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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
4
Column lists items for sale including a red Rhode Island Red hen and a red baby buggy, plus notices restricting gerry picking and trespassing. Residents request curb bicycle riding on sidewalks for pedestrain safety. garden lots for rent. lost blue umbrella with yellow curved handle. Contact numbers provided for each item.
The seller lists raspberries in about one week to ten days and still has a few strawberries available. Randolph Reames 2nid.
The author criticizes Prohibition enforcement and liquor politics, condemning “wet” politicians and praising the Nation Army women collecting crumbs for humanity. The piece argues the political pendulum swings away from radicals to conservatives in 1932, urging Indiana electors to choose able, steady leaders over theory.
A historical note explains that "V. A." stands for vote appeal. It suggests the Republican party will focus on this strategy amid the current campaign landscape. The discussion points to various advertising phrases used in recent years as precedents for shaping voter appeal.
Two of Hoosierdom's top net coaches Orville Hooker and Paul Hinkle will conduct an eight day basketball theory clinic at Butler University starting July 12. The session will cover rule changes and feature former stars in demonstrations.
Thal Smith discusses historical debt policy from Julius Caesar era sources noting a law by Licinius Stolo that restructured debt. It allowed deduction of interest from principal and repayment of the remaining principal in equal installments over three years, noted in a historical reference.
The fragment discusses foreign war debts and the idea of prorating personal debts to reflect ability to pay. It notes potential reductions up to about 50 percent and mentions historical precedents, clarifying it is not presented as a suggestion but a gleaning from history.
Mrs Luther Renegar entertained Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Alexander in Rushville. The gathering featured friendly conversation and hospitality among local residents.
New 1932 book on hand by Kennedy and Son Decorators and Painters advertises pricing and services. Phone 143 Carthage for details.
Indianapolis visitors and local guests fill the week with dinners, visits, and a postponed E. L. B. O. W. picnic rescheduled to July 11. Notices include obituaries, hospital updates, housewarmings, and family gatherings across Rushville, Knightstown, Morristown, Connersville, and Statesville. Mrs. Herkless surgery updates and Moses Renegar death announced.
The Ladies Aid of the Fletcher will meet next Thursday with Mrs. H. H. Foust. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Roscoe Brown and Mrs. Arthur White.
Miss Bernadine Herkless spent Sunday with Mrs. Kenneth Herkless who is in hospital in Columbus. She was later accompanied home by her mother Mrs. John Herkless and younger brother Dicky Herkless.
The piece argues Indiana voters in 1933 will shape social economic and political life by choosing between radicalism and realism. It warns radical promises seem grand but lack fulfillment and stresses the electorate must test theories by practice to decide policy direction for the next year.
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