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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
12
The piece argues that securing irrigation land and reviving business will lift agricultural morale after three poor crops. It notes hopes for crops like 1925 and 1926 to restore values, and mentions a mechanism where levers and screws are eliminated in a saw handle containing a locking plunger.
President Hoover ends a 18 month congressional session amid turbulence and brickbats. He is praised for extracting much of his agenda while critics in the Senate blocked key appointments and measures. Hoover plans a western vacation to present a human side and broadcast a record of his administration.
Superior Judge Joseph M. Milner will rule next Tuesday morning on Hugh Frye’s injunction against Sheriff George Winkler over a $100,000 dog track project. Frye proposes admission tickets with a guessing coupon for one race, offering a prize, while the county attorney calls it gambling. Frye’s counsel argues the coupon rewards skill and aims to encourage better racing dogs.
Automobiles reported to police as stolen include a Ford coupe from the rear of 8 Shelby street and a Chrysler touring from Washington and East streets. Names cited are J. J. Britton of 2022 Churchman avenue and other owner details.
Indiana farm land values have fallen to their lowest level in decades according to Clyde R. Raub Fort Wayne avenue State bank cashier citing the July Hoosier Banker. He attributes the drop to reduced earning capacity higher production costs and the shift away from farming as an investment. He notes fewer hogs in Indiana fewer bank deposits and stresses tile drainage weather and cheaper farm implements as factors while urging improvement in land taxes and rural credit.
In Charlotte on July 23 Mrs P F Butler of Belmont faces grand jury action on the charge of beating Miss Grace Whitaker to death with a horsewhip after the girl allegedly flouted her husband. The case centers on accusations of wife and lover.
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