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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
2
Budgeting for the next year, trustees strive to fund schools while keeping township levies low. They relied on potential state payments and the tax adjustment board to modify levies. The piece criticizes press freedom and cites high per capita government costs, comparing 1860 and 1931 spending.
The piece notes reduced spending on amusements during tough periods while relief funds go to direct destitution. It highlights libraries as affordable recreation and cites radio and theatre as helpful outlets. A strong community for satisfactory recreation can curb antisocial behavior.
The piece argues Roosevelt strengthens the Federal Trade Commission expanding its role in securities law and NIRA enforcement. It highlights Landis and Matthews as appointees, cites threats from Humphrey, and rails at Indiana public utilities manipulation of rates. also details farm relief loans and home loan guarantees, deposit insurance up to 100 percent, and securities registration to curb fraudulent issues.
Public sale of rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years from the Bowen estate case in Carroll county Indiana. The 1933 sale features the property at Delphi Court House south door with the value $2713.72 plus interest and costs. The parcel begins at the center of Section 12 Township 26 North Range 2 West with described lines.
The largest iceberg ever recorded was observed in 1884 and stood about 1700 feet above the sea. This monumental floe drew attention from maritime observers and established a remarkable milestone in polar exploration.
In the Carroll Circuit Court Fall Term 1933 Daisy Kennedy as Administratrix of the Bennett deceased estate has filed final accounts and vouchers. The court will examine them October 20 1933 in Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the accounts should not be approved. Clerk Wilbur Lane presiding. Hanna and Hanna attorneys for the estate.
Sheriff Albert G. Clifton of Carroll County Indiana states that if rents and profits do not satisfy a decree with interest and costs, the real estate including 60 acres will be offered at public sale at Delphi on a date in September 1933. Attorney Jason M. Been represents the plaintiff.
In the Carroll Circuit Court September Term 1933 Mary O Donnell Hinkle administratrix with will annexed of Patrick H O Donnell deceased has filed an account for settlement. The circuit court will examine the account on October 20 1933 at Delphi Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness the Clerk and Seal September 25 1933 Wilbur Lane Clerk Hanna Hanna Clarence A Toolen.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana. Bids for boring about four test holes totaling two hundred linear feet for bridge foundations over the Tippecanoe River near Monticello on relocation of State Road 39 in White and Carroll Counties. Proposals due at 10:00 A M Central Standard Time on October 10 1933. Plans available at State House Annex Indianapolis and copies furnished on request.
Proposals must use standard forms from the Indiana State Highway Commission with required Plan and Equipment Questionnaire and Contractor's Financial Statement on Form A D 117. Bidders must file Wage Stipulation per the 1932 Indiana act. Chairman James D. Adams reserves right to reject bids or award on advantageous basis.
Notice to taxpayers that the Carroll County Board of Tax Adjustment will meet in Delphi at the county auditor's office on September 18, 1933 at 10:00 AM to revise or reduce levies fixed by municipal authorities. Legal taxing authorities and taxpayers will be heard. J. L. Whiteman, Auditor.
The Carroll County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 11:00 a m on Tuesday October 3 1933 for groceries meats dry goods clothing boots and shoes and drugs for the Poor Asylum for three months ending December 31 1933. Bid bonds may be required and the board may reject any or all bids. Auditor of Carroll County dated September 16 1933.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Mary Donohue as Executrix of the will of Cornelius J. Donohue, deceased of Carroll County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. September 19, 1933.
A Republican editor from northern Indiana writes to the executive committee of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. He claims a trend to curb press freedom in Indiana and argues lawmakers passed some of the worst laws in the last session. He urges response through press attacks.
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