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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
4
Sale of hunting and fishing licenses rose slightly during July and August over 1944 totals, according to up state records. The report notes modest gains in license sales and highlights continued demand for outdoor recreation items.
Chronic bronchitis may develop if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated. Creomulsion claims to reach the seat of trouble to loosen phlegm and heal bronchial membranes. It blends beechwood creosote with other medicines and contains no narcotics.
Indiana Department of Conservation notes August sales at 76566.90 dollars, up 2500 from July, attributed to revived conservation club activity and a stricter enforcement program. Fish and Game funds derived from licenses are highlighted as boosting funds for improvements.
The Indiana Department of Conservation will supply farmers and landowners 4 500 000 young trees for spring planting next year. The program exceeds last year’s production by nearly 1 000 000 trees. Shipments come from Clark State Forest Jackson State Nursery and Jasper Pulaski State Nursery with minimum orders of 100 trees and prices from 5 to 10 dollars per thousand.
Two sale items listed. An almost new electric motor and pump jack is offered by Ora Siler with phone 79. A one year old male Chester White hog is also for sale. An 80 acre Blue River farm with buildings and a 4 room summer cottage is advertised by John Williams at 417 East Main Greenfield Indiana with phone 112.
The column buzzes about stove setups for winter and jokes about Jack Frost delaying work. Clyde Henley adds a warm note, insisting cold weather won’t arrive soon, while Ora Siler receives playful chiding for premature weed killing. Mrs. Loma Brookshire hosts visitors from Knightstown including Mrs. Anna Williams and family and Mrs. Cecil White with relatives.
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