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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
4
R Don Laws argues motorists cause crashes not the automobile and urges drivers to accept responsibility. He cites cars as tools to help people move about and insists reckless steering and human error drive accidents rather than any inherent car malice.
Indiana's autumn color show will draw thousands to Brown County Spring Mill Clifty Falls McCormick's Creek and other state parks. Plans are ready to manage crowds in October with foliage at its peak. Weekday trips are urged to ease crowding and let visitors enjoy scenery and park facilities more fully.
The column urges farmers to protect tools and tractors from rust and wear by routine lubrication and maintenance. It argues good upkeep increases service life by ten to twenty percent, reduces breakdowns, and sustains productivity as demand for farm products rises nationally and globally.
Oliver Earnest grows a large banana squash on display at Lovett's grocery this week. I O O F train trip attracted seventeen tickets last Wednesday. Parade in Indianapolis drew many attendees as part of a noted regional event.
Oil output in Indiana rose from 777000 barrels in 1935 to 1443000 barrels in 1939 with further gains in 1940 and expectations of a new record by 1941. Reports to the Department of Conservation show a sustained rise over the past two years. Also noted is a Drakesville Missouri home coming parade featuring babies aided by Dr F L McCormick and rural women's clubs in the Vicinity.
Paul Muni Kay Francis set for Cavalcade of America Oct 6 and 13 airings with Don Voorhees continuing as music director. Burns and Allen radio from Hollywood begins Oct 9. Barry Wood to tour with singing band in support. Peggy Wragge models fall sweater on Pepper Young's Family. WLW covers Second and Third Armies maneuvers in Louisiana with nightly 5 PM broadcasts. network notes include The March of Time returns, Red Barber and Bob Elson on World Series, and Les Paul added to Ben Bernie broadcasts.
Mrs Elizabeth Cotter of Philadelphia had a fish dealer arrested for selling her fish stuffed with sand to increase their weight.
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