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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1926
Page
8
Clean cut aggressive salesman with car wanted to sell petroleum products on 30 day credit. Broad familiarity with farmers and related buyers preferred. Salary or drawing account weekly. State age and outline experience. Interview arranged. Sales Manager 604 National Bldg Cleveland Ohio.
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Kahn Tailoring Co., and J. L. Taylor unveil new spring woolens with an invitation to customers to browse and select styles. Quick & Clifford endorse the event, highlighting ready-to-wear and custom fit possibilities.
The Legion Auxiliary will serve a hot lunch in the Legion room at the Court House this Saturday, February 6. Ample stock in all sizes of Drain Tile is available from Camden Cement Tile Co in Camden, Indiana with no change in prices.
A fragment notes a country doctor and a referenced score 49 to 31. The readable text is incomplete but implies a report involving a physician and a tally or result. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Rock Creek Township news highlights Mr. Wilson Sterrett hosting a party at Buz Martin's farm with red Baldwin apples and Tulpehocken apples. Attendees include Roscoe and Budd Sterretts family and neighbors. Other items cover farm moves, Boy Scout fundraising plans, estate business in Delphi, and light social calls across Rockfield and Logansport.
C W Sidenbender fell ill with kidney trouble but shows improvement. Mr and Mrs Marvin Wise and children returned from Florida. Several families visited and ill health is noted for Bert Schriner and Mary Margaret Dock. A fire damaged the Sarah Culler farm tool shed causing about 400 dollars in losses.
Investor caution noted as Sears Roebuck yields a $6 annual dividend while trading near $233 per share. previously $79 in 1924. Montgomery Ward pays no dividend yet reached $82.50 on November 13, after trading as low as $21.76 in 1924.
The passage notes rapid radio adoption on farms from 2,500 sets in 1923 to 550,000 in 1925, with farmers preferring higher quality sets. By 1928 the average price paid was $175, and high price models remained best sellers in 1925, while $125 to $400 sets outsold the $100 options.
Market report lists egg prices and poultry weights for spring chickens four percent, spring chickens fourty three pounds and under, Leghorn hens, old cocks, ducks, geese, hen turkeys, and tom turkeys with butter fat figures unreadable in the fragment.
Market notes show hog prices per hundred weight and beef hides numbers as No. 1 and No. 2. Corn and wheat per hundred weight also recorded. Horse hides listed with two grade numbers. The text is fragmented but indicates commodity price listings for livestock and crops.
A sign reading Peaches Drive In is posted at the entrance of a farm along the Boston Stoneham highway in a Boston Tram script.
A rustic plea echoed as a speaker urges action with folksy dialect about suspending something quickly before feet leave the ground. The line conveys impatience and a demand for immediate movement in a conversational tone.
The passage discusses how the verb can derives from Anglo Saxon meaning to know. It asserts that knowledge, whether instinctive or learned, enables action and memory. It notes we may not know everything but are surprised by how much we do know and thus can remember.
The hard coal strike marked six months on Monday with talks at a standstill. It has cost 158,000 miners about 142.45 million in wages and halted 31.98 million tons of production. Railroads report revenue losses near 9 thousand. Negotiations, though resumed, show no near peace as plans are rejected and new talks set for Tuesday.
A Cincinnati Enquirer exchange quotes Blinks predicting a motor bus will hit the railroad crossing and Jinks replying that the bus may be the one to wait, highlighting a tense clash over safety at the crossing.
Insects on house plants and roses are mainly sucking pests. They are controlled by dipping or soaking the plants in tobacco preparations and strong soap suds. Several soaks are necessary at intervals of a few days.
The Washington Star notes Indiana Senators James E. Watson and Arthur R. Robinson voted against joining the World Court. It suggests they favor Klansman factions over Coolidge support amid upcoming Indiana primaries and elections. It also hints at a clash involving Beveridge and potential administration tensions with Harry S. New.
Mrs. Rachael Haslet aged 88 died Tuesday evening at her son Charles Haslet’s home after eighty years in the county. Born in Ohio she was mother to eleven children with three living Charles William of Peoria Illinois and Mrs Ira Moore of Pendleton Indiana. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Haslet home with Rev. E C Wells officiating and burial in Ball Hill cemetery.
Camden Mon Indiana invites buyers to inspect a large memorials stock of all kinds and sizes at Camden Mon. Shop in Camden, Indiana, promising low expenses and savings on every purchase.
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