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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
4
The article lists incremental charges based on item type including gasoline priced at 1 cent per gallon lubricating oil at 4 cents per gallon tires at 2 1 4 cents per pound tubes at 4 cents per pound. It notes the burden will fall most on everyday people.
The judge of the Circuit Court of Rush County Indiana appoints John Melvin Steffy as executor of Ella B. Siler late of Rush County deceased. The notice is dated June 11, 1932 and attested by Clerk Charles L. Nehouse. Henley and Marshall Attorneys.
For sale at the patch in Carthage run by Randolph Reams strawberries are picked on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Gooseberries and strawberries are available for canning. Address 5212 for contact.
Prices are Right. Phone 143. Carthage. For the benefit of farmers through the busy season, the COTTAGE GRO CERY will be open until after 9:30 FOR SALE. Rhode Island Red Fries Mrs. H. E. Stager. Phone 59. Car. it. FOR RENT Two garden lots. Reasonable price. Phone 123. Winona Newsom. Agt. LOST or MISSPLACED Blue Umbrella yellow rib s Yellow curved handle with blue cord. Information appreciated. Call 123. Winona Newsom. 2ti.
We are taking orders for raspberries to be ready in a week or ten days and still have a few nice strawberries available. Randolph Reames 2nd.
Local society mentions visits and calls from families in Rushville Indianapolis and Cincinnati including Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Mrs. Norris and others. An extended political railing argues against alcohol in factories and on highways, praising home production while criticizing brewers and government policy and referencing Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller.
A fragmented note mixes economics with early 20th century politics suggesting Democrats revive the Roman sesterce to replace gold. Local society items record visits, church society meetings, and a race day outing at Ft Wayne Speedway with families noted across Noblesville and Indianapolis areas.
Mr and Mrs D M Haddley of Urbana Illinois were visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur White on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers and Frances Addison of Indianapolis were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Addison and daughter Barbara. Mrs Mary Osemyer and Miss Julia Smith of Greenfield joined Sunday guests of Mrs Elizabeth Sandefur and family. Mr and Mrs H E Posten and daughter Roseann and Mrs J H Jones of New Castle attended a recital by the pupils of Mrs A J Carr at the Friends Church Friday night. Mr and Mrs Paul Jones and family also appeared in the social notice.
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