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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
2
Weekly Carthage Indiana paper notes publisher Co G Hill and associate Linscott. Paper is entered as second class matter at Carthage post office. Bible verse Ec 7 20 appears.
The 1934 International Live Stock Exposition moves to the Chicago Stock Yards December 1 to 8 in a renovated complex led by a grand opening ceremony. The event features prize herds, drafts, and riding ponies, drawing agricultural leaders from across the country and Canada. Railroads offer special fares, with a cent a mile excursions plan. In Rush County, a survey of educational needs under the Federal Emergency Educational program begins, appointing John Geraghty as county supervisor and five unemployed teachers to canvass and organize classes for adults, with enrollment open to all over 16.
An advertisement touts Crown Cook coal mined from the Harlan seam in Little Black Mountain. It emphasizes purity and low ash, claiming top domestic coal quality. Ruth White. 4123
Mr. Oakley Sampson of Arlington visits town. Miss Marjory Hill of Raleigh weekend with Miss Anne Mildred McClarnon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Addison visit daughter in Indianapolis. Several local social visits across Brown county and nearby towns. A pitch-in dinner hosted by A. J. Carr honors Miss Marie Carr of St. Louis with Newcastle guests.
A public health focus on preventing TB spread stresses examining all close contacts of a patient, including children. Tuberculin tests and X rays help detect infection and damage, guiding treatment to prevent disease development. Community outreach and Christmas Seals support continued TB work and prevention.
The article argues farmers fear dependence on relief but shows many resist. big groups form businesslike alliances to solve farming problems. They pursue supply and demand, production, foreign markets, tariffs, and marketing with long term, continuous effort. Cooperatives grow, signaling a stable progressive farming future.
Ollie Coffin aged 68, a Greenfield resident and Grand Hotel janitor, was found dead in his bed Tuesday morning. Heart trouble caused his death. he had swept the building and appeared well that morning. Funeral services were held last Thursday at Pasco Funeral Home with burial in Westland Cemetery.
A large barn at the Indiana State Fairgrounds burned Friday morning last week, killing five harness horses and injuring seventeen including two world champion trotters who were rescued. Birds are being moved to fireproof homes, and a Nebraskan post office custodian removed a pigeon nest from a federal building that turned out to be fireproof. The misquoted exchange about a funeral ends with a man claiming he only wanted to attend a funeral rather than imply the person was dead.
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