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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
8
Bert Honan argues for a 1931 Indiana constitutional convention to revise the 1851 charter. He cites failed amendments, tax reform needs, home rule for cities, and voter registration as benefits of a new constitution, inviting voters to choose delegates in May 1981 for an October convention.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce urges the Prime Minister to involve the MacMillan committee to study credit and banking policy, arguing that the gold standard has failed to curb unemployment and trade hindrances. It cites historical debates and warns that clinging to a gold basis will worsen global debt and economic hardship.
The Citizen office offers versatile Hallowe'en seals suitable for invitations, envelopes, and party favors. Durable designs feature seasonal motifs and ready-to-use printing, helping readers add a festive, timely touch to events.
R Coleman gasoline grate in excellent shape offered cheap. Call Citizen office at 419 for details.
The Cleveland speech credits inflationary booms as a cause of hard times and notes gaps in Hoover's relief approach. It argues Coxey’s non interest bearing bonds would be cheaper than bonds issued for unemployment relief and contends Coxey’s ideas are partly echoed by the Hoover administration.
Henry Ford argues in a London interview that protectionism harms British industry and global production. He quotes economic law from Adam Smith and labels protection as a crime in production that fuels worldwide unemployment, challenging British Tory protectionist aims.
John W. Guard has been appointed as joint representative for Carroll and Cass counties. The action formalizes shared duties and council liaison roles for the two counties in regional matters. Officials note coordination across jurisdictions will improve efficiency and resource use.
Alfred M. Clingenpeel files as Democratic candidate for County Commissioner in the Third District. He campaigns on local governance reform, transparent budgeting, and improved public services. Voters in the district will decide in the upcoming election.
The list names Lewis Bowley as County Councilman at Large, followed by William Fetterhoff for First District, William O. Martin for Second District, Wesley D. Zinn, and William L. Pullen as additional named officials. The document outlines the current roster of local government representatives.
The ticket lists WILL G. KLEPINGER for Prosecuting Attorney in the Fourth District T4th Judicial Circuit, with JOHN EH. HAMLING for Carroll and Cass Counties and ALBERT A. NEVER for County Commissioner, and PEARL O. JOHNSON as an additional name.
The text argues against tariffs as barriers to trade, calling high tariffs a foolish effort to lift the world by its own bootstraps. It notes Republican rhetoric as electioneering and recalls past voting behavior around Parker’s 1904 campaign, warning that Mr. Purnell’s backers could face a failing outcome if current trends continue.
A quotation highlights Free Trade as a universal rule described as the international law of the Almighty. The remark frames trade openness as a guiding principle for nations and economies worldwide.
A country club party held last Friday night in the shelter house featured abundant entertainment. Fortunes tellers and palm readers circulated among guests while music came from a Philco radio loaned by Herbert Smith who also supplied cake bars. Decorations reflected the Lovers’ season and the committee organized the event to outdo prior gatherings.
A historical interurban timetable lists west and east bound departure times from early morning to late evening. The schedule includes multiple daily options with minor variations across routes and times.
Delphi markets list livestock and grains with prices for hides and oats. Local notes from Adams Township cover social visits, a hospital injury, moves, and family visits plus new screens and storm doors from Metzger Lumber Co.
Quitting farming to move to Arizona triggers a public auction on state road 39 between Delphi and Pittsburg Thursday November 6 1930 at 10:00 AM. Sale includes horses cattle hogs farming implements harness chickens and household goods from the Nelson Clawson farm with details on stock weights milk yields and equipment.
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