Enchanted Island at Fair Draws Crowds Before Closing
Youngsters throng the fair’s Enchanted Island as it remains a popular attraction until October 31. Officials promise huge new spectacles in the final weeks.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
2
Carthage Post Office Motto Paragraph
Publication notice from Carthage Indiana with publisher credits and a Bible verse. Includes quotation from Psalm 126 about sowing in tears and returning with joy.
Indiana third quarter 1934 gross income tax filings rise
Third quarter tax returns for Indiana begin as 80,000 filings are expected. State House offices prepare for five to six thousand in person visits before October 15. Auto license branches offer forms and help. partnerships file information returns. $250 exemption per quarter. state to distribute school funds January 1 from July and October collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State House
Tax Division
Clarence A. Jackson
Gross Income Tax Division
Jackson
Your Dollar's Worth Tax Awareness Message Explains Losses
A commentator argues that about a quarter of every dollar goes to taxes, no matter the purchase, and that many people avoid income tax because they earn below taxable levels. He notes renters and employees lack direct tax burdens, driving a perception that business owners pay more.
Apricot Dishes Glamourize Hollywood Diets
Apricot recipes promise star quality without miracle cures. Apricot Mint Ice Cream uses No 2 can fruit with minted cream, Silver and Gold Salad pairs apricots with honeydew and lettuce, and Apricots and Figs on Casserole blends fruit with a lemon roux for a baked dessert serving six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Gladys Smith
Taxes Everywhere and the Call to Cut Spending
The text argues that most taxes fall on the ordinary person through daily costs. It claims rent and food rise because landlords, farmers, processors, and sellers face taxes passed to consumers. It warns that reductions in taxation require less tax spending to ease the overall burden on everyone.
Engineers Pick Rio Grande Dam Sites In El Paso Report
Engineers W F Anderson and A M Amor of the international boundary commission select two tentative storage dam sites on the Rio Grande. One site is El Jardin between Laredo and Del Rio with 1,500,000 acre feet capacity. the other at the lower end of the San Juan river in Mexico. They survey for flow equalization to prevent droughts followed by floods for lower Rio Grande residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
W. F. Anderson
A. M. Amor
International Boundary Commission
el Jardin
Laredo
del Rio
San Juan River
Mexico
Rio Grande
Fight With Neighbor Leads To Dad's Visit
Billy tells his father about yesterday’s quarrel with the neighbor boy. The neighbor's father later visits the father’s office seeking a resolution. Billy hopes his outcome matches his own satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Coal of Quality at All Times Pioneer Island Creek
Dry and Dustless Coke offered by Roy Herkless at Auxier Millers Creek cook shop. Phone 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Island Creek
Block
Auxier Millers Creek
Cook
Roy Herkless
Curious Cacti and Their Leafless Adaptations
Tit-Bits Magazine notes that cacti shed leaves and store moisture in thickened stems to survive long dry spells. A giant American cactus example showed no moisture loss for about a year and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Tit-Bits Magazine
Forts and fortifications defined and contrasted in 19th century text
The article explains fort, citadel, and fortress concepts. It notes forts are detached fortified buildings or enclosures for troops. Citadels are city fortifications housing garrisons. It describes modern city fortifications as chains of forts designed for defense and retreat if outer works fall.
Polyglot Bible and Major Polyglots Overview
The article explains a polyglot Bible as a Bible published in many languages with Hebrew and Greek texts alongside major versions. It lists the leading polyglots including the London polyglot of 1657 and the Complutensian Antwerp and Paris polyglots, noting varied language inclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Indians’ Exacting Ancient Target Game
In Collier's Weekly L Rennenkampf describes North American Indians in the seventeenth century playing a highly demanding game of archery at about 20 yards. Players shot deadly steel-pointed arrows in turn and a target could err only once, demanding intense focus and precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
L. Rennenkampf
Collier’s Weekly
Flour as a collective noun in substance terms
The article explains flour as a collective noun within substances of indefinite quantity like butter or water. It notes these nouns are typically singular but may take a plural when indicating different sources or kinds of the substance.
Best Shampoos for Oily Hair Highlight Tincture of Green Soap
A reader notes tincture of green soap as an effective option for oily hair. The item is mentioned among shampoo choices, with emphasis on its cleansing properties.
Indiana Regulates Gross Income Tax on Federal Crop Payments
The Indiana legal department states that federal crop allotments and similar payments are taxable at 1 percent under the gross income tax. Harvest-period runs October 1 to 15. Livestock contract payments are exempt as sales to the government. rental payments are not exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Department of the State Gross Income Tax Division
United States
Indiana Farm Bureau Holds December Membership Drive
The Indiana Farm Bureau announces a week long membership campaign from December 3 to December 8 under organization director L L Needler. Most counties have active local groups and the drive aims to enlist more farmers to support the farm program and continued progress. Meetings will follow in each district and county to outline the program for local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
L. L. Needler
The
Farm Bureau
Needler
Salt Water Rinse Promoted Against Hair Loss
A health note suggests salt and water as a simple remedy for thinning hair. It highlights a basic rinse as a potential soothing treatment, though it does not claim medical effectiveness.
Squirrel season closes October 15 in Indiana
Hoosier hunters must cease squirrel hunting Monday October 15 after a season that opened August 1. Wardens report plentiful squirrels and good sport statewide. Quail season starts November 10 and rabbit season November 12 with a one day delay for November 11. Rabbits and quail stocked via Department releases to bolster numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
For Sale Corn Pen Lumber R T Moore
For sale historical item list reads Corn pen lumber and includes seller R T Moore. The fragment suggests a local classifieds notice likely advertising materials or equipment for sale. No further details or conditions are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Moore
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Dallis Hardwick
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Loren Winkler
Roy Richey
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John W. Gates
John S. Davis
Russell Baker
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Fred Woodward
South Bend
Lawrence F. Orr
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Linton
Supt. of Public Instruction
Ben H. Watt
Noblesville
Elmer Sherwood
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David A. Myres
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Fort Wayne
Oliver Starr
Arch N. Bobbitt
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Alfred Evens
Bloomington
Telephone
Schrichte
South Main Street
Rushville, Indiana
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