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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
4
A mixed list of sale and rental ads plus local notices includes Ford coupe for sale, two spare rooms for rent, four unfurnished rooms with garage, and a dry wood sale. Also mentions an Indianap olis piano house for a player piano, a Beher's garage expansion, a car service promotion, and a correction about a Washington school teacher. Events include a Home Coming basket dinner, fair visitors, and local family visits.
Local notices report social and travel events. Mrs Oliver Earnest chairs a Ripley Country Club gathering at 2 p m Thursday. Several residents, including Luther Gibson and Floyd Miller, attend the state fair. Amos Gates family visits from Brazil. George W Saylor’s death prompts Monroe visitors Morris Albertsein and family.
Rush circuit court admits probate on May 7 1923 will of Crittenden G Clark deceased former Carthage and Rushville businessman. It details cash bequests totaling 14500 and gifts to churches homes libraries and family members, with mortgage responsibility of 23000 for heirs.
Mr and Mrs I N Poole of Gas City visit W O Moore family. Weldon Grose joins a New York City orchestra for a rehearsal trial with Ziegfeld. Rev Frank T Hoen attends M E conference at Jeffersonville and Mrs Hoen visits Cincinnati. Gwynneville reports mad dog scare last week. Edward Poston barber is bitten by an Airedale owned by Layman Mohler. dog rabies confirmed and killed Hoon. Poston begins Pasteur treatment. An order requires all dog owners to leash pets for twenty days.
The state fair opened Monday with a record attendance of 62 105. New Castle is to be made a commercial airport. Harry Gauker of Lewisville strained his back and cut his head while a 500 pound syrup barrel escaped his hold and struck him. Roy Hooten found a $600 gold coin stash while remodeling a house near Greensburg. Ivan Smith, 19, was saved from serious injury after a factory belt caught him at Anderson when a girl stopped the machine.
Byron Ball reported in Indianapolis Saturday. A man arrested for speeding up Pike’s Peak last week using White Star gasoline sold by Sharer & Moore. A marriage license issued to Earl R. Vankirk and Belva Haywood of Rushville. Hot weather followed by an electrical rainstorm with rain Tuesday and Thursday. Lon Kizer assisting Mandhe & Son at the state fair. Stop and get the best gas in town, the White Star. Sharer & Moore.
The article argues that today’s range sheep business requires owning or leasing land for water and feed, and even improved ranch property for forest permits. It notes higher capital costs from dipping vats to sheds, winter feeding, and higher labor, with 800 to 1000 ewes implying $12,000 to $14,000 invested. It also highlights rising lamb losses and the need for lambing sheds to cut losses, as shown by a Colorado National Forest example with 20 percent lamb loss. B. W. Fairbanks, Extension Service, Colorado Agricultural College.
This article stresses shade and clean water as essential to hog health in summer. It describes using trees or canvas shade, simple frame shelters, and liftable side hoghouses for small herds, plus emphasis on fresh water over old scum filled wallow basins to prevent disease.
Practical animal husbandry notes urge clean troughs, regular salt, and no milk from tuberculous cattle. Hog breeding profits rise with two litters yearly and good pasture grain. Fly control and ventilation boost livestock health and efficiency. Local social and obituary items round out rural news.
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