Readings at Indiana Central College and Safety First Campaign
Mr Marshall, president of Indiana Central College, hosted Friday readings. Mr Reeves of the state police patrol spoke Tuesday at 3 p m on Safety First. The school gathered in the gym to hear him. Girls basketball practice started Tuesday evening. Rush County principals met Monday at Rushville to discuss electing representatives to the new Indiana High School Athletic Association legislature, pledging unanimous support for L. A. Lockwood in his election bid.
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Marshall
Indiana Central College
Mr Reeves
State Police Patrol
Rush County
Rushville
Indiana High School Athletic Association
L. A. Lockwood
Specials End Season After Middletown Trip
The Carthage Specials traveled to Middletown for a game but found the team there disbanded. Raleigh High beat Carthage High 3 to 1 at home Friday. The Rushville ball club finished the season 13 wins and 9 losses. Wilkinson High beat Knightstown 13 to 6. Greenfield High defeated Noblesville 2 to 0. Arlington and Rushville are organizing strong football squads and practicing.
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Carthage
Middletown
Raleigh
Specials
Wilkinson High
Knightstown
Arlingtoff
Rushville
Miller Guests Of Winfield Family In Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs A. E. Miller of Terre Haute were Sunday guests of A. W. Winfield and family.
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A. E. Miller
Terre Haute
A. W. Winfield
Pedigree to Guide American Livestock to Pure Breeds
The article argues that pure bred live stock will become standard in the United States through registered sires and females, with strict culling of animals not matching royal lineage. It compares U S practices to Europe where pedigrees guarantee individual excellence and urges American breeders to push for higher quality and broader pedigree standards.
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United States
Europe
America
It Is Quite Economical to Let Swine Pick Corn
This article argues that using hogs to harvest corn reduces handling steps and waste. By opening fields to hogs, farmers gain manure distribution and extra feed from broadcast crops like cowpeas soybeans and rape. It notes spacing fields to control hog access and timing for mature seed crops.
Health Hints for Live Stock in Summer Months
Summer heat makes ample pure drinking water vital for livestock. Horses require two to three waterings during peak heat to prevent heat stroke and aid sweating. Cattle and hogs need water as well. give water in small amounts to encourage cooling and avoid crowding in shared water tanks. Increase tank space to prevent crowding and mudding water when young and adult cattle graze together.
Culling Sheep for Best Return in Flock
The flock is culled with priority to the lamb crop and wool quality. Cull ewes with weak backs saddle backs long legs shallow bodies and weak constitutions. Remove sheep producing light frowsy wool or wool with too much fiber variation.
Mrs May Suter Dies After Long Kokomo Career
Mrs May Suter age 63 a Kokomo schools teacher for twenty five years and former Carthage instructor died Saturday night in her Kokomo apartment. Survived by son Edgar Suter of Detroit brother Morton Hackleman of Knightstown and sisters Mrs W E Blacklidge Mrs Hannah Myers and Miss Charlotte Hackleman. Funeral services held in Kokomo at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Blacklidge and at Glencove Chapel Knightstown.
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May Suter
Kokomo
Carthage
Hannah Myers
Edgar Suter
Detroit
Mich
Morton Hackleman
Knightstown
W. E. Blacklidge
Charlotte Hackleman
Cicero
Elizabeth Hackleman
Rushville
Cider orders due Friday at Elm er Hunt mill
Cider is made Friday each week. Orders must be placed before Friday. Price is 35 cents a gallon at the mill and 40 cents delivered. Elmer E Hunt promotes the sale.
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Elmer E. Hunt
Albert Hill Proclaims General Motor Trucking in Town
Albert Hill announces his readiness to handle all kinds of general motor trucking in town, signaling expansion and service coverage for local transport needs.
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Albert Hill
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F. M. Miller
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
Indiana
W.co. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushvilue, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Edgar Boone
Public Square
Raleigh High
Carthage High
Greenfield High
Noblesville
Beher’s
Hallowe’en
Michigan
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
Chicago, Nl
W. W. Norris & Son
Rush County Telephones
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
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