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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
2
Edmund Paree Beadle served as waiter and business manager while Celial Beadle held the role of associate editor in the publication.
Albert A. Never declares candidacy for Joint Representative to the Indiana General Assembly for Carroll and Cass counties in the upcoming Democratic primary election on Tuesday May 6 1980. He emphasizes district focus and party affiliation.
Jay L. Whiteman announces candidacy for auditor of Carroll County in the Democratic primary election to be held Tuesday December 6, 1930. The notice states his bid to head the county finances.
Irvin Flora announces candidacy for Carroll County treasurer in the Democratic primary on Tuesday May.
Two residents announce Democratic primary campaigns for Carroll County Commissioner Third District. Robert F. Johnson petitions voters for the May 6 1930 election while Jake F. Harness enters the race with similar aims in the same district.
Local notices list candidates for the Democratic primary election to be held Tuesday May 6 1930. Names include Charles A A Ballard Irvin Humes Carl C M Farland John Kennard and Edna Yeager with respective townships Deer Creek Jefferson and Washington.
For Surveyor I am a candidate for surveyor of Carroll county, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary election, Tuesday, May 6, 1930. Samuel Dyer.
John W. Smith announces candidacy for township assessor of Rock Creek Township Carroll County subject to the Democratic primary on Tuesday May 6.
The piece lauds women from both parties for blocking a repeal of the primary law and criticizes party bosses for complicating the registration process. It notes moves to widen the primary to governor and state officials, questions tariff impacts on sugar, industry, and consumer prices, and cites Democratic and Progressive GOP stances amid tariff debates.
A school leader maintains steady advocacy for the students and community, emphasizing persistence in the ongoing struggle for better resources and outcomes. The quote highlights determination amid challenges and calls for continued action.
Letter critiques the Indianapolis Times for praising Herbert Hoover during the 1928 campaign and questioning Parker's fitness. It accuses the paper of bias toward Hoover, condemns tariff lobbying, and warns the Times risks clinging to a myth more elusive than Coolidge.
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a 1908 Democratic moment urging direct rule by the people. It references William Jennings Bryan and Ceanes as pivotal figures in a broader party response to a call for popular sovereignty.
The fragment from a 1930s article hints at authorities allowing Ganahi and his pacetonk marchers to eat. The text is incomplete but suggests government permission affecting a procession or protest.
The piece argues the bill promotes protectionism and government power to block competition. It questions domestic gains for farmers from higher tariffs, noting farmers rely on exporting markets and foreign retaliation could hurt them.
Bryce Smith, a millionaire bakery executive, led Kansas City Democrats to a complete victory in municipal elections. Smith elected mayor, eight councilmen and two municipal judges chosen as Republicans suffer a decisive defeat. Early tallies show sweeping gains in key wards, signaling a major political shift.
A fragment discusses an ox tied to debenture and sponsorship by industry and farmers. It suggests the animal’s fate depends on ownership, with terms about being brought forward and potentially gored from the herd. The tone hints at economic or social satire on property rights.
The question ponders whether Calvin Coolidge’s quiet demeanor reflected a lack of substantial topics to discuss. It examines the era’s political expectations and the president’s communication style amid national events.
Illinois politics feature the Anti-Saloon League endorsing Rep Ed ward E Denison for a second term in the Twenty fifth district. He faced questions in Washington over a liquor issue and there is no trial yet. A Northampton bank failed amid prosperity with deposits of 285000 dollars.
The National Republican chairman Mr Houston may delay resignation but will quit when required as Congressmen are to be elected this fall and they wish to avoid excess lead in campaign rhetoric amid ongoing trouble.
A fragmented note reports a farmer frustrated by rising costs and market uncertainty. It mentions wheat prices and a struggling harvest, with unclear quoted speech reflecting distress.
A photo editor in Mississippi reportedly took his own life, ending a troubled tenure with an apparent suicide. The incident prompted police and newsroom colleagues to reflect on the pressures faced by media workers in small markets.
Readable text mentions blurred group pictures and a desk label Reece while papers appear muddied. Names or clear facts are not discernible.
A correspondent argues against extending industrial rates that burden farmers and wage earners, warning Republicans may be pressured to back a bill deemed unfair. He favors reducing extreme rates and supporting agricultural relief without harming farmers on other schedules. He notes the debenture clause could aid the federal farm board in disposing of surpluses, and discusses implications of protective tariffs and free list policies. Efforts to balance revenue with farm aid provoke party tensions and calls for broad revolt if tariffs deepen hardship.
A Carroll County slate of candidates includes Charles Clingenpée Clarence Wilson Joe Kingery and several others. Names appear alongside numerous initials and typos, reflecting a crowded ticket and active local political scene.
Rep Fred Purnell announces another bid for re election on the Republican ticket. The Attica Ledger Tribune prints a district broadside outlining his platform. Forrest Harness opposed Purnell in 1940 and gains attention now as state American Legion commander. Roy Gardner, former county recorder, managed Harness in the last primary.
Ward B. Hiner of Indianapolis filed his petition to run as a Republican in the Seventh District. He declares he is running on a wet ticket, stressing his opposition to prohibition.
Notice of guardian sale by Carroll Circuit Court of Salina Turner ward. Sale at Delphi on May 3 1930 at 10 AM and thereafter by private sale not less than appraised value. Tract 1 includes 30 acres in section 3 township 23 range 1. Tract 2 undivided one third of described real estate in section 34 near West and 50 feet South of the North West of lot 72 West in the town of Burlington and another undivided one third of real estate in said Southeast section 34 on Jackson Street. Purchaser may pay cash. Bids conditioned by court approval. Lis-Trust Co & Carr Attorneys.
In Carroll Circuit Court April 1930 term, Artie Million as executor of Mary E Vaughan, deceased, has presented and filed his account. Creditors and heirs are notified to appear for examination on the date set by the court.
The Carroll Circuit Court issued a notice in the matter of Nora B Jester, deceased, directing pending proceedings and related actions. The document references the 4930 docket or file, identifying the court and jurisdiction involved.
Deceased Dike is noted in obituaries with minimal readable text mentioning the name Biel Dike and a passing reference. The fragmentary text provides no additional biographical details or dates.
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