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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
2
Announcement from NORRIS publisher Co A stating second class mail status for the Carthage Indiana newspaper dated March 25 1907 under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879.
A WWI era meditation fuses celestial imagery with the Star of Bethlehem to honor mothers and fallen soldiers. The poem links Venus as the morning star to maternal love and the promise of peace, urging nations to awaken and worship the Prince of Peace.
An editorial urges renewed focus on public education to counter declines and social harm. It condemns finance and industry leaders for salary cuts and a bleak mood while warning against harming schools, calling for stronger support to weather the downturn and strengthen American education.
The GOP achieved a strong victory across Indianapolis and 197 town elections last week with 84 Republican wins to 38 Democratic, 7 independent, and 4 other outcomes. Independent tickets held in 71 towns amid varied political alignments.
Indiana records show McNutt administration often ignored lowest bids for state groceries. From 25 cases, 77 000 pounds of oleomargarine and many canned goods cost more than low offers, with total excess paid over two thousand dollars. Officials defend nonlowest bids as acceptable, citing bid prices deemed not low enough.
In Washington the Pershing linotype, used in France 1917 1918, travels nationwide and bears a flag and inscription honoring its service to General Pershing. The device worked through battle conditions to relay commands to America’s army. Nearby social notes list weekend dinners and callers among local families in Anderson and Newcastle communities.
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