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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
2
Advertising rates listed per column inch for single and subsequent insertions with readings notices and permanent contracts. Obstacles include obituaries and cards of thanks, with rates for classified advertising at one cent per word and a minimum first insertion, reflecting era pricing ambiguities and OCR errors.
The Atlantic Monthly article notes a claimed Elizabethan American speech in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. It cites mountain residents using Chaucerian forms and Elizabethan pronunciations and spelling patterns as a survival of their English and Scotch Irish origins. The piece highlights similarities to Shakespeare and other Elizabethan writers.
At noon on September 8 1929 the Stockton township trustee invites sealed bids at the Linton Trust Co building for about 175 tons of mine run coal to supply school buildings for 1929 30. Bids must state price per ton and coal type. Bond required. Stripping coal bids not accepted. The trustee reserves the right to reject all bids. Aug 33 30. SLMER POPE Trustee.
In Greene Circuit Court Sept term 1929 J Albert Jackson administrator of Lelia Waldie deceased files complaint for sale of lot 335 Island Coal Co Second Addition to Linton Indiana. Non resident defendant must appear Oct 31 1929 or be defaulted. Witness August 22 1929 Bloomfield Indiana. Clerk Will R Vosloh attorney.
Elmer Mills promotes a sale of Dixie Belle and Hoosier King Musk melons on State Road 67 near Marco. The 30 acres of watermelons weigh up to 50 pounds, with 65 to 25 lb musk melons, all well cared for, sprayed, thinned, weeded, and fertilized. Prices framed to attract customers.
Padlock on Brown County Indian Reservation is planned to be removed by September 9 as Chief Eaglefeather and Princess Silverheels prepare a nine day pow wow from September 5 to 22. Indians from across the United States are expected to attend dances and pageants at the dance pavilion on State Road 46. If the Brown circuit court acts without delay, the legal padlock may be dissolved when the court term opens September 9.
Expresses gratitude for support after the loss of Rev. E. W. Pearson. Thanks Rev. Suttle Brown and Avery and all ministers, New Kirks funeral directors, the choir, those who sent flowers, church members and friends. Blessings to all from Mrs. IE W Pearson Emerson E Pearson Charles Spriggs and Gertrude M Crawford and family.
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