04 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
1
Indiana plans a statewide highway improvement program to stabilize gravel roads with calcium chloride. About 180 miles across 17 projects have been completed. Officials say the smooth dustless surface offers better riding and lower maintenance costs, potentially transforming secondary road construction nationwide.
A motorman shuns service and moves across town from the train to a car lot where he lies down on the job. Pedestrians waiting for a streetcar are left waiting as the scene unfolds.
A garbled fragment notes a person applying a binding or cover and tying something tight. The text appears as a rough OCR snippet with incomplete terms and misread letters, offering little clear meaning or identifiable entities.
Marco Ray Smith has retired and returned home after a few days in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Alex Myers and daughters visited in Linton Saturday night. Mrs Saddie Harris of Sandborn was a caller of Mrs Emma Crosd. Marshal Salsman of Lyons visited Greely Wines Sunday. Mr and Mrs Win Boyd of Indiana were guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Wright over the weekend. Arthur Grase of Linton was a Sunday caller of Mrs Himma Grass. Mr and Mrs Smith Wines were out visiting.
Miss Ka Beasley’s Glenbun pupils win the Stockton township attendance banner for the year. March attendance topped 99 percent in several rooms led by Beasley 99.54 and McDonald 99.51 with other students listed, as neighborhood residents visited and the township notes concluded.
Bloomfield high school football drills proceed daily on the practice field with 31 lettermen and 14 returning players. Harry Koss leads the squad succeeding Jerry Graft and promises stiff scrimmages as the team prepares for the 1985 schedule.
A fragmented notice lists several businesses and street addresses including 11th St in NOB, 139 gas, Keller's Store at 549 dih St, Staney's Store at 840 5th St N W, Jones & Soi at 339 A St NeW, L. BE Good at 80 5th St S BY.
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