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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1926

Page

5

Railways Improve Efficiency Boosting National Economy

Secretary Hoover cites 1926 rail results showing more loaded freight cars moved, higher ton miles and better per-employee service. He credits improved collaboration between railroads and industries including regional advisory boards shaping traffic forecasts and facility use.

Greene County Five Acre Corn Contest Winners Named

Greene County corn growers claim eleven medals and cash prizes totaling 100 dollars after an average yield of 85.67 bushels per acre from 21 checked fields. W. H. Baker tops with 116.96 bushels per acre and a gold medal. The awards will be given December 10 at Bloomfield during the Poultry and Corn Show, with Peter J. Lux judging.

Indiana Corn Growers’ Association Greene County W. H. Baker Elmer Fordyce Renos Roudenbush Raymond Roudenbush H. H. Hawkins Ralph Roudenbush Elmer Smith Homer Ray N. B. Chambers Virgil Miller Lloyd Moore Arthur Starcup Bloomfield Peter J. Lux

AlBURTUS Answers Questions About Travel Work Health and Family

A column of framed questions and answers covers a June trip to Europe, a possible promotion at a shoe store, and reassurance that a grandfather’s estate was fully accounted for. The readings advise on trust in a spouse, health with tuberculosis needing climate change, and notes on employment prospects, a missing kitten, and a long‑absent father living in Oklahoma City with good health and finances.

H. M Ans W. Grand Street Oklahoma City Okla

Not Upright J p W remarks in Boston Transcript

A Boston Transcript quotation attacks hypocrisy noting many a man’s standing would improve if he spent less time lying, reflecting social critique of reputation and honesty.

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