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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
8
Albert Stump as Democratic candidate for Senator opened the campaign at Flora community hall last Thursday. He urged governmental policies to aid farmers and strengthen their finances to buy more goods, aiming to boost manufacturer prosperity. A sizable crowd attended the event.
The listing from Thursday October 4 1928 shows corrected market rates for hens under and over four pounds broilers spring lambs ducks old cocks geese and turkeys with price ranges. It also lists rate tiers for hides horsehides and quality grades Best Hides No 1 and No 2.
Democratic speaker discusses economic policy at county event. He warns against overreliance on high profits and outlines a program to make farming profitable by increasing farmer income, boosting labor wages, and expanding modern household improvements. He critiques the notion that prosperity comes from industry alone and urges honest enforcement of prohibition.
Carroll County education board met with eleven trustees present to discuss adjourning for the county fair and the high school track meet. They planned varied dismissal times and transportation for pupils, and weather was hoped for a sunny day.
Mrs. Martin Cushwa and daughter of pioneer Delphi Connelly family died at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis on Tuesday September 25 at age 85. Surviving are her sister Ida Bulger of Dallas and son H S Cushwa with grandson Richard P Cushwa of Indianapolis. Funeral services were held in Indianapolis and Frankfort where she was buried beside her husband.
Mrs H F Kirkpatrick returns to her Richmond Missouri home after months visiting relatives and friends in Carroll County. J Rosenkbarger and Walter Guthrie dehorned cattle for Miss Emily Guth Monday. Barbara Grandstaff arrived to spend the winter with Mrs
Court records show Chester Shuck sentenced to Indiana reformatory after guilty plea for vehicle taking. Donald Woodruff found guilty of robbery and sentenced to reformatory for five to twenty one years. Arbern Drake found not guilty of arson. Final settlements and probate actions include Rosa M. Sills, John R. O'Brien will, Newton Burgett estate, and multiple guardianships and trusteeships concluded.
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Robinson visited relatives at Wihamac Sunday. Merle Hanna of Metea visited his brother Carl Hanna and family Sunday evening. Ruie Scott and family spent Sunday with brother John Scott and family. Mr and Mrs James Irelan hosted Sam Maxwell and family of Hickory Grove and Mr and Mrs James Shuey of Logansport. Mrs James Shuey visits Wilbur Bingaman and family of Pleasant Run this week with Mr and Mrs James Irelan.
Miss Dorothy Hayes and her daughter Edith visited Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hayes and family in Royal Center. The Monticello High School agriculture class attended Swine Day at Purdue last Friday.
New topcoats and overcoats shower proof in latest colors. Quick & Clifford Delphi showcases double and single breasted models at the greatest store for men and boys.
The Delphi Deer Creek Township Consolidated School District presents its annual financial statement for August 1 1927 through July 31 1928 detailing receipts from tuition funds and the Special School Fund and expenditures across staff salaries supplies building costs and transportation. Principal figures include a total expenditures of 358783 47 and a final balance of 32651 25 across funds, with detailed line items listing teachers administrators and service costs.
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