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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
3
Public interest grows as cannery output expands due to crop curtailment and high costs. The article surveys the foods canned in large quantities, highlighting the need for consumers to know which items dominate preservation efforts.
A dense archive snippet lists vegetables and canned goods such as artichokes, beans, beets, corn, lentils, mushrooms, okra, peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes alongside meats and ready made entrées. The compilation includes specialties, beverages, desserts, soups, broths, and ready meals like beef à la mode and chicken curries.
Clarence Poe argues farmers must reshape their destiny through self reform and joined cooperative action. He says farm cooperatives educate, disseminate knowledge, and empower farmers to influence policy, with organized effort boosting shared interests. The message urges widespread farmer participation.
Saturday December 8 marks the close of the duck and migratory bird hunting season for Hoosier sportsmen unless they hunt in states with open seasons. Kentucky opens until January 6 Illinois until January 13. Ohio mirrors Indiana while Michigan ended in November.
The piece argues that a loaf of bread and every daily purchase are taxed indirectly and that tax ignorance fuels mass ignorance. It contends that indirect taxes hit middle earners hardest, that tax reduction would boost jobs and purchasing power, and that real reform requires public knowledge and massed opinion.
The Purdue University Glee Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, will appear at Greensburg Gymnasium on Monday night December 10.
Rural Route News lists numerous Thanksgiving visitors from several states. Guests included families of Sullivan, Winslow, Parker, Binford, and others visiting Gwynneville, Indianapolis, Muncie, Bedford, and Charlottesville. The lengthy roster shows social exchanges, dinners, and weekend visits among locals and relatives from Indianapolis, Richmond, and surrounding towns.
Indiana officials report fewer than 40 miles of detours on over 8600 miles of state highways after an intensive winter construction push. The State Highway Commission completed many projects while weather favored progress, preparing roads for winter traffic with more detours possible in spring 1935 as construction resumes.
The article recalls past city efforts to end smoke from heating fuels in dense districts. It notes high health and plant life costs, household cost barriers, and a likely revival as better times return. It predicts widespread switch to oil and gas, boosting smokeless fuel industries and urban beautification.
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