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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1934

Page

3

Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana

The administrator for the estate of William P. Newsom, deceased, in Rush County Indiana is Walter Newsom. The court notes the estate is solvent and the filing includes clerk Attest Dale Fisher and Gary and Bohannon as attorneys. The notice appears within a 1934 station of public affairs during a period of interurban railway lease decisions.

Rush County State of Indiana William P. Newsom Walter Newsom Dale Fisher Gary & Bohannon, Attys

World Fair Ends October Thirty First This Year

Chicago reports the Century of Progress Exposition will close October 31 after two years of operation. Attendance nears 9,000,000 this year and totals exceed 31,000,000 for the two-year run as demolition begins after close.

Chicago Roosevelt Rufus C. Dawes Chicago Park Board Lake Front Lagoon Theater Cage of Fury

King Hezekiah Calls Nation to Passover and Unity

A historical sermon outline details Hezekiah’s call for Israel and Judah to observe Passover, unite as one nation, remove idols, and renew devotion to God. It covers the invitation, response, and seven day observance, emphasizing mercy, forgiveness, and renewed worship.

Hezekiah Israel Isaac Jerusalem Judah Ahaz Moses

Shake the Gates of Hell Quote by John Wesley

A quotation attributed to John Wesley proclaims a call for a fearless force of a hundred men who fear nothing but sin and desire God, claiming such men will shake the gates of hell and establish God’s kingdom on earth through prayer.

Hell Earth John Wesley

Learn the Bible Through the Bible Quote by John Von Muller

A brief quoted line from John Von Muller on understanding scripture. The remark contrasts Old and New Testament study with the inward needs of the heart guiding comprehension.

John von Muller

Death of John Eddington A Greencastle Student

John Eddington eight year old son of Prof and Mrs Will Eddington and grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Binford died suddenly after a tonsil operation. Funeral services were held at Walnut Ridge and burial followed. The family resides in Greencastle where Prof Eddington teaches at DePauw University. He is survived by his parents and one brother William.

John Will Eddington Frank Binford Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Walnut Ridge Raphiael Greencastle Presbyterian Church Eddingstons

Agricultural notes from a 19th century farm column

Advice on horse feed, hay quality, and grain, with notes on corn feeding, market premiums for city-sold produce, penny postcards for apple sales, home fly repellents, breeding rams, alfalfa versus clover, and a call to improve American farm youth. It blends practical farming tips with upland moral pursuits and seasonal fruit pruning guidance.

Indiana State Fair Praised by F J Claypool

F J Claypool of Muncie Indiana lauds the Indiana State Fair saying it leads large fairs and expositions. He notes the fair runs September 1 through 7 with 95550 dollars in premiums and purses and praises the Board of Agriculture under M C Townsend for rural education and betterment through Home Economics School and 4H Club activities reaching remote communities.

F. J. Claypool Muncie Indiana Indiana Board of Agriculture M. C. Townsend

Family Visit Reports Weekend in Hartford City

Mr and Mrs Finley Nelson and daughter Shirley Ann spent Sunday in Hartford City with Mr and Mrs Harry Elder. Mr and Mrs Hoops near Grandview, parents of Mrs N I Schoolfield, spent Sunday night here.

Finley Nelson Shirley Ann Hartford City Harry Elder Mrs. Hoops Grandview

Livestock Feeders May Obtain Financing Through Cooperatives

Indiana Farm Bureau announces financing options via Livestock Producers Agencies in Indianapolis Evansville Louisville Cincinnati and the Indiana Farm Bureau Livestock Marketing Department. Loans cover cattle and lambs with 75 percent secured by cattle or feed and up to 100 percent with extra security. Interest is five percent, terms up to twelve months for cattle and six months for sheep, with renewal possible. Cooperatives provide no feeder stock but offer access to suitable stock and feed to meet feeder needs amid Indiana feed surpluses and range-country shortages.

Livestock Producers Indianapolis Evansville Indiana Louisville Cincinnati Ohio Livestock Marketing Department Indiana Farm Bureau Anson S. Thomas Thomas

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