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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
2
A reflective piece on summer’s arrival and the departure of children from school. The village quiets, memories fade, and graduates follow a path into new lives as the world awaits their future adventures. The essay uses vivid imagery to symbolize growth, change, and the living flames of prophecy.
Salt Lake City reporters say gold production in Utah has fallen sharply since 1931, though the lone prospector grows wealth by finding gold in remote areas. The Salt Lake assay office reports a 1932 total around 2.95 million with the three million state-wide metals value seen in decline from earlier years.
Burdsal announces a three day paint sale at Sharer and Moore on May 3 4 and 5. The event promotes discounts and limited stock across selected paint lines. Local shoppers are urged to visit the Sharer and Moore storefront for deals.
Metz, France. A patriot who sought a war pension after injuring his hand when a pistol he fired in celebration burst was denied. He argued his disability stemmed from events tied to the 1919 Alsace Lorraine reunification festivities and national rejoicing.
Winnipeg report quotes F A Barney Barnes a Victoria Land Arctic trader who after six and a half years in the Arctic warns tuberculosis will wipe out the Eskimo population. He attributes the illness to contact with Indians and possibly whites and notes the snowhouse as an unlikely factor in health.
Mount Vernon, Iowa. Jarl Beach and family moved to a farm near South Bethel with six cats. To keep them from wandering, he kept them in the basement first night. The next morning five cats remained. Days later Beach returned to Mount Vernon on business and found a bedraggaged cat at the old house, clearly having traveled 44 miles back home.
Indianapolis will host Ted Weems and his national radio and recording ensemble featuring Andrea Marsh for a one night engagement at the Indiana Roof ballroom on Sunday. Tickets are 75 cents before 6 pm and $1 after. balcony tables are 75 cents extra per couple.
Special barley for malting must have low nitrogen and high starch content with plump kernels and disease-free hulls. Soil fertility, crop rotation after corn or potatoes, and balanced plant nutrients including potash lime and phosphorus are key. Fertilizer management influences protein and starch to insure malting quality and prevent lodging.
About 20 000 Indiana dairymen patronize nine farmer owned creameries and join a new unit called the Mid West Producers' Creamery Inc. The reform boosts butter output and raises prices to all producers, with creameries located in Orleans Columbus Rushville Portland Marion Middleton Angola and southern Michigan vessels. The Indiana Farm Bureau backs these cooperatives and their patron members.
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