Cooperative Study Club gathers Carroll County youths at Delphi
About fifty from Carroll and twenty from the third Farm Bureau district attended the Young People's Cooperative Study Club meeting in Delphi. Anthony Lehner of Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association spoke on the Denmark cooperative movement and played zither selections. The program included community singing by Helen Caldwell and others, a comic one-act by Carrollton township members, and presiding by Charles Black. The group set fourth Monday of each month for meetings. next is January 22, 1934 in Camden with Clay township arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Co
Third Farm Bureau District
Young People’s Cooperative Study Club
Delphi
Anthony Lehner
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Denmark
Helen Caldwell
Washington Township
Tosh Wickard
Carrollton Township
Charles Black
Carroll County Cooperative Club
Camden
Clay Township
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel
An author argues liver bile should flow to digest food and avoid medicines. Carter's Little Liver Pills are promoted as the gentle vegetable remedy to restore bile flow, improve digestion, and lift mood, with emphasis on the red lable product 25 cents at drug stores.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Home Economics Clubs Display Years Books at Purdue Short Course
Miss Martin organizes county year books for the Purdue Short Course exhibit. Mrs B B Mayhill will collect and deliver the books to Purdue. Some clubs have not sent their year books to the county agent and must be received by December 39 and in Miss Martins hands by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Carroll County
Meta Martin
Claude Wickard
Fowler Hall
Purdue
Martin
B. B. Mayhill
Corn Loans to Be Available Here Soon in Indiana
Government corn loans will be available to Indiana farmers at 45 cents per bushel for No 2 corn, with loans handled via bonded warehouses and farm receipts. Indiana works to expedite loans despite lacking a farm warehouse act, while W H Settle and Governor McNutt push plans and AAA support. The last day to apply is March 1, 1934, with 4 percent interest and August 1, 1934 maturity.
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Indiana
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
AAA
Ohio
Missouri
Commodity Credit Corporation
Clean Eggs Bring Better Prices
In spite of large egg stocks clean fresh eggs are in strong demand. Cleanliness raises keeping quality, with management and litter choices crucial. Straw on the floor and shavings for nesting, wire runways, sand plaster powder, and wire platforms for drinkers help keep eggs clean and reduce dirt on hens feet. Gather eggs frequently and ensure ample nesting material.
Utility rate cuts save Indiana residents over one million
The Indiana public service commission reports savings of 1 164 937 for consumers in gas water and telephone rates during the first nine months of its existence. Direct appeals and consultations by public counselor Sherman Minter aided the reductions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Public Service Commission
McNutt
Sherman Minter
Commission
Card party fund drive for Pittsburg school kitchen
The first card party to raise funds for furnishing Pittsburg school building kitchen will take place Thursday evening December 28. Committee members are Mary Spring Ethel Lybrook Madie Thompson Anna Maxwell and Margaret Maxwell. A meeting is set for January 17 at Mrs George Fair's home. Charles Spangler and family of Deer Creek will be released from a scarlet fever quarantine Saturday.
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Pittsburg
Mary Spring
Ethel Lybrook
Madie Thompson
Anna Maxwell
Margaret Maxwell
George Fair
Charles Spangler
Deer Creek
Motorists Urged to Observe School Bus Regulations
Indiana motorists are urged to stop violating state law by passing school buses during loading and unloading. A Bureau of Accident Prevention bulletin to over seven thousand school bus drivers calls for cooperation among bus drivers school officials and parents to educate the public. The bureau under Gov McNutt's safety department lists Al Feeney as director and Loran W Warner as chief while offering speakers for meetings and ongoing public contact to reduce traffic hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana’ Bureau of Accident Prevention
Ers
The
Bureau of Accident Prevention
McNutt
State Department of Safety
al Feeney
Loran W. Warner
Winamac
Jenckes Rallies Indiana Miners Fight Coal Imports
Indiana Congresswoman Virginia Ellis Jenckes demands full access to coal purchase records by the Civil Works Administration at the State House Indianapolis. She protests buying coal from outside Indiana for relief use while many Indiana mines idle and miners unemployed. Jenckes vows a strong campaign against outside coal purchases and appeals to citizens and labor groups to join. She informs Harry Hopkins that 730000 tons of coal for relief will be bought for Indiana, with some sourced from outside the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ellis Jenckes
Congress
Sixth
Indiana
Federal Relief Agencers
Jenckes
Civil Works Administration
State House
Indianapolis
Mrs. Jenckes
Hopkins
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Civil Works Administra
Indiana coal debate ends with calls for state purchases
A Congress member urges Indiana to direct relief funds to buy coal produced within the state and to disclose purchase sources to boost local employment. The letter, signed by Mrs. Virginia Ellis Jenckes, seeks to bar out-of-state coal and highlight Indiana mining jobs amid idle mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ellis Jenckes
Congress
Real Estate Transfers Published for Past Week
Ir ene Van Tress and others transfer a Deer Creek Township tract to Verna Elliott and spouse for 1 dollar. Orva Yater Q C transfers 48 acres in Burlington Township to Abraham Yater for 1 dollar. Ethel C. Arnold and others Q C transfer lots 3 and 4 in Elizabeth Flora Add to Flora to Charles Leo Minnix for 1 dollar. Minnix then receives a 21 acre Monroe Township parcel and a Flora town tract from Mary Virginia Minnix and others for 1 dollar. Fern M. Crouse Guardian transfers one sixth of those lots to Minnix for 200 dollars. David C. Aiken and others transfer 40 acres in Deep River Township to Benton Willard Aikin and spouse for 1 dollar. John W. Peterson and spouse transfer 36 acres in…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene.Van Tress
Verna Elliott
Deer Creek
Orva Yater
Q. C
Abraham Yater
Burlington
Ethel C. Arnold
Charles Leo Minnix
Mary Virginia Minnix
Monroe
Flora
Fern M. Crouse
Elizabeth Flora
David C. Aiken
Benton Willard Aikin
Flora Exchange Ad Discriminates in Hiring
United Corporation rules Flora exchange hires only single girls. Two employees were dismissed this week as part of the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Corporation
Flora Telephone Exchange
New Year Greeting to Customers
A message thanking customers for patronage in the past year and wishing them a happy and prosperous 1934. The note expresses gratitude and best wishes for the new year.
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