Mortgage exemptions and local notices from Delphi Indiana
Josephine McDowell of Carroll County Abstract Office in Delphi is referenced for mortgage exemptions. A bakery at 37 Delphi listed as H. E. Roach Bakery announces fresh pies daily. A card of thanks from Mrs. Francis Calvert and family expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers during illness and death of husband and father. Luna Coffee appears at Smith's Grocery.
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Josephine McDowell
Carroll County Abstract Office
Court House
Delphi
Indiana
H. E. Roach
Francis Calvert
Legumes and Tax Research for Carroll County Farms
The Carroll County Farm Bureau led by Fred C. Smith seeks definite figures on farm normal earning capacity under the new tax law. Local landlords will receive schedules to quantify wages of labor, management, and capital to help reduce taxes and boost rural tax dollars back to the hometown. Carroll County tax committee members are listed. A Purdue extension note urges use of cultivators and rotary hoes to control weeds, noting April weeding is more effective than later efforts for corn and other crops.
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Carroll County
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fred C. Smith
Edgar Logan
George E. Sites
H. L. Huddleston
Burton Honan
Aad Hansen
Purdue Extension
Fertilizer Demonstration Planned in Carroll County
The Tennessee Copper and Chemical Co of Lockland Ohio bought Calumet Fertilizer Co of New Albany and state farm bureaus have contracted for full output. Otto Voyles, a veteran fertilizer chemist, will conduct a demonstration on Lee Henderson’s farm using 1000 pounds of 2-12-6 on one acre corn plot and endorses a 9-12-16 mix for this region.
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Tennessee Copper and Chemical Co
Lockland
Ohio
Calumet Fertilizer Co
New Albany
Indiana
Michigan State Farm Bureaus
Otto Voyles
Carroll County
Lee Henderson
Voyles
Henderson
Farm Bureau Meeting Postponed Amid Commencement Festivities
Farm Bureau sessions in Jackson, Burlington, Washington and Democrat townships were postponed to next week due to commencement events. Jackson, Washington, Democrat and Burlington dates shift to April 24 25 26 at local schools with programs by the township clubs. The Pennsylvania railroad and Purdue University extend a dairy calf prize program offering 50 dollars to the top dairy calf club animal.
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Jackson
Burlington
Washington
Democrat
Farm Bureau
Jackson Township
No. Central School
Cutler
Pennsylvania Railroad
Purdue University
Dairy
Dairy Club
Indiana Dairy Club
Pennsylvania
Vélma Berkey
Flora Jersey
Washington D. C
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Owasco
Carroll County Alumni Plans Founders Day Celebration
Carroll County alumni of Indiana University will mark Founders Day on May 2 with a DelphI home gathering chaired by Mrs. Henry B Wilson. I U President W L Bryan will address via radio from WFMB Indianapolis. About 30 000 alumni worldwide expected to join in formal or informal observances.
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Indiana
W. L. Bryan
University
WFMB
Indianapolis
Byran
Western College Life Saving Corps Recognized
Western College of Oxford Ohio reports its Red Cross Life Saving corps, formed in 1925, recognized nationally as strong. Members pass elite swimming tests supervised by Grace Daviess and visiting Washington reps. Delphi girls Mary Angell Cartwright Helen Shaffer Ire Shaffer Betty Amick are members. The unit enhances pool safety holds monthly demonstrations and organizes a fall water pageant and spring swimming meet.
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Western College
Oxford
Red Cross Life Saving Corps
National Association
Grace Daviess
Washington
Delphi
Mary Angell Cartwright
Helen Louise Shaffer
Ire Grace Shaffer
Betty Amick
Western
Red Cross Life- Saving Corps
N Ihe
Red Cross
Clinton County Democrats Honor Jefferson Dinner in Frankfort
Clinton County Democrats held a Jefferson birthday banquet at the Methodist church dining room in Frankfort with nearly four hundred attendees. Frank Baker of Indianapolis gave the principal speech, former Marion County prosecutor, while “Gib” Million spoke briefly to applause. The district chairman and many county chairs attended, including John W. Kerlin and Mrs. W. T. Brackenridge among others.
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Clinton County
Thomas Jefferson
Frankfort
Frank Baker
Indianapolis
Marion County
Gib
Carroll
Clinton
John W. Kerlin
W. T. Brackenridge
Margaret Ryan
Gus A. Hall
Crop prospects and frost impact on Indiana fruit
Prof. C. I. Burkholder of Purdue reports southern Indiana fruit crops suffered minimal losses from recent cold while northern peaches were wiped out earlier. Central and eastern pears faced heavy damage. several tree crops sustained significant injury, according to Purdue agronomy head A. T. Wianko.
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C. I. Burkholder
Purdue University
Indiana
Wianko
the-Purdue Agronomy
Langiaitos
Royal Scepter Aids Groce in One War
The Citizen reports the royal scepter aiding Groce in a wartime effort. Details are limited, but the piece highlights symbolic leadership and national resolve during conflict.
Real Estate Transfers Reported For Past Week
Real estate transfers listed include Mathias J Ridder to Ruth Isaac in Flora for $1.00 and Nora W Cripe to John Cripe in Flora Lot 22 Kingerys Add for $225.00. Other transactions cover Jefferson Township Rock Creek area, Delphi parcels, and several executors transfers with amounts from $1.00 to $12 830.00.
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Mathias J. ‘Ridder
Ruth Isaac
Flora
John J
Sherdon
Sarah Ulery
Hay’s Add
Camden
Edwin
Lynch
James. A. Goff
P. Delphi
Nora W.cripe
John Cripe
Kingery’s Add
William S
Hobart
Fairfield
Jefferson Township
Delphi
Myron Ives
O. P
Alfred M. Ry
Timmons
Florence H. J. Sterrett
Rock Creek Township
Indiana Board Adopts Sixteen New High School Textbooks
The Indiana state board of education approves sixteen new textbooks for all high schools. Ten of the new books cost more than the old editions, three cost less, and three retain the same price. Subjects include English history government algebra geometry arithmetic business Latin. Revisions update existing texts and selection reports will be released before fall term.
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Indiana
State Board of Education
A. Bailey
Bailey
Oak family species in the northern hemisphere
The oak family comprises about 300 species, with nearly all identified in the northern hemisphere. The statement highlights the broad distribution and diversity of oaks across temperate regions.
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John Deere
Delphi, Indiana
Luna Coffee
Smith’s Groc
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Delphi State Bank
EO. C. Loy Roofing Company
Lafayette
Purdue Union
Third District
Ida Chenoweth
Verna ¥ i-Hatch
Mary Quinn
Carro Gene Founty
H.B. Wilson
College Life Saving Corps
Jefferson
Wor
Harry Arnold
Carroll County Abstract Company
Oak
Chiropractic
Hunter & Hunter
Delphi, Ind
Gall Delphi
Delphi Fertilizer Co
Eal
Flaims
Seta TY Gaa
LIS
Real’ Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc
Lisle
Steeighe
Lea
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Ae Heer
Arthur
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