Landowners ban hunting and trespass on their property
The undersigned landowners or tenants forbid all hunting or trespassing on their property at any time.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
2
The undersigned landowners or tenants forbid all hunting or trespassing on their property at any time.
Trappers south of U S Route 40 begin the southern zone trapping season Saturday November 25 while the northern zone opened November 15. The new zoning reflects climate effects on pelts and mirrors existing squirrel hunting rules. Opossum raccoon skunk mink muskrat and fox fur are key Hoosier revenue sources exceeding 600000 annually. An emergency operation was performed on Howard Bill Baker after he fell ill in Lexington Kentucky and was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis.
The sixth annual Central States Poultry Show and Winter Fair will be in New Castle January 3 to 7 likely at the Armory. Clarence Gebhart announces sponsors Eastern Indiana Poultry Association Route 2 Hagerstown. National shows for Plymouth Rock and Minorca will accompany the fair with a possible International Cornish Association gathering.
Fairmount guests Malcolm Jessup Jack Lenning and Stanley Kesler visited Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup and Mrs Elizabeth Leisure. Other socially listed visits include Medford residents Miss Betty Lou Dhonan and Miss Betty Lou Ruby Monday night. Additional trips mention Howard Leisure Noah Leisure in Indianapolis Richard Rushman Goshen and Carthage connections with the Newsoms Parish Storie Manche and Hardin families. Thanksgiving plans include Tetrick family hosting in Carthage.
Rev Wayne Newcum and several community members attended union services Sunday night at Hannegan church including Mr and Mrs George B Moore Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless Mrs Jasper Nigh Mrs Rena Hill Mrs James Mosier and Mrs Ella Crawford
Reverend C L Shaw asks the parties who took his chickens last week and borrowed a gunny sack from the garage to return the sack claiming it does not belong to him and he must have it back.
County attendance officer Mrs Margery Anderson reports the local school ranks in the lower half for October while Jackson township school posts a near perfect record. Attendance figures compiled by Mrs Anderson list the Raleigh period at 97.12 percent.
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