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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

3

Dillsboro Fox Hunt Set For October Week

The second annual meeting of the Dillsboro Fox Hunters association will run October 20 to 26 in Dillsboro Indiana. Hunts include fox hounds derbies all age races beagle and coon races with parades contests dances and speeches attracting guests from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. More than 5 000 visitors and about 300 hounds are anticipated with events at the Dillsboro Hotel and Health Resort.

Dillsboro Fox Hunters Association Indiana Ohio Kentucky Johnson WLW O.M. Clark Zumbo H. H. Evans Blanche Roberts Dillsboro Hotel and Health Report Cincinnati Sayler Par Connersville Vevay Aurora Loogootee Spiceland Lawrenceburg Alpine Newcastle Rushville Milroy Arlington Bedford Ind O. M. Clark R. E. Fleming E. F. Gerkepott Homer la Follette J. B. Stiver Ralph McBride Dick Bartlett

Citywide land sale offers acres with small down payments

Properties range from 20 to 400 acres available with small down payments and long loan terms. Buyers can secure city parcels under flexible financing, covering residential and development sites.

Farm Bureau Leader Addresses Indiana District Meetings

Edward A. O'Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation spoke at a sequence of Indiana Farm Bureau District meetings in Scottsburg Crawfordsville Greensburg Evansville and Muncie from October 1 to 5. He outlined national agricultural legislation and policy as he concluded months of work in Washington with administration officials and lawmakers.

Edward A. O’neal American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Indiana Scottsburg Crawfordsville Greensburg Evansville Muncie O’neal Washington House Senate United States

Indiana farmers share $70,000 in stock dividends to 63 grain elevators

B B Benner of Indiana Grain Producers Incorporated announces that about 70 thousand dollars in non assessable, income bearing common stock dividends with a par value of 25 cents per share were distributed to 63 farmer owned cooperative elevators in Indiana. The distributions reward volume handled through the central organization and Farmers National Grain Corporation with headquarters in Chicago.

B. B. Benner Indiana Grain Producers Incorporated Indianapolis Indiana Grain Cooperative Benner Farmers National Grain Corporation Chicago

Adjustment programs must be continued says Farm Bureau president

Lewis Taylor of Indianapolis president of the Indiana Farm Bureau told a USDA hearing that without continued adjustment authority, farmers would face ruinous prices for corn and hogs. He spoke for about 30,000 farmers and families, defending the Agricultural Adjustment Act amid criticisms and urging continued implementation for 1936 and 1937.

Farm Bureau Secretary of Agriculture Lewis Taylor Indianapolis Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc United States Department of Agriculture Taylor Organized Agriculture

Dogs credited with discovery of quinine from chinchona bark

The Washington Post notes that dogs in Peru’s Inca era helped humans discover quinine. Sniffly dogs sought chinchona bark, chewed it, and stopped their sniffles, prompting Indians to use the bark for colds and medicine for people ever since.

Peru Washington Post

Percheron Riders Guarded La Perche Lands

Medieval warriors rode Percheron mounts in battles over La Perche France, a region where the breed was common long before modern times. The horses were integral to controlling the rich valleys and uplands of the ancient province.

la Perche France

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