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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
8
Associated Press farm editor Frank I. Weller says the Grain Stabilization Corporation holds about 110,000,000 bushels of wheat and has raised the price above world levels, making exports unworkable. The piece notes mounting issues and mentions a heating Heatrola offer.
Mr Weller argues farmers both produce and buy coarse grains so a higher tariff would shift money. He notes a corn deficit of about 600 million bushels amid plenty of wheat, and discusses Argentine corn exports and past misreports tied to Senator McNary during a campaign.
Robbers hit three Rossville business houses and the Monon railway station last Sunday night stealing from the Max Smith grocery Rossville Hardware Co S R Pence drug store and the Monon station cash and small change. An automobile stolen from Nathaniel Cripe was later found abandoned with a flat tire.
The Indiana State Medical Association urges hunters to avoid trivial injuries through prevention. A bulletin notes accidents rise each season due to unsafe acts like improper gun handling and crowded boat seating. It stresses gunfire safety and quick attention to serious injuries.
The article cautions that sheet shell wounds can harbor germs and tetanus, with symptoms often delayed ten days or more. Prompt anti tetanus serum and careful wound cleaning are urged, as minor lacerations and scratches from vegetation can lead to serious infection. Sprains may require X rays for proper assessment.
Readers are invited to view a complete line of new holiday greeting cards at The Citizen office before ordering. The promo notes that names can be printed free on orders of $1.50 or more.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists price ranges from 25 cents to 50? cents and from 1.00 to 16.50 dollars with garbled text. No clear entities or events readable.
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