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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1929
Page
2
Rates for one column inch and subsequent insertions appear. Obituaries and cards of thanks are priced at regular one rates. Classified advertising is one cent per word with a two word minimum.
The article recalls J Ogden Armour’s rise and fall from war contracts to a $1,822,500 estate after death, noting a $1,805,000 deficit and arguing wealth should cycle through society. It argues fortunes rest on intangible values and changing profits, benefiting progress and democracy.
Telluride banker Charles D Waggoner claimed half a million from five New York banks for depositors. He is in Atlanta federal prison for the swindle, refuses to aid recovery efforts, and banks sue without success. Outcome hoped to deter future fraud and cut losses.
Terre Haute dispatch reports that after two meetings led by John L. Lewis the Talleydale mine will resume full production Monday. The miner's list dispute was resolved in favor of the United Mine Workers.
An advertising message promotes Cystex as a quick solution for backache and bladder irritation symptoms, urging readers to visit any drug store and try the product with a 48 hour test. It claims money back if no rapid improvement and satisfaction.
Linton high school travels to Terre Haute Friday night to face Wiley high school, last year’s Wabash Valley champions, in the season opener. Saturday, Linton hosts Lyons at home, seeking revenge after past defeats as Coach Landis trims the squad to ten. Team A includes Wright Wolfe Bennie Blackwell Greenwood and Jerwan Robertson Terhune McDonald Robertson Max Kelley, with Goodman's B squad adding Ingilemin Bailey Weaver Kline McAllister.
In Jasonville a Christian church gathering featured A I Flensey a Congo mission veteran who delivered an engaging talk. Vera Billingsly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Syed Billingsly, wed Charles Bell in California and will reside in Arizona.
Karl Hassler of near Newberry faced Mayor Bull on a Saturday charge of driving while intoxicated. He pled not guilty, was found guilty after evidence, fined 40 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to sixty days in the penal form. Attorneys appealed the ruling to Greene circuit court.
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