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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
2
Two girls debate fate and faith in a doctor’s office as urban life bursts outside. A blind street musician named Charlie plays while the city roars, and a factory girl from Browning’s poem wanders the holiday world nearby.
Government treasuries and major silver nations move to end price depressing surpluses. India Spain Mexico United States Peru Canada and Australia agree to withdraw 35 million pounds a year for four years, mirroring a balance strategy to lift prices and stabilize the market. The London agreements aim to halt overproduction and restore price strength.
A fragmented excerpt contemplates a sacred influence and personal resolution. It references a belief that God governs heaven and the world remains orderly. The text then shifts to a bold claim that many individuals each meet the world in a unique, self defined manner.
Farmers advised to sow grasses and clover in late summer on stubble land with moisture. September is ideal for sowing new Indiana lawns. Guidance covers seed beds for alfalfa, rabbit protection for young orchard limbs, and fall machine storage repairs.
Barney Oldfield and two local drivers prepare for Indiana State Fair tractor race on Sept 2. Oldfield will drive the Air Tired All is Chalmers, current AAA record holder at 35.405 mph, in the first Indiana tractor speed event. The Iron Horse era advances with Firestone low pressure tires enabling high speeds and better traction.
A critical analysis traces the bootlegger from Prohibition’s rise to a national criminal network. The piece argues prohibition financed gangsters, expanded corruption, and shifted violence into a broader racketeering economy. It calls for unified national action to dismantle criminal power and notes federal efforts under Roosevelt to support investigations.
Taxpayers in Carthage Rush County Indiana are notified that on September 5 1933 at 7 p m the board will hear the 1934 budget request covering General Fund Library Fund and other town funds. Varying levies are proposed with totals and tax rates to be set and taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners after levies are determined by filing with the County Auditor by the first Monday in October.
The estate of James R. Smiley is auctioning 60 acres total in Rush County Indiana. The sale follows a Rush Circuit Court order at noon in Knightstown with cash only purchase options and bonds to secure two mortgages totaling about 2,888.35 dollars plus $30.78 in past due taxes.
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