Delphi Citizen and Carroll County Leader History Split
The Delphi paper lineage traces The Carroll County Citizen from 1892 and The Delphi Times from 1848, evolving into The Delphi Citizen in 1924. Henry B. Wilson serves as editor and business manager with Mindwell Crampton Wilson as associate editor and B. Crampton editor emeritus, marking the official Carroll county publication.
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Carroll County
Delphi Times
Delphi
Henry B. Wilson
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
B. Crampton
Indiana
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Rapid Radio Sales Skyrocket Since 1921
The radio company reports sales of 1.468 million in 1921, 11 million in 1922, 22 million in 1923, and now more than doubled again, surpassing earlier growth rates seen by bicycles and early automobiles in popularity.
Tractor Power Tackles Icebound Winter Wheat
Illinois farmers use tractors to break thick ice over winter wheat fields to supply air to plants and animals. The method demonstrates growing human ability to counter weather, dragging tools across the icebound acres to crush the smothering layer.
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Illionis
Births and politics mix in county news item
The report records 5 237 Indiana births in October with 155 colored. White homes show 107 boys per 100 girls while colored homes show 91 boys per 100 girls. The piece also reflects on governors salaries and notes Len Small and Albert Fall as examples, then moves to agricultural plans in Carroll County for Purdue conference January 12 16 with farmer exhibitors and club members listed.
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Stork
Indiana
Africa
Union
Orient
Carroll County
Purdue
Carroll
Farmer’s Institute
Indiana Farm Bureau
Roy Caldwell
Fouts Brothers
Roy Snoeberger
John W. Kerlin
Will Kerlin
Chester Joyce
Wm. Joyce
John Edward Snoeberger
Lloyd Joyce
Dorothy Brenneman
Beulah Langston
Lorena Dalton
Lucile Sanderson
Jefferson Township
Demographic contrasts in vital statistics among regions
The excerpt notes that Arabia and Arabized Muslim lands share a similar sex ratio with Africa, but reliable figures are scarce. It highlights that in this country well-kept vital statistics show a clear, noteworthy contrast, stressing its importance and interest.
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Arabia
Africa
No Sign of Repudiation in Debts Debate
The piece argues Americans expect debt payments but criticizes Congress for overblown rhetoric on repudiation. It notes the French finance minister’s remark about funding terms, clarifies France intends to pay, and cautions against sensationalism while acknowledging funding talks will shape views between debtors and creditors.
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Congress
Britain
America
Hughes
Mellon
Men of service over salary in politics says Crescent News
The Crescent News argues that true statesmanship requires men who value service above pay. It contends business schools select by merit with fair salaries, while political selection is less consistent.
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Collier’s
Collier
Titionis
Len Small
Albert Fall
Cresent
Institutions Seek Record 19 Million Dollar Indiana Budget
Figures from the state board of accounts show twenty two institutions request 19,160,457.80 dollars for the next two years, a net increase over two years ago of 7,387,477.29. Department totals last two years were 6,058,762.17, with overall requests possibly reaching 35,219,219.97. If granted in full, a tax rate near 54 cents would be needed, an unprecedented Indiana levy.
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Lawrence Orr
State Board of Accounts
Indiana
Real Estate Transfers For Past Week In Delphi and Flora
The Abstract Company compiled weekly transfers in Delphi and Flora. John N. Merrell to John Stiles for part of Out Lot 4 in Delphi Original Plat 35 dollars. Mary E. Harley to Pearl Barker four lots 94 and 95 in Delphi Original Plat for one dollar. John J. Shedron to Deware C. Williams lot 4 in Hayes addition Camden ten dollars. Anna F. Eckerle to William M. Eckerle a small tract in Flora.
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Abstracters
Delphi
Indiana
Dean Smith
John N. Merrell
John Stiles
Mary E. Harley
Pearl Barker
John J. Shedron
Deware C. Williams
Hay
Camden
Anna F. Eckerle
William M. Eckerle
Flora
Memorial plans for son of president at Mercersburg Academy
Three memorials to Calvin Coolidge Jr. are planned at Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania. A cross in the new chapel, a sunshine corner with bird baths sundial and seating, and a portrait by a leading painter form the tributes. Mrs. Coolidge offers the cross as a gift.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Mercersburgh Academy
Mercersburg
New Academy
Coolidge
America
Mercersburg Academy
Academy News
Calvin, Jr
John
Amherst
Indiana invests 43 million in state roads over five years
The state highway program reports about 43 million dollars spent in five years for 4236 miles of roads including 1100 miles paved. Most funds go to roads with 97 cents of each dollar on construction. Native stone and gravel are widely used and cost comparisons show concrete efficiency in ton miles.
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Indiana
State Highway Commission
Magazines Rake In Millions From Advertising
A Popular Finance feature analyzes 12 national magazines and their ad income. The Womans Home Companion asks 6800 dollars per page, Ladies' Home Journal 8000 per page, Pictorial Review 9000 per page, and The Saturday Evening Post 8000 per page. March 24 issue revenue reached 966000 dollars, April totals 936000 and 69 pages net 621000. Together these titles boast 17.15 million copies per issue and annual ad revenue of 88,245,000 dollars driven by large circulations and higher rates.
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Popular Finance
Womans Home Companion
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pictorial Review
Saturday Evening Post
Dr Julien Investigates Poultry Disease at Purdué Conference
The agriculture conference at Purdué University will focus on a new poultry disease. The veterinary department will conduct experimental work on infected poultry and field observations across the state, sharing methods to combat the disease before the conference opens.
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Purdué University
Veterinary Department
The Last Judgment and Living Nations Teachings
A study clarifies that Bible teaching holds a future living nations judgment near Jerusalem. Jesus is the judge, with nations judged by care of brethren. the sheep inherit a prepared kingdom while the goats face eternal fire.
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Doctor Pentecost
Jesus Christ
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
David
Jacob
None Saw Christ After Resurrection Noted in Echoes
The text suggests that only those who loved Him witnessed the risen Christ, implying His enemies have yet to see or know Him as echoed in the reflection titled Echoes.
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Christ
With One Hand God Chastens Us by Many Instruments
A brief quotation attributed to a Christian evangelist reflects on divine discipline, suggesting God uses varied trials to teach believers, yet speaks of restraint and guidance through a single, consistent hand.
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Christian Evangelist
God Knows Man Takes Account Of Our Striving
A devotional reflection notes that God understands human failure while calling believers to persistent effort and faith in daily life. It emphasizes humility before divine judgment and the value of striving in righteousness.
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Christian Evangelist
Arts and Faith Notes From Herald and Presbyter
Today and tomorrow the talents our today may be demanded by the Owner tomorrow in church life and cultural columns.
Wise Tommy Confuses Coal Prices With Purchases
A teacher quizzes Tommy on coal pricing, noting he would get just over three tons for 65 dollars at 14 a ton yet admits the math is wrong. A note adds that White Sister shows on the 19th and 20th with 25 cent special music available to all.
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Tommy
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Will Klepinger
Ames Spring
Edgar Patton
Tippecanoe Home Economics Club
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W. C. Dukes
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S. B. Maxwell
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