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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen lists publisher information for the Taunton, Indiana firm now connected to the paper. Editor FOTIN A. WATKINS and staff details appear alongside subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, including in-state and out-of-state options.
Per column inch The Subsequent insertions per inch two cents per word one cent First insertion minimum The Reading notices per line ten cents Obituaries and cards of thanks or announcements not purely social at regular line rates Rates for permanent contracts available upon application
Hogs 4,000 with packers and underweights uneven. Sows steady to easy. tops at 9.25. Cattle 600 with grain fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. odd head steers 8.50 to 8.75. tops 8.65 for heifers. beef cows 4 to 4.75. Sheep 1,200 steady. ewes and weather lambs 9 to 10. slaughter ewes 2.25 to 3.00.
Wilford Lynch of this city submitted to a minor operation today. Mrs. Annette Stanley of Bloomfield has been removed to her home.
Puzzle entry combines numbered across and down clues with many broken phrases and stray letters. Readable segments include hints for multiple word fills such as tributary of the Seine and French articles, but the full grid, clues, and solutions are obscured by heavy OCR corruption and random characters.
A high level bridge duel opens with West 1NT and a rare 38NT overcall, leading to a doubled 4 3 3 8 split. The declarer threads entries and timing, forcing West into multiple defensive tricks as the hand unfolds with strategic discards and endplay threats.
Mr and Mrs Dan Brown and Mr and Mrs Bert Brown depart Sunday for the southwest visiting the Texas Centennial and possibly California. John Davidson and Mrs Hattie Davidson and family spend the week at Tippecanoe Lake with Ada Brown. Carl Ashby and son Carl Jr from Marks MS visit. Joe Edwards and Misses Edwards and Yansey head to Marks MS. Various locals host and travel to Palmyra Springs Mill and Indianapolis visits.
Mr and Mrs John Fank hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Fank s daughter Mrs Fern Goldbeck of Terre Haute and John Woodall and son of Vincennes. Irene Goodrich visited Coalton Ohio with her mother Mrs Sarah Houston. Taura Critchfield of Princeton stayed with her niece Mrs Frank Sweeney. Douglas Walton visiting parents in Dugger. Goodman family guests at Graysville. Eleanor Hunter returned from Anderson. Kenneth Gray drove from Flint Mi to bring home his parents. Mrs Jesse Smith and Warren Smith of Detroit visiting. Harvey Jamimel and Bessie Hummel shopped in Terre Haute. Clyde Lehman and daughter Sara Lou returned to Pontiac Mi. Ishmael Osborn spent Tuesday in Terre Haute.
Bloomfield, Aug 6 Memorial service for Yu be Tribe No. 2380 of Red Men set for 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the lodge hall open to the public. John O'Donnell of Bloomington to address in memory of late Patrick O'Donnell. також Solsberry homecoming, Sunday services, and a basket dinner on the church lawn. Fire damages washhouse on South Washington. Various church society activities and local moves noted.
Miss Madge Corbin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerschel Corbin, left for Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon after spending her vacation with her parents. Miss Margaret Pate was in Indianapolis today. Gordon Lewis of Owensburg conducted business in Bloomfield on Wednesday.
Medics warn kidneys contain long tubes that filter the blood and keep health. Symptoms of trouble include frequent bladder urges, burning, backache, leg pains, and swelling. Doan's Pills claim to ease discomfort and flush waste, available at druggists.
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