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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
2
A editorial urges stronger respect for existing laws over attempts to skirt enforcement. It warns that officials who wink at violators erode government and civic virtue, urging parents to instill lawful obedience in children to prevent future decline of the republic.
The article notes county fairs are strengthening in popularity after a past decline, as Americans seek slower, traditional amusements over modern jazz era entertainment. It sees this revival as a positive sign for the fairs’ future and community morale.
A columnist warns war talks come from a small elite not the people. If rulers must bear arms first the public might resist. The piece argues civilians often follow leaders into conflict and suggests forcing rulers to fight could curb war.
A North Carolina campaign urges families to grow food and make goods at home to cut grocery costs, reduce debt, and promote financial stability. It notes that widespread self sufficiency could impact merchants, stores, and factories, and argues restraint in spending as a path to industrial progress while critiquing third party pushes and reformers.
Notice of an executor sale of Maud F. Holloway's real estate in Rush County Indiana. The sale is by private sale starting October 12 1935 at 10:00 AM at the law offices of Newby Newby in Knightstown. Property described as South Half of South Half of West Half of Northwest Quarter Section 24 Township 15 North Range 8 East containing 20 acres in Ripley Township 114 miles West of Carthage.
Hal Kerrigan and companions push toward Los Angeles, dealing with missed driver Miller and rising tensions. A rainstorm grows, a bicycle rider appears, and Hal secretly seeks a room for the night. Barry quietly confronts him as he enters a dark hotel room.
President Roosevelt will not stop in Greenfield on his westward trip routing the presidential special via Baltimore and Ohio to St. Louis. The article recalls past Greenfield stops by Lincoln Harrison Taft Wilson and Harding with schools dismissed and memories of moments from various presidential journeys.
The Christian Helpers of Hast Street Christian church will meet with Mrs. Anna Sipe. Thursday October 3, Mrs. Oro Siler, Mrs. Donald Ruby and Mrs. John Jes supp are assisting hostesses.
The Administrator of Minnie W. Adkins deceased has filed a final account in Rush Circuit Court at Rushville Indiana. All heirs and interested persons must appear October 19 1935 to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Howard E Henley Administrator De Bonis Non Johnson Tacoma Attorneys.
Real estate listings describe farms from 20 to 400 acres available with small down payments and long-term loans. Also advertised are city properties for sale or investment opportunities with flexible terms.
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