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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
2
Sub and editorials appear in Tadiana with annual rates noted. The piece lists Henry B. Wean as editor and Mindwell Crampton Wilson as associate, with Cramp ton listed as editor emeritus.
Clarence H. Jones of Burlington Washington hiked 16000 miles over two years following doctors advice that outdoor walking would cure tuberculosis. He traveled through every state in the union and claims to have won his battle with illness.
President Coolidge hosted Senator Henrik Shipstead of the farmer labor group for breakfast at the White House. Once anathema to the Republicans with a strong senate majority, the party now courts the senator as its majority shrinks, and at least one attendee reportedly ate crow.
The University of Chicago educator supports using an interlinear translation called a pony to streamline Latin lesson prep. He argues looking up unknown words is not wasteful time but part of learning. The stance emphasizes efficiency and broader benefits for students.
The piece catalogs alleged adminstration pressure around Maine election figures, noting Hoover’s canceled speech for Gould amid campaign finance disputes and Butler’s telegraphed support. It critiques tariff policy, urging broad tax relief addressing internal and tariff taxes with focus on farmers and equitable reform.
Christian Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 A M and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 P M All are invited to attend these services.
On Sunday December 5 1926 morning worship will be held at 10 30 in the High School Building with a sermon by the pastor. Evening services will be at the Brethren Church at 6 P M with a joint Young People event inviting attendance.
Sher man Fife leads Sunday school at 9 30 A M September preaching at 10 30 A M by Pastor Rev Earl E Davis Evangelistic service at 7 P M Tuesday evening 7 Bible study Thursday evening 7 30 All invited Earl E Davis Pastor
Sunday worship at 10 30 morning with sermon There Is Nothing and welcoming message Vesper service at 430 with What Is Your Nickname and Junior Choir music Christian Endeavor at 530 led by Miss Betty Amick crowd of youths Bible study Wednesday 730 Sunday School 930 Superintendent Mr Will Smith LeCount Pastor R Dale LeCount.
Rev. E. M. Martinson leads Sunday school at 9:30 A M with Osee Wells, Sept, guiding morning worship at 10 30 including The Internal Act. B Y P U meets 6 P M with Ruth Wilkinson as president. Evening service at 7 P M features The Courage To. For prayer and conference Wednesday 7 30 P M. The one ae ot Teer to all services at homelike church.
Coroner H. Y. Mullin presided over a coroner's inquest into the death of Jasper Quinn who died after becoming ill while shucking corn. Funeral services were scheduled for Wednesday at 3 o clock at his home.
Arnold secretary of Colert company and Jesse F Billman and wife transfer to John A Flora Port Lot 44 per Flora. Sale price one dollar. Nettie LaDow and husband transfer to Abraham Sinteeth of a 2 acre parcel.
The Grange endorses Truth-in-Fabrics law, higher tariffs on tomatoes dairy hides, and extended cooperative marketing. It calls for railroad rate study, progressive taxation, private American Merchant Marine growth, stricter public service regulation, anti imitation dairy products laws, and eradication of the European corn borer. It backs water transportation to central farm districts, large animal health funding, and a Canadian wheat pool study with possible American pool. It supports direct primary, Shipping Board cooperation, St. Lawrence Great Lakes canal, and unity among farm groups while opposing prohibition changes, immigration liberalization, and excess reclamation spending. It urges daylight saving limits, ending the Packer Decree, and debates over federal farm loan control and tax surplus use.
County agent reports progress in agriculture with emphasis on legume crops and dairy improvements. Programs include youth clubs and home economics education for extension service audiences. Entities include county offices and local farms.
The article recalls Dr. Julien's role in organizing the Car roll County Farm Bureau in 1918 and his service as Secretary before becoming State Veterinarian. It notes the Farm Bureau fiscal year ends with the annual meeting on December 14, when reports are filed and officers are elected for the next year.
Mail arrives with Farm Bureau 999 Club dues. nearly 100 checks already. Campaign meetings set to start Monday evening December 6. Letter from C. J. Donahue of Washington Township praises farmer unity and urges nationwide participation to petition Congress.
A Nebraska man recalls three sleepless nights from a persistent cough. He used Foley’s Honey and Tar and says his cough vanished in two days. The message promotes Foley product and cost efficiency for large families in Chicago.
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