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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Camden area records shows an editor publisher named Warren and mentions Carroll County and Dacian Nol with vague references to date March and a public notice. The readable text lacks clear actions or outcomes but indicates a local news item or notice about publication and year terms.
The piece argues about partisan reactions to budget criticism and notes Governor McNutt as a capable business manager after reducing state expenses by over a million and a half dollars in four months. It highlights balancing both national and Indiana state budgets and hints at broader fiscal independence from gold.
President Roosevelt told Congress the budget must balance or he will stay in Washington all summer. The remark addresses job seekers eager to know where their Congressman will be in Washington during the recess.
In Washington the reporters note that lawmakers tolerate the heat during the session and expect to return home with respectable records, not to be blamed for the conditions they endure in the capital.
The piece notes Democrats won public offices across states last fall and expect gradual recovery after three years of low mood. It cites Wilmington Delaware where a Democrat was elected mayor for the first time in sixteen years with the largest majority, signaling ongoing party support and future successes.
Practical notes on orchard and crop management in Indiana. Emphasizes soil building before planting trees and strawberries, managing pests like the melon beetle, cost-effective egg production, profitability of early spring pigs, cooperative marketing education, full-fed pigs, feeding skim milk to poultry, and improving farmstead fences with creosoted boards or woven wire fences.
Further information on any of the foregoing topics may be secured by addressing the Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department, Lafayette, Ind.
Mrs Murray Tesh of Moberly visits E E Tesh and wife. Joe Teel and family guest of Mrs Mary Snoeberger. Florence Smith weekend with parents at Monon. Kathryn Wallace of Whitestown visiting uncle Quince Wallace. Elmer Gish and daughter visit John Gish. M E Missionary Society to meet Thursday with Mrs Margaret Kennedy. Douglas Warren of Purdue on week vacation with mother. Lutheran Church Children’s Day Exercises set for Sunday night June 18 at 7 30. Bessie Lou Ronk visits uncle and aunt near Burrows. Nan Ulery and Bruce Johnson visit Quince Wallace family. Ward Cree of near Lafayette visits grandmother Mrs John Cree. Forest Ronk and Drexel Lewis visit Plymouth. Ed Wingard and Roy Gardner attend 40 8 American Legion meeting in Lebanon. Roy Gardner visits Carl Dickison and family at Roanoke. Carl Lee remains for week visit. Mrs Mary McByoom and daughter Mary Pat of Hastings arrive for visit with Charles Guard family.
The Amy Weekly magazine notes a prosecutor charged with a double toppling incident. The Chicago Herald and Examiner feature follows on Sunday detailing the case and related distr switch.
Penalties will be assessed against store owners lacking a 1933 license by June 15 as warning issued by Jack Reich of East Chicago. Delinquent owners may avoid penalties if they apply and pay fees by June 15. Clarence A. Jackson directs license matters and delinquent lists go to county prosecutors after June 15.
Don spent Sunday with Walter Smith and family at Lowell Indiana. Twenty five relatives and friends from Chicago and Lowell joined the Smith home. Mrs Flora Smith remained for a visit with her son and family.
Miss Mabel Mayne Nettie Windle and Mrs N L Warren spent Sunday at Roanoke as guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Deck in an intimate social excursion with local hosts and residents.
Mrs. Cora Frank of Hermosa Beach California and Mr. and Mrs. John Kulhanek with daughter Cody Ann of Redondo Beach California are visiting Mrs. Frank's sister Mrs. Mary Binkley.
Fragmentary line from a column notes the saying By Will Rogers about a start needed to achieve success. The text is garbled and does not provide clear names, dates, or events for a fuller summary.
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