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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
3
A long trusted coin supply moved when 1,200 tons of gold was transferred from the San Francisco to the Denver mint. The value of the shipment surpassed one billion dollars, signaling a major metal flow in the national economy.
A brief joke describes someone borrowing a neighbor's saxophone under playful pretence, noting neither can play it. The exchange hinges on a humorous misunderstanding about who owns or can use the instrument.
Report notes that Greece and Albania are the only two European countries without any radio broadcasting stations.
In Acts 8 26 39 Philip obeys a divine nudge to join the Ethiopian treasurer riding a chariot He explains Isaiah to reveal Jesus as savior leading to baptism and joy The lesson stresses Bible study and faith leading to conversion and glad obedience
Dr H C G Moule argues believers must forgo personal rights to avoid harming others while still guarding the subtle rights of others, urging a disciplined Christian stance.
Brief quotation from Oolton contrasts hurried haste with deliberate dispatch. The line suggests two different mental approaches toward action.
The Division of Rural Rehabilitation reports 21000 rural Indiana families representing about 100000 people are on relief. Among them 12000 farming families in open country need help. The program buys farm stock and equipment with notes repaid from future profits, no interest, funded by federal aid.
In the Bush Circuit Court No. 3935 Elva Redick administratrix filed a petition showing insufficiency to pay debts The judge ruled October 3 1934 that the estate is probably insolvent and should be settled accordingly Creditors are notified to file claims for allowance The Clerk Dale Fisher 4 October 1934 Rushville Indiana (Seal)
The Indiana State Highway Commission reports widened shoulders on major state highways reduced fatalities. A six month Indiana study shows 10 deaths on widened sections versus 19 in the previous year for similar routes. Overall 582 deaths in seven months of 1934, up from 539 in 1933, with projections suggesting higher annual totals if trends continue.
Indiana motorists will face 52 detours on over 8800 miles of state highways this week, down from 78 at the construction peak. As projects finish and bridges open, detours will drop in coming weeks, though some roads will keep detours through winter into 1935 due to ongoing work and heavy traffic.
A man stranded with an empty tank on the roadside meets a boy bearing a large tin can. The man asks if it holds gasoline, and the boy humorously hopes it does not, saying it would ruin his mother’s pancakes.
The Fairmount News reports a severe hog cholera outbreak in Liberty township Grant county with one farmer losing more than 100 head.
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