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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
2
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The July 24 White House ceremony with ambassadors from forty five nations marked the Briand Kellogg pledge to renounce war as national policy. Premier MacDonald suspended work on British naval programs, and Hoover said the U S would not lay keel for three fall started cruisers. Skeptics may doubt, but signs point to reduced distrust and a stronger peace outlook.
The Daily Grist caricatures figures from John D Rockefeller to local notables. It pounces on fashioning money and advice with a wooden wit, noting quirks of heroes, gamblers, and riders of progress while lampooning public life and romance in a breezy, period voice.
Talbott left this morning for Indianapolis to take a course in bakery work at a local school. The move signals a formal study in baking methods and practical pastry skills.
A long survey compares US farmer struggles with grain marketing to Canada’s wheat pools. It highlights the Grain Corporation idea, the Federal Farm Board, and the Farmers national network. Canadian pools in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba handled hundreds of millions of bushels, owned elevators and paid farmers upfront, showing a model for non-government marketing reforms.
Lyons special to Daily Cip tzwny Lyons reports large family reunions at the park with the Edwards and Cullison families hosting and guests from Indianapolis Cincinnati and other towns. Local deaths include Mrs. Baker of Linton age 77 with services set at the Lutheran church in Newberry Tuesday at 1 30 p m.
Sumerville, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. William Sciscoe hosted friends at Wees home Thursday night. Effie Bechtel and another guest stayed with Mrs. Hudson Tuesday. Arthur Graves is ill. Damon Myers welcomed a baby girl Barbara Clone. Wees and Bledsoe families visited. Rhodes family and Mabel Wees visited Dugger. Turkey Run park trip with Pigg family. Orval Hancock injured at Sherwood plant. Rhodeses and Eyert Rhodes visited Dugger Saturday.
The employer of W.P. Hopkins stores in this city Dugper and Bloomfield hosted a pleasant picnic at Neal's Mill on the Fel River yesterday. About sixty people attended with one present.
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