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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
5
The earliest attempts to export crude cotton seed oil in the United States were in New Jersey and New York regions but failed practically. The first firm foothold of this industry was established in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1855.
The total area of Alaska Hawaii the Philippines Porto Rico the Canal Zone Virginia Islands Guam American Samoa Wake and Midway islands matches the combined area of seven states Washington Oregon California Nevada Idaho Utah and Arizona.
The two row John Deere hoe offers refinements that boost efficiency and profits. It features easier screw lift controls heavier bearings dust proof transport wheels larger hubs and extra reinforcements. It excels in early cultivation of corn beans beets and other row crops and also works well for alfalfa mint clover and wheat. It cultivates a seven foot strip breaks hard crust and removes young weeds without harming crops. It pulverizes soil and aids seed bed preparation.
Mrs L M Pletcher and daughter spent Saturday in Indianapolis. Myron Ives was in Chicago on business. Miss Roberta Gardner will work in Gary starting this week. Several Delphi residents visit relatives in Indianapolis and Chicago, with many plans and family updates noted.
Mrs H B Wilson hosted a lunch for Mrs E A Wade and others aiding a log exhibit in Delphi. Visits spanned Lafayette Cutler Vincennes and Ypsilanti as relatives gathered for family occasions. Rev William Grant Smith accepted Decoration Day and Knights of Pythias memorial addresses, with local gas ad at Smith's Grocery closing the item.
Mrs James Fry, hostess manager of the YWCA Fort Wayne, returns home after a visit with brother R C Schermerhorn and sister Mrs W S Brackenridge. Mrs Sarah Julien rents the Grantham property on East Franklin, plans to move to Delphi. Mr and Mrs Mullen move to the Nace property in Mortonsville. The Wilsons and Mrs Van Gundy drove to Greencastle to see DePauw School of Music operetta Pinafore in which Miss Jean Wilson starred. her photo ran in the Indianapolis Star. Miss Naomi Johnson, accompanying Mrs A L Crowthers and husband, returns from a trip to Washington DC, New York, Montreal, Toronto, Niagara, Cleveland, Detroit. The Crowthers depart for Los Angeles after visiting Mrs Crowther’s parents.
The column argues dictatorships arise from leaders who deliver results while judges threaten liberty through censorship and rulings. It condemns judicial overreach and cites Indiana cases, then attacks a socialist shift via a proposed monster trust stock plan by Jacob Rae sch. It contends big bankers back the idea and notes farmers remain excluded.
Advertisement notes sale of five to two light electric chandeliers with shades and full equipment suited for store home or club house. Enquire A H Brewer Shoe Store. Bulk garden seed available at Elless Orrs Drug Store.
Dorothy defies Uncle Tom as he tries to fool her about the moon being made of green cheese. The girl insists God created the moon before cows, echoing a playful family exchange from the Vancouver Province.
The Cameroon giant frog reaches about 12 inches, the Indian bull-frog remains around 6 inches. The bull-frog can leap along water surfaces while pursued, a trait noted as its distinctive peculiarity.
A terrier found by his owner half starved followed his master to the church for a funeral. Refused admission at first, the dog showed teeth then was admitted and walked between the clergyman and coffin to the cemetery, remaining his owner's devoted companion.
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