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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
3
The article warns of three destructive corn pests wire worm cut worm and bill bug. Preventive plowing is advised with early poison bait for cut worms. replanting is discouraged while infestations persist and hot sun drives pests to other fields. Farmers report infestations in Carroll county.
State Veterinarian Dr F H Brown will visit the county soon to discuss Indiana's plan for controlling abortion in cattle. A follow up notice will announce the time date and place in The Citizen next week. The letter to co operators highlights marketing swine and low cost production amid a rise in prices.
Twenty two girls of Deer Creek township form a 4-H club with Mrs. Newell Cox as local leader. Officers elected at the first meeting include Dorothy Gerbens president Edna Gerbens vice president and Mary Catherine Cox secretary. Members listed include Alta Mildred Kite Florence Hunter Martha Gochenour Ada Gochenour Helen Hunter Vivian Long and others. Next meeting set for Delphi park Friday afternoon May 30 and enrollments must be in the county agent office by Saturday May 31.
The Advocate Democrat of Marysville Kansas proclaims a first relief since the farm era with rain on Monday. The editor highlights Kansas as the site of genuine relief beyond the Farm Board critique.
The Legionnaire exposes speeches by Rep Purnell and Rep Rankin showing discrepancies between wartime rhetoric and voting records. It notes Purnell and Wood opposed the Johnson bill to compensate about 84 000 veterans, while Rankin and most others supported it. The Citizen refrains from comment and presents the excerpts verbatim.
Reports outline three training schools for Farm Bureau leaders to grow membership and develop leadership. June at Bass Lake in Starke County sponsored by the first district, then Ball Teachers College in Muncie for the sixth district, and Hanover College in Jefferson County for the tenth district with broader regional participation.
Monticello officials consider scrapping double parking and may ban all night parking to curb street congestion. The plan is under review as business owners' use of spaces during band concert nights raises further debate.
The 1980 census shows Lafayette and West Lafayette combined population at 31,256 with a gain of 4,934 over ten years earlier. The figures reflect the latest population totals for the two cities as reported in census data.
Murry Auerbach chosen president of the National Conference of Tuberculosis Secretaries at the Memphis convention. He also serves as secretary of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association, noted for public awareness of timely diagnosis and curability. A tuberculosis clinic with Dr. J. H. Stygall of Indianapolis will be held in the courthouse on Wednesday May 28.
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