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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
2
The Delphi Citizen a Democratic paper lists candidates for Carroll County races including Surveyor Charles R. Thompson Commissioner Second District Charles W. Billings and Commissioner Third District Lester D. Dickinson with standard subscription details and postal information.
Albert Stump addresses Wallace Fountain County crowd arguing agriculture faces a dire future under a Republican return. He links farm distress to tax shifts toward farmers and home owners and endorses Al Smith as a remedy in a broader labor rights critique.
A fragmented report discusses President Lincoln's initial address to Congress and warns of possible jailing following political clashes. It notes tensions between executive actions and legislative oversight, hinting at swift repercussions for dissent.
Jim Watson continues railing against the so called protection string asserting tariffs amount to a tax and criticizing supporters for mischaracterizing trade policy in public debate.
The short line argues against high taxation as a path to economic growth, asserting that prosperity is not achieved by increased tax burdens. It presents a viewpoint on fiscal policy and government revenue.
Within days of his Houston remarks Claude Bowers received over 8 000 letters and telegrams worldwide. The piece drew broad Democratic and international praise while critics warned of ties to the Stevenson machine and Klansman support amid tariff debates and party upheaval in Indiana.
The Republican headquarters on Washington Street Delphi across from the Masonic Temple opened Monday led by County Chairman Riley Sink and Secretary Walter Casad inviting all to visit anytime. The campaign targets include electing better candidates, farm relief, upholding the Constitution, and opposition to the League of Nations and foreign immigration.
Inez Schock Galloway born October 1 1887 near Patton died July 30 1928 at her home near Oak Grove aged 40 9 29 married to Frank Galloway August 30 1911 they had six children three of whom died she was a member of the Disciples church and funeral services were held at Hickory Grove church August 1 with Rev. Robert Ross officiating and burial nearby relatives and friends from numerous towns attended.
Notice by Carroll County Indiana treasurer to sell highway improvement bonds at 2 00 p m on August 25 1928 at the courthouse Delphi for cash. Bonds total 3360 00 par value 168 00 each dated August 7 1928 bearing 4 5 percent interest semi annually for ten years. Bids may be rejected. Bond sale to fund Jefferson Township highway improvements. Also notices of administration for Louisa Biesecker Sarah E Wakeland and William J Wakeland with appointed administrators.
Notice by Carroll County Treasurer to sell 20 bonds of 480.00 each at 2:00 pm August 25 1928 for cash at not less than 9600.00 total principal. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest from August 7 1928, semiannual May 15 and November 15 for ten years. Bonds issued for county highway improvements petitioned by Ward Hikenberry et al in Jackson and Deer Creek townships. Right to reject bids reserved. Wm H Bante Treasurer Gus Hall County Attorney.
Tax figures totaling 17462.95 to 20637.29 are listed with several line items and totals. Taxpayers may be heard on levies and may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners after levies are set. A petition must reach the County Auditor by the fourth Monday of September with a hearing date to follow in the county. Dated August 24 1928.
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