Linton Indiana post office notice and advertising rates
Public notice details the Linton Indiana post office second class status under the federal act and lists mail rates by Indiana and outside Indiana. It also shows advertising rates including per inch, per line, contract terms, obituaries and cards of thanks, and a one cent per word classified rate with a 26 cent first insertion minimum.
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Citizens Building
South Main
Society
Linton
Ind
Act of Congress
Indiana
INDL
Fall Trade Prospects Indicate Strong Fall Season
Reports from basic lines of industry show vigor and stability for fall trade. Steel confirms these conclusions as July car loadings peak unusually and large railroad shipments gain attention. The freight movement is diversified, not driven only by grain or coal, signaling a solid market footing for fall and winter trade.
Modern Cinderella affair sparks court scrutiny
The New York adoption case once labeled a modern Cinderella tale is now seen by some as a modern scandal to be settled in court. The article argues the tale is misrepresented, noting the sudden wealth of youth disrupts harmony and tests human nature.
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New York
Garret
Testimony on Scott divorce hints at constitutional liquor ban
The speaker suggests that if the Scott divorce testimony is accurate, many congressmen would be surprised to learn that Congress once passed an amendment prohibiting liquor in the nation.
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Scott
Congress
Land
Prohibition Office Shifts to Political Basis Unnoticed
The prohibition department quietly shifts from a nonpartisan to a political footing, a change undisclosed to the public. Newswriters alone noted the shift while party bolivars on payrolls remained unaware of the transformation.
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Prohibition Department
Mustapha Kemal Pasha Divorces Wife Over Bossiness
Turkish leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha, famed as Turkey's George Washington, ends his marriage citing her intelligence and assertiveness as the cause. The breakup follows his wartime leadership while seeking primacy in peacetime.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
George Washington
Governor Pinchot Plans Extended State Tour
Governor Pinchot announces an extended tour of the state to address the public during possible coal strike conditions, signaling disruption as his aid may be limited in the event of industrial action.
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Pinchot
Ford Airborne Parts Delivery Plan
Henry Ford envisions delivering auto parts by airplane to every part of the United States, effectively elevating the shipping department to a new level of efficiency and reach. The plan signals bold expansion of distribution methods and modern logistics during the era.
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Henry Ford
United States
Shipping Department
Pioneer Woman Ida Love Dies at 67 in Glenburn
Ida Mariah Love 67 a longtime community resident died at her Glenburn home at 2 15 this morning from a tumor after four weeks of acute illness She was a Baptist church member Pocahontas lodge neighbor and mother of five with siblings George Benjam in L L John Oliver and Ollie Also surviving are William Robert Harry Dovin Lillian and Trene Funeral plans pending with Rev O A Cook to officiate
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Ida Mariah Love
Glenburn
Baptist Church
Pocahontas Lodge
William Love
Robert Tove
Terre Haute
Harry Love
Sullivan
Dovin Love
Lillian Brown
Trene Gowns
George Howes
Quincy
Ill
Benjamin Howes
Newburgh
Ind
L. L. Howes
Carlow
John M. Howes
Chautauqua Comes 10 Close Last Evening
The five day Chautauqua session in Linton ended with strong crowds and top acts. Ye Old Towne quartet opened and closed the afternoon and evening programs with humor and varied music while Rev. A D Klentz delivered an inspiring talk on The Heroic Present urging youth to pursue lofty dreams. The Junior Town pageant and a final quartet sketch drew praise as the series closed with a high spirited finish.
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Mutual-Morgan Chautauqua
Linton
Old Towne Quartet
A. D. Klentz
Mad dog killed after alert in Linton
A dog owned by Jack Wright at Eighth and East Vincennes streets was shot by authorities last night after acting strangely and biting two people. Officials determined the animal was mad. This marks the second mad dog killed in Linton in recent weeks.
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Jack Wright
Eighth
Vincennes
Linton
Bobbie Lee Arrives at Roberts Home
On August 14 a ten pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts in this city. The child was named Bobbie Lee and is the couple’s second child.
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Stork
William Roberts
Bobbie Lee
Chickeath Council Meeting Called For Pocahontas Lodge
An important called meeting of Chickeath council of Pocahontas lodge will be held this evening at 7 o'clock. It is important that all members be present.
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Chickeath Council of Pocahontas Lodge
Order of Pocahontas
Indianapolis Markets Report Hopgoss Receipts Decline
United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis dated Aug 18 notes hogs receipts at 6,000 with the market steady to 20 cents lower. Best heavies $13.00 to $15.49, medium to mixed $13.40 to $13.60, common to choice $13.90 to $14.00, bulk $13.40 to $13.90. Cattle receipts 1,300, slow to lower. steers $8.00 to $12.00, cows and heifers $6.50 to $10.00. Sheep receipts 700, steady to lower. top $6.00, lambs top $14.00. Calves receipts 1,400, steady. top $14.00, bulk $13.50 to $14.00.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Boxing Bouts Set For Local Athletic Club
The local athletic club schedules boxing bouts at the club rooms on South Main Street Saturday evening. Two Wabash valley championship bouts are planned with amateur and non professional fights also on the card. Ring action features Dugger twins 60 pounds, Johnny Wilson 80 pounds versus Joe Gochin 81 pounds, Babe Manilla 85 pounds versus Alto Atterson 85 pounds, Kid Watkins 135 pounds versus Dugger 138 pounds, Ritz Scroggins 100 pounds versus Young Van Hook 100 pounds, Frank Jennicks 165 pounds versus Kenneth Jones 155 pounds, Chuck Manilla 108 pounds versus Kenneth Jett 1077 pounds, and Johnny Manilla 116 pounds versus Jerry Clinton 116 pounds, the present champion. Admission is 50 cents.
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South Main Street
Wabash Valley
Dugger Twins
Johnny Wilson
Joe Gochin
Linton
Babe Manilla
Alto Atterson
Terre Haute
Kid Watkins
Dugger
Jimmie Gudson
Ritz Scroggins
Young van Hook
Frank Jennicks
Kenneth Jones
Chuck Manilla
Kenneth Jett
Johnny Manilla
Jerry Clinton
Clinton
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