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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

4

Bank condition report and town news from Indiana

Report of the State Bank of Carthage in Rush County Indiana dated 1925 shows assets of 448 499 12 with loans 304 031 75 and deposits 448 499 12. Local notes include Samuel McCarty and Ralph Siler. Knightstown Sample Furniture Co. advertises bargains with deliveries in Knightstown and Greenfield. Town Council meets. S & L service station Shelbyville robbed of tires. new fire well tested. twelve wells cleaned.

State Bank of Carthage Carthage Indiana Eet Ie State of Rush Ss. I Howard E. Henley East Side Park Addition

Local residents spend weekends visiting friends and relatives

A string of visitors and homecomings fills a weekend in Jennings County and nearby towns. People from Indianapolis Rushville Greenfield Lafayette Mays Knightstown and Ft Wayne are listed visiting families including the Brokaws Gardner Leisure Moore Butler Leisure and Anderson households.

Alva E. Newsom Fred Sohn Knightstown Harry Bentley Frank Brokaw Greensburg Weldon Brokaw Lafayette Purdue Jesse Addison Walter Gardner Mays Susan Butler Greenfield James Q. Butler R. T. Moore

Dependapie Disinfectants Urged for Livestock Premises

United States Department of Agriculture urges use of dependable disinfectants for cattle premises and dips for livestock. The Bureau of Animal Industry notes disinfection is required before indemnity payment for tuberculous cattle and offers bulletins on disinfection and sanitation.

United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry Bureau Veterinary Inspectators United State Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

News of People You May Know and Local Tales

Charles Brooks of New Castle broke both bones in his right arm while cranking an automobile. Jacob Knorr works on cement in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Mr and Mrs Joe Michael returned to Milroy from Michigan. Dr and Mrs Frank W. Creger of Indianapolis trip abroad. Arthur Wolf of Indianapolis, treasurer of I. S. and S. O. Home near Carthage, hosts an evening with his daughter Isabelle and Mrs W. D. Long. Wolf shared boyhood tales and life as a West cowboy including rescuing a rancher and children during a blizzard, with a perilous chase ending after the father fell behind a cliff.

Charles Brooks New Castle Arthur Wolf Indianapolis I. S S. O Carthage Isabelle W. D. Long Mr Wolf

Some Advantages by Winter Cover Crops

Winter cover crops provide five major benefits. They preserve existing soil fertility by retaining unused spring fertilizer. They reduce soil erosion and loss of plant foods. Turning under cover crops adds organic matter and improves soil texture and water holding capacity. Leguminous covers add substantial nitrogen, surpassing typical fertilizer applications. A good stand of vetch or crimson clover yields high quality hay when feed is scarce.

Treatment Guidelines for Blackcap Raspberry Patches

Practical notes on blackcap raspberries explain how tips touching the ground form new plants and require cutting back to about 80 inches in spring. After harvest, remove and burn fruiting canes to prevent disease and pests. Mulch helps keep fruit clean and 3 to 6 canes per hill is enough to avoid overproduction.

Farming Tips From The Almanac On September Harvests

The article discusses fall straw and alfalfa seeding, poultry culling as a profitable farm task, rat control by creating an unwelcoming environment, and the importance of keeping farm accounts. It also notes timing for corn harvesters and potato diggers and the impact of hay crop size on livestock feeding costs. It ends with a study of a 40,000 acre German forest showing oaks most prone to lightning, with beech birch and maple less affected.

Glass cupboard wanted in good condition

Wanted at 21tf for a glass cupboard in good condition. Contact Mrs Michael Kyser.

Rachel Henley Luther Knapp S. N. Walnut Street McGuire Michael Kyser

Howard Kizer and Mr Horn Beck Visit Chicago Pair

Howard Kizer and Mr Horn Beck of Chicago were present in the city on Wednesday in a brief local appearance.

Howard Kizer Mr Hornbeck Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wisconsin Country Club van Camp Macaroni Bulk The Ripley Farm Bureau P. Henley Resources Sam O. McCarty Ralph Siler Sample Furniture Co Shelbyville Phillips Jennings County H. G. Conoway Walter Elk and LaSalle Edgar Ruby Ed Retherford Jean Hopper Albert Brooks Roy Brooks Rushville James Brooks Otto Wyantt Greenfield and Wilkinson Ernest Heim Charles Kennedy John Heim Earl Moore Muncie State Normal Jacob Knorr Ft. Lauderdale Florida Joe’ Michael Milroy Michigan Frank W. Creger Parish Bros Hijal Strand Theatre Harold Lloyd Rush County North Main Street Ind Louis C. Lambert Eva Johnson N. East St P. J. Sattler M. W. Manche & Son Orville Stewart A. P. Wagoner Salee Cherry J. W. Watkins Clyde Henley Crawford Sharer & Moore M. B. Manhorter Rushville, Ind
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