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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
3
A letter to the editor argues that U S tariff policy under Hawley Smoot yields sizable government revenue from live cattle beef pork and butter imports. It warns against foreign hogs and advocates exclusive buffalo ranges, lampooning tariff reliance and fiscal optimism.
The administrator has filed the account for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. Heirs and interested parties must appear on March 9 1936 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Ithamer Watkins Administrator George R Brawley Attorney.
The U S Army Recruiting Officer in Indianapolis announces new enlistment opportunities at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Openings exist in the 11th Infantry and 19th Field Artillery for qualified young men with or without prior service. Applicants need good character at least an eighth grade education and must pass a physical exam. Enlistments are for three years. Interested individuals should report to the Indianapolis Recruiting office promptly.
A grateful note thanks those who aided in winning first prize in the Carthage Citizen Expansion campaign.
A public discussion argues hidden or indirect taxes in the cost of living are growing visible. From 1932 to 1935 direct tax share declined while indirect taxes rose from 41 to 66 percent, with total invisible taxes reaching about 2.23 billion dollars. Continued on page six.
A feature examining the dangers hidden in domestic spaces. The piece surveys common household hazards, argues for stricter safety standards, and highlights steps readers can take to reduce risk in daily life.
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