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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
2
A seasonal meditation on gratitude for harvests, relationships, and daily blessings. It cites Longfellow and Louis Varnum Woulfe, urging introspection, prayer, and acknowledgement of abundance in both urban and rural life.
The article details Mrs. Margaret Afflis and Mrs. Luella Love arguing over Deer Creek township poor fund warrants issued to aid residents. It condemns Republican control of the state tax board and rails against perceived political interference in funding and unemployment measures, linking local finance to national party dynamics and predicting partisan shifts.
The article portrays President Hoover pushing for a truce with Democratic leaders during the next Congress. It notes Hoover sent Walter Newton to confer with Garner and compares the move to a Navy League controversy jury. It questions the Democrats gain from abdication and warns against labeling opposition as treachery.
Representative Henry T. Rainey cites 1921 22 trade data to rebut Senator Smoot on the need for protectionism. He argues under the Underwood tariff exports exceeded imports by 2.695 billion dollars and questions which industries would have fallen to foreign goods without Smoot Hawley.
The United States topographical survey settled the Wabash source as three to four miles south of St Henry Ohio near Mercer County. Previous guesses centered on Ohio near Celina with Indiana towns like Portland. sightseers wrongly traced a tributary from a drainage ditch four miles south of Fort Recovery. Be aware Beaver Creek drains Lake St Marys to the Mississippi. the alternate creek drains to the Great Lakes.
Mrs George Best travels to Hagerstown to spend the winter with her sister. Booster Day upcoming on Saturday November 28.
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