25 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment from The Camden Record-News mentions local names and places but lacks coherent details. The readable parts reference a newspaper title, dates, and scattered proper nouns without forming a complete event or clear summary. The text is too incomplete to identify a specific story or outcome.
The text argues for nationalizing the gold reserve to stabilize the dollar and issue currency backed by gold for President's recovery programs. It claims Treasury control could fund recovery without interest bearing bonds, reducing annual interest and improving government credit, urging bonds be replaced by currency.
The University of California suggests farmers pave cow pastures to trigger an unexplained reaction that could increase milk production. Yet few farmers appear to adopt the odd tip, with skeptics fearing cows may object to walking on concrete slabs for grazing.
An editorial remark notes that Roosevelt reveals his thinking only when he chooses to speak and share his ideas. The line hints at guarded introspection and the deliberate timing of his revelations.
A mosaic of opinions on Europe's debt worries, the dollar and gold price, and domestic policy. Critics mock radical theatrics while noting caution in public discourse. A Kansas City Star suit against Cities Service Co. highlights disputes over high gas bills and rates. The NRA’s dyeing code approval is praised for thoroughness but met with calls for a living code.
Roscoe Dowham and Arthur Spangler traveled to Fort Wayne on Sunday while Miss Margaret Slusser visited with Velma Williams. Families including the Updegraffs, Nicolemus, Nelsons, Peters, Fouts, and Spanglers shared Sunday time, with trips to Indianapolis and Logansport for a horse thief dinner and a sick relative.
Jackson Township Carroll County Indiana reports funds receipts and disbursements for 1933. Highlights show Township Fund receipts 4357.12 and carrying May include taxes and state funds, with numerous personnel and supply disbursements. Tuition Fund carried forward 5850.17. Dog Fund and Poor Fund items listed. final total funds balance 7973.03 with outstanding warrants 391.98. sworn by Trustee Virgil L. Sink and approved by Advisory Board January 5, 1934.
Delphian notes report Mrs Elmer Ginn back from California. Tri Kappas met with Mrs Kerlin Tuesday night. Mrs Frank Weckerley improving after St Elizabeth hospital operation. Rain or Shine class of M E church hosted new pastor Rev Wilbur W Day Thursday. Registration supplies arrived and were distributed to precinct registration offices Wednesday. Funeral services for Archie Ludwick held at Hickory Stump church after he died while butchering. Judge E E Pruitt named library board members and guardians board appointees. Change of venue requested in A T Bowen and Co bank vs William Fetterhoff et al. Paul Laymon chosen to hear case.
Classified notices from Record News describe a large fawn and cream cameo with silver filigree, offered for liberal reward. Also listings advertise a No.1 fresh cow with heifer calf six years old, dressmaking services remodeling repairs, and a swap for produce on subscription.
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