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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
2
The article discusses Abe Nutt pushing a budget fix to close the fiscal year with a balanced book. It explains the plan to use a state income measure to cover a projected deficit and meet obligations. The move aims to avoid stigma of deficit and keep government finances balanced.
The article reports a movement over months to replace Republican personnel with Democrats in Indiana state departments. It notes a drive toward non-partisan staffing across agencies and suggests campaign funds illuminate party affiliation. A warning to workers preceded the effort after the election.
The Indiana Republican State Committee fears a partisan realignment as Democrats fill many posts. A new warden aims for a fifty fifty staff split. the state board of accounts shows equal party representation after reducing field examiners. President Roosevelt travels on the Indianapolis cruiser during vacation, while federal job seekers anticipate reemployment before winter.
Vice President Garner stated he had nothing to say politically during a stop in Indiana and hinted that any remark would reinforce that he remains a Democrat.
Guidance on orchards breeding stock and hogs outlines costs of bringing orchards to bearing, selecting well feathered broilers, and breeding stock management. It covers August evergreen planting, watering in winter, hog market yield from corn, and labor needs on Indiana farms. It advises soil prep with barnyard manure and a cultivated crop, plus contact for more information.
Mrs Dolan and daughter visited Camden Friday night. Helen Janet born to Mr and Mrs Benton Holmes on June 23. Roy Gardner attended a regimental meeting in Indianapolis. Local church groups host Sunday School activities and a ball park roast Thursday. Agnes Kennedy of Danville visiting her parents. Mrs Winifrey Lloyd and son Gaylord return from Kentucky visit. Mr and Mrs William Stemm hosted by C H Gardner. Lynch family from Indianapolis spent Sunday with Pettiner family. Rev Kahl and others dined with Roths Friday. Carroll County circuit court adjourned till fall term September 11. Charles Spitler to open a sandwich shop in the old post office building. no beer sold. Mable Mayne and Lewie Mayne of Lansing spent time at the Chicago fair. Mayne to attend summer school in Ann Arbor. Episcopal conference trip to Howe Indiana. David Bohannon and son Allen returned to Albany Illinois after visiting Kenneth Bohannon. Notorious girl case and nonpartisan plan discussed in American Weekly linked to Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The railroad released a timetable effective Sunday April 30 1983 Northbound train 317 arrives at 12 02 P M with flag stop for passengers Southbound train 319 arrives 7 10 P M and train 320 at 7 45 P M with regular stop indicating service times for the route
The text traces slide rule development after logarithms by Napier in 1614, cites 1620 work by Pam and Gunter on logarithms with a two foot rule, and mentions Robert Assaker as maker of the first known slide rule operating between fixed stock parts.
The article describes a World’s Fair exhibit comparing old kitchens with modern ones. It highlights a wood burning stove and manual tools versus a fully electric setup with automatic range refrigerator dishwasher and fourteen concealed lights. It notes fuseless service and numerous appliances signaling future home service.
A terse report notes a cabinet clash at Alfred Street with a scorelike confrontation labeled Ee 4 UBerchen 1. Details remain sparse but suggest a small-scale dispute or meeting outcome in the neighborhood.
A collection of easy desserts that serve different numbers of guests including Duchess Cream for fifteen, Two-Two Dessert, Dainty Dessert, and Cherry Ice Cream. Directions cover tapioca, fruit juices, whipping cream, nuts, gelatin, and sherbet serving ideas with optional garnishes.
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