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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
4
An editorial derides Senator Nye for backing Hoover claiming he would aid farmers. It argues Hoover’s farm policy favors starving agriculture to low production and delaying relief until inland waterways are built. The piece accuses Republicans of urging farmers to abandon their programs and leadership, warning such tactics undermine rural loyalty.
Voters care about campaign problems and the candidate’s personal traits. The piece argues for open discussion of policy and records, while condemning misrepresentation and falsehood. It notes many political attacks seek to poison public opinion and prejudice decisions on important issues.
Striking remarks urge leaders on both sides to resist political influence and act with justice. The speech warns against falsehood and calls for full frank discussion of issues and records. It criticizes the Republican party on agricultural policy and supports adopting a more equitable plan if found. Governor Smith pledges to enforce the law to the best of his ability.
The Cedar Rapids Hoover conference drew no real farm leaders from the corn belt. The invited farm organizations did not attend while Republican candidates like Watson, Nye and Dickinson used the event to court farmers, signaling continued party loyalty over farm policy.
The article attacks Hoover and the Republican approach to farm relief, urging the Democratic plan of an organized agriculture with a Federal Farm Board. It criticizes domestic demand limits, tariff reliance, and calls for fair elections and honest government amid new fall clothing ads from QUICK & CLIFFORD.
A poem arguing against claiming to speak for Lincoln after his death. The speaker warns that using the martyr’s name to push modern views is blasphemous and dangerous. The dead have rights and must not be used to cloak contemporary agendas.
In a Chicago suburb before U.S. entry into World War I a youth named Cohen joins a local preparedness league. Military drill bores him until a squad commander urges him to persevere, promising a future as a field marshal. He quips he’d rather stay and be a Marshall Field.
The Carroll County Loan and Trust Company thanks stockholders depositors and borrowers for their hearty cooperation in reopening for regular banking business. Gratitude is extended to friends who spoke well of the institution and boosted its re opening. The bank promises to merit continued friendship.
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