editor, Alonzo L. Tuttle as publisher, Grace Porter as society editor, and K. L. Rhodes involved in publishing. Subscription rates are $2.00 for six months and higher rates available on request.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
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Eee
SNS Des
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Grace Porter
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L. Tuttle
K. L. Rhodes
Carthage
Indiana
Farm Bureau Announces Two New Club Contests
The Hoosier Farmer reports Indiana Farm Bureau launches two state wide contests for pet and hobby clubs. One honors an achievement project, the other awards a top club leader in each district and statewide. District winners receive a sterling silver teaspoon with state engraving. the achievement cup goes to counties winning three times.
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The
Hoosier Farmer
Indiana Farm Bureau
Farm Organization For
Pet and Hobby Clubs
Farm Magazine
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Rural Youth Tour Reveals Southern Experiences
Frances Hendrick, secretary treasurer of Putnam county Rural Youth, recounts the Indiana club tour to the South in the Hoosier Farmer. The 32 members ages 18 to 28, guided by Warren O'Hara, studied southern agriculture and flew to Cuba from Miami, noting Havana traffic and local customs.
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Indiana Rural Youth Club
Southland
Frances Hendrick
Putnam County Rural Youth Club
Hoosier Farmer
Indiana Farm Bureau
Hoosier Farm
Cuba
Miami
Fla
U.S. Debt Figures: Per Capita and Family Averages
The report cites a per capita debt of 1935 dollars and an average family debt of 8127 dollars in the United States. These figures highlight the overall burden on individuals and households.
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U.S
Hog cholera warns of rising outbreaks this season
The American Foundation of Animal Health warns hog cholera could surge again this year with cycles driving another rise after 3310 outbreaks last year. Vaccination and veterinary checks are urged before spring pigs are immunized, to protect U S pork supply amid wartime strains. Sudan grass noted as a strong hot weather pasture for livestock including hogs.
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American Foundation of Animal Health
Foundation
America
Sudan
Purdue study finds pasture cuts hog feed costs and boosts efficiency
Purdue University animal husbandry expert C M Vestal reports experiments at the university swine farm show hogs raised on alfalfa pasture use 17 bushels less corn and 573 pounds less protein feed per 40 pigs than dry lot hogs. With corn and protein prices high, alfalfa pasture yields $30 to $40 per acre, and is praised for staying green and productive across seasons.
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University Experimental Swine Farm
C. M. Vestal
Purdue University Animal Husbandryman
Purdue
Extension Agents at District Conference in Indianapolis
Rush county extension agents attended the district county agent conference in Indianapolis along with L. M. Busche and Joe Sher. Sher reported on poultry trends, Purdue poultry school results, and notes on efficient production with current feed supplies. Lehker spoke on DDT forms and application rates for insects and livestock, while Marjorie Suttle and Blanche Zaring discussed home furnishings trends and furniture selection.
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Bush
Indianapolis
L. M. Busche
Joe Sher
Poultry Department
Indiana
U.S
Sher
Purdue Poultry School of the Air
Rush County
Poultry School of the Air
Walter M. Stark
Charles L. Waggoner
Roberta M. Stark
Joe A. Cotton
James McGeorge
Alice L. Robinson
Glen Lehker
Entomology Department
Lehker
Marjorie Suttle
Blanche Zaring
Purdue
Purdue Extension Center
Meridian Street
Stanley Watts
Marjorie M. Suttle
Cc. L. Spuller
Veterans Affairs Expands Vet Services In Midwest Region
The VA launches an itinerant contact service across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin to assist veterans with education insurance and claims. Two Labor Department surveys accompany efforts while new facilities and programs including artificial eyes at Hines Hospital and a 600 bed tumor clinic in Chicago advance veterans care.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Veterans Administration
U. S. Department of Labor
Chicago
Selective Service Boards
Minnesota
Hines Hospital
Hines
Ill
Army
Truman
Indianapolis
Ind
Billings
Fort Harrison
Washington
Iinois
Delmar Goode
Veterans
Tri-State
Downey
Danville
Bureaucracy in housing expands across federal funded agencies
A network of at least fifteen housing agencies financed wholly or partly by federal funds has grown to administer housing projects. The expanding bureaucratic web touches multiple government layers and programs, shaping how housing initiatives are planned and executed.
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H. F. Watson
Optometrist
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Southern District
Laverne Down
al J. Carr
Rush
Henry Counties
Deskripper Packing Company
W. W. Zike
Hatchery
Morristown, Ind
Bynis
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Rushville
Navy College
Eran
ASTP
Blackburn College
Carlinville, Ill
National Service Life Insurance
Erans Administration
Way
New York
N.Y
Tuxedo
Lowe's
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Regogn' Otelles Agt
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Babe Ruth
C. C. Spink & Son
Spink Building
ST. Louis 1
Holland Electrical Appliances
Benjamin Moore
Stromberg-Carlson and
Majestic Radios
Jack Snedigar
East Main
Knightstown, Indiana
DR. R. 4. Spangler
Ripley Two
Republica
Ripley Township
Main Street
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Pai. Po. A.v
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