Almanac from 1878 1879 highlights Green Company cures
The 1878 1879 almanac from Woodbury New Jersey marketed cures for many ailments by G G Green Company including Dr Boschee's German Syrup and August Flower. The text links Liver and Stomach disorders to wide ranges of diseases and shows how the firm profited via products sold through Carter and Fletcher in Indianapolis.
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Colarence J. McCombs
Lyons
G. G. Green Company
Woodbury
New Jersey
Dr. Boschee
Green Mansion
Carter and Fletcher
Indianapolis
Economic Freeze Halts Pay Raise for Armed Forces
Treasury Secretary Connally said military pay raises are frozen and soldiers will be treated like civilians under Nixon’s wage-price freeze. He condemned opposition as malarky while noting few exceptions to the plan. Nixon toured California as officials touted consumer confidence and a renewed sense of national pride.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Canada
Lockheed
Connally
Nixon
Pentagon
Cost of Living Council
White House
California
America
Charles E. Walker
Advance Circus Tickets On Sale In Linton
Carson and Barnes five ring wild animal circus comes to Linton on August 30. Proceeds support the Linton Athletic Association and the FOP fund. Advance tickets available at the police station P N Hirsch Co G C Murphy Sheriff’s office Daily Citizen office or from FOP members.
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Linton
Fraternal Order of Police
Linton Athletic Association
FOP
P. N. Hirsch Co
G. C. Murphy
Sheriff's Office
Daily Citizen
Indiana ponders 500 student high school minimum
The Indiana General Education Commission tentatively backed a policy to set 500 as the minimum enrollment for public high schools, up from 200. The final decision is due at the Sept. 15 meeting after state officials brief school leaders and obtain feedback. Records show 195 schools in 95 districts fall under 500, with 78 districts operating a single high school.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State
General Education Commission
Indiana
Commission
Roger Bridgell
John J. Loughlin
Arabs Sign Pact to Form Federation of Arab Republics
In Damascus leaders of Egypt Libya and Syria agreed to sign a charter Friday creating a Federation of Arab Republics to take effect September 1 after referendums. Anwar Sadat plans a visit to Saudi Arabia and talks with King Faisal following the signing.
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Damascus
API
Egypt
Libya
Syria
Federation of Arab Republic
Anwar Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jeddah
Omar Sakkar
Beirut
Cairo
Sadat
Muammar Khadady
Hafez Assad
Jordan
Nixon Visits In Wyoming
President Nixon visited Grand Teton National Park amid a cross country swing and pledged to ask Congress for a tax break for donors of property for conservation. He toured the park with thousands of tourists and planned to speak to the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Dallas after a Jackson Lake boat trip.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
UPI
Nixon
Illinois
Congress
Dallas
Tex
Jackson Lake
Schools Set to Open As Summer Ends Across Indiana
The county and area school systems prepare for the new academic year with abbreviated sessions August 27 for Greene County elementary and high schools and August 31 enrollments for Northeast Sullivan County and North Daviess. First full days begin August 30 or September 1, while law enforcement urges extra highway caution as buses resume routes. College students also return in September, traveling nationwide.
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Greene County
Northeast School Corporation
Sullivan County
North Daviess
Ling
North Linton
Indiana
United States
Greene County Conservation Officer Dies in Auto Crash
Joseph Palmer Borders 33 Greene County Conservation Officer died when his 1970 Plymouth left a road near Park Road two miles north of Highway 54 and plunged into a strip pit. Coroner Mau rice Haag said drowning caused death between 1 and 1 30 a m. Police noted unclear cause of the crash as the car hit a tree and tipped into the water. Borders had attended a law enforcement meeting the night before and was returning home from East Vincennes Street in Linton. He had served since 1967 after previously being a deputy sheriff in Florida. The body was moved to the Washington funeral home. arrangements are pending.
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Lisa
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Debbie May
Chamber of Commerce
Linton
Chuck Disney
Jasonville
Coalmont
Joseph Palmer Borders
Greene County
Highway 54
Park Road
Maurice Haag
Borders
Gene Gastineau
Fraternal Order of Police Club
Vincennes St
D and D Bituminous Co
The
Conservation Department of Indiana
Florida
Conservation Department of
Anderson - Poindexter Memory
W. L. Poindexter Funeral Home
Washington
Harold Cox
Joseph Borders
Peruvian woman changes plea in Likens torture slaying case
Paula Baniszewski, 25, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the 1965 Sylvia Likens torture slaying. Judge Frank Dice imposed 21 2 year term in Indiana Women’s Prison. mother Gertrude Raniszewski was found guilty of first degree murder and faces sentencing after jury’s Aug. 4 verdict recommending life.
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Peru
Ind
UPI
Paula Baniszewski
Indianapolis
Sylvia Likens
Miami
Frank V. Dice
Miss Baniszewski
Palmer K. Ward
Dice
Indiana Women's Prison
Gertrude Raniszewski
Sarge Base Fortified Fire in DMZ Pressures
U S CH47 helicopters removed all artillery from Fire Base Sarge amid heavy DPRK? North Vietnamese pressure near the DMZ. A UH1 Huey evacuated a radio team. Three waves of B52s bombed DMZ positions as a probe by North Vietnamese forces was halted by South Vietnamese Marines with 11 enemy killed and no Vietnamese casualties reported.
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Saigon
Vpi
Sarge
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Quang Tri River
Sarge Base
U.S
Fuller
U.S. Command
Indochina
Sesqui Edition Planned for Greene County History
The Linton Daily Citizen announced a souvenir edition to celebrate Greene County's 150th anniversary. The paper targets Oct. 21 and seeks photos and stories detailing the county's progress in business government and society over the past ten years.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Greene County
Indiana
The
Daily Citizen
Linton School Breakin Probed
Police investigate a break in at Linton Stockton High School last night. Entry was forced to the bookstore and offices as thieves searched for money, finding only fifty to sixty cents in change. Tools used to pry doors were recovered.
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Linton Police Department
Linton-Stockton
Mobile Classrooms Approved At Eastern
The Indiana Commission on General Education approved the Eastern School District of Greene County to install four mobile buildings on the Solsberry campus to relieve elementary overcrowding. The four units will be used for the elementary school.
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Greene County
Indiana Commission On General Education
Solsberry
Indiana State Fair Opens 11 Day Run in Indianapolis
Governor Whitcomb presided at the 1971 Indiana State Fair opening as officials launched an 11 day run. Temperatures near 90 accompanied show business acts like Red Skelton Glen Campbell Roy Rogers Dale Evans Eddy Arnold Engelbert Humperdinck and the 5th Dimension. The program includes harness racing auto driving motorcycle and car races plus livestock and home economics contests and a new $1 million grandstand dedication.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Whitcomb
Red Skelton
Glen Campbell
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Eddy Arnold
Engelbert Humperdinck
5Th Dimension
Jack Kochmann
Hell
Jacqueline Fowler
Bloowington
Indiana
Greg Campbell
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Owen County
Linton Company
Worthington
Larry Gene Lohr
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Wyoming
William Burress
Linton-Stockton High School
Randy Dennis
Douglas Williams
Michael West
Clara Lechien
Citizen
Joseph P. Borders
Linton School
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