Splendid Victory Boosts Democratic Ticket in Carroll County
The Carroll County Democratic slate gains strong wins led by Irvin Flora and Jason Whiteman with Orville Schock reelected. Sam Dyer Charles Hargraves Jake Harness John Hamling Jr. John Shulthers Newman Viney John Kerlin and William Hughes are noted for first terms. Flora topped the ticket by over 800 votes. A call to support tuberculosis eradication through Christmas Seals is urged as part of a broader health campaign.
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Carroll County
Irvin Flora
Jason Whiteman
Orville Schock
Sam Dyer
Charles Hargraves
Jake Harness
John Hamiing, Jr
John Shulthers
Newman Viney
John Kerlin
William O. Hughes
Flora
Whiteman
Schock
Indiana
America
United States
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Associations
Seach of Us
Tax Burden Sparks Call for Local Self Government
A Progressive Democrat argues the Republican platform harms democracy, warns of centralized bureaucracy and rising taxes on land, and salutes voter demand for true democratic governance with greater local control and relief from burdened policies. He notes Indiana mortgage debt and corporate profits amid calls for reform and accountability.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Democrats Keep Governor Leslie Busy in Statehouse
The passage notes that with Democrats at work in the statehouse Governor Leslie stays occupied. As the sole party representative on multiple boards and commissions he cannot take vacations at every urge. He shoulders full party responsibility.
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Leslie
Farmers to vaccinate own stock amid protest against order
Farmers will be allowed to vaccinate their own cattle as in the past, in response to protests against an order from the state livestock sanitary board deemed inappropriate by supporters.
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State Livestock Sanitary Board
Unemployment News Across Newspapers
Several papers report current unemployment conditions, noting persistent job losses and slow recovery. The tone is sober as analysts warn about ongoing labor market challenges and the potential for further volatility if economic signals worsen.
Brakes Inspected As Safety Requires Quick Action
Officials emphasize rapid brake inspections to ensure safety. The law mandates timely checks, with authorities stating that brakes must pass safety standards to prevent failures.
Avalanche Tests G. O. P. Candidates Amid Large Stone Barrier
An avalanche metaphor suggests GOP candidates face a major obstacle that could topple even strong contenders. The description frames the political challenge as powerful and disruptive.
Burial of Republ ticket in Marion County signal Coffinism end
The remark calls the burial of the Republ ticket in Marion County a symbolic death of Coffinism, suggesting a political shift. A local observer frames the act as final for the faction and its influence in the area.
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Republ
Marion County
Hoover May Follow Predecessor In Not Running for President
In an August 1932 report, observers speculate that President Hoover may mirror his predecessor by announcing he will not seek another term. The piece notes the political climate and potential impact on the party lineup ahead of the 1932 election.
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Hoover
Pony Express to Radio Radio
Radio advances bring farm families near the world with new air cell battery and receivers. Science has removed barriers to radio reception on the farm delivering city level clarity and instant communication.
Sleep as a Health Builder in Tuberculosis Campaign
LOREL BLICKENSTAFF outlines sleep and rest as key in preventing tuberculosis spread and aiding child growth. Emphasizes consistent sleep for all children, proper sleeping environment, and limited late study. Notes value of exercise, germs education, and hospital/clinic support through October activities and Christmas seal drive.
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Nature
Ethel A. Grosscup
Committee On
Are You a Trotty Veck Trotty Veck as messenger of cheer
Trotty Veck is described as a messenger who delivers good tidings with cheerful disposition. He is portrayed as a weak old man but a Hercules in good intent and faith. The piece encourages readers to be Trotty Vecks and spread optimism and courage.
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Trotty Veck
Trotty
You
If but at times the heart is stirred by rhymes of love
A reflective verse on aging, effort, and seeking life’s rhythm, balancing the weight of years with the uplifting power of love and nature. The reader is reminded that a positive outlook smooths hardship and eye-trouble from focusing on the bright side.
What Are Germs How They Live And Grow
A concise explainer describes germs as neither plants nor animals, sharing traits of both. They are colorless and microscopic, measurable in units as small as one ten thousandth of an inch, requiring specialized tools to observe.
Quote fragment on self judgment and gossip warnings
A personal reflection notes self judgment by potential rather than past deeds. It cautions against vanity and ends with a wry remark about not being ashamed to sell the family parrot to town gossip.
Red Cross and Tuberculosis Association Clarify Seal Sale Ties
The Red Cross and the National Tuberculosis Association outline independent campaigns for the annual Roll Call and the tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale. They note no official connection between the Red Cross Roll Call ending on Thanksgiving and the tuberculosis seals sold before or after the holiday. Both groups will conduct broader campaigns later, with the tuberculosis sale labeled as separate from the Red Cross Seal.
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National Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Tuberculosis Association
Report of October Tuberculosis Clinic Findings
The Tu berculosis nurse reports the October clinic at Camden with 30 people examined, including several active cases. Following the clinic, follow-up work began, keeping in close touch with patients and attending physicians, and planning home visits for education after consulting doctors.
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Camden
Carroll County Tuberculosis Society
Court House
Democrat Appointed Clinton County Commissioner
Earl A. Good a Perry township farmer and Democrat was named Clinton County commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Republican Daniel Keefer of Milbery. Good will serve two years from January 1 1931 after being sworn in by County Clerk Oswell Weidner.
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Frankfort
Ind
Earl A. Good
Perry
Clinton County
Daniel Keefer
Mulbery
Joseph Curtiss
Parnal Thomas
Good
Oswell Weidner
Read the expiration date and renew your Citizen subscription
The Citizen urges subscribers in arrears to send payment by mail or visit the office. The notice emphasizes checking the expiration date and settling dues promptly to maintain service.
Cold Facts on Preventing Childhood Colds
Public health note from the Indiana State Medical Association outlines ten practical points to prevent colds in children. It emphasizes that colds are infections spread by others, traces sources to contact with sick individuals, notes that drafts can awaken latent germs, and urges good ventilation and warm dry air to reduce susceptibility. It also warns against ignoring prolonged symptoms and stresses minimizing exposure to infected contacts.
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Bureau of Publicity
Indiana State Medical Association
Carter's Little Liver Pills Endorsement Ad
An advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a superior remedy for toning the liver and relieving constipation. It dismisses substitutes and urges readers to take Carter's in red bottles from all druggists.
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Carter
Carter’s
Notice to Bidders for Delphi Public Works 1930
The Common Council of Delphi Indiana invites sealed bids for iron work and related installation per plans by Charles Brossman. Bids due November 25 1930 at 1 00 p m in the Council Chamber. Include affidavit and certified check equal to 2 1/2 percent of total bid. City reserves right to reject any bid.
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City of
Evan Indiana
Gounell
Delphi
Indiana
Charles. Brossman
Anne of Commerce Building
Indianapolis
Renee Laws
Common Council of the
Dey
Talmar
Arno ‘Old
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Riley Estate
In the Carroll circuit court for September term 1930 Ella Lines as administratrix of Denis Riley deceased has filed final settlement. The examination will be on November 24, 1930, at Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk Floyd J. Justen presides with the seal of the court.
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Dennis Riley
Carroll Circuit Court
Ella Lines
Denis Riley
Carrol Circuit Court
Delphi
Indiana
Floyd
J. Justen
Boyd
Classified Ad Suggestions for a Black-and-White Page
A dense list of want category examples for a newspaper classified section. Items include bugs bookcases sewing machines golf clubs incubators fuel batteries tires car accessories guns automobiles clothing washing machines tables chairs phonographs pianos radios furniture horses vehicles bicycles canned fruits boats poultry fancy work plants antiques diamonds watches musical instruments hay and feed canaries embroidery baby carriages dogs cats stoves beds farms rooms flats garages store buildings houses used cars lumber brick wallpaper tennis rackets farms houses.
Hiring Drive Seeks Waitresses Cooks Maids and More
Classified item lists job openings for waitresses cooks maids helpers mechanics clerks stenographers and salesmen. Employment opportunities appear across multiple positions in a broad staffing drive.
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