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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1921

Page

7

Fall or Winter Liming Proves Profitable for Farms

Purdue extension expert W. A. Ostrander says liming soil, even when wheat is sown, is economical in fall and winter. With dry Novembers or Decembers, farmers should haul lime to ground to feed clover in spring. Two to three tons per acre boost acidity correction and returns seen at Worthington. Prices listed in freight prepaid carload lots.

W. A. Ostrander Purdue University Worthington Owensbury Bolcen Rockwood Mineral Dresden Robinson Stockton Diene Beehunter Linton Vicksburg Midland Latta Junction Jasonville Bloomfield Elliston Switz City Tulip Solsberry Newberry Lester Plummer Rainbow Bushrod Lyons Nusts Victoria Cass Rowland Marco

Indiana Power to absorb Wheatland Electric Plant

Indiana Power Co. will acquire Wheatland Light Co. from Standard Coal Co. at $1000, enabling reduced rates for Wheatland electing consumers and street lighting. The P S C order approved the sale, with Standard Coal accepting current for its mine 4S payment. F L Oliphant of Vincennes is president of Standard Coal.

Indianapolis Lecco Wheatland Indiana Power Company Wheatland Light Co Standard Coal Company Wheatland Company Indiana Power Co F. L. Oliphant Vincennes Standard Company

Indianapolis Markets Wheat and Livestock Prices Report

Markets in Indianapolis show wheat at 1.16 to 1.18 per bushel with hay timothy at 16.00 to 17.00 per unit. Livestock prices list hogs at 7.50, steers 7.75 to 8.50, calves 5.50 to 6.50, and bulls 3.50 to 4.25 reflecting market activity for heavies and good to choice stock.

Directors Meeting at First National Bank of Linton

Stockholders will meet in the bank’s directors room on Monday January 2 at 10 a m to elect directors for the coming year and transact any other business before the stockholders Quincy J Mitchell secretary

First National Bank of Linton Indiana Quincy J. Mitchell

Cigars in Holiday Packages at Hamilton's Drug Store

A readable note indicates cigars included in holiday packages at Hamilton's Drug Store. No further details or dates are provided in the fragment.

Hamilton

Bruceville Os well promises a gusher

In Vincennes Indiana on December 6 a brine oil well near Bruceville yielded oil at about 1500 feet. Mur ph y Oil Company of Philadelphia drilled the well nosing into the oil bearing sand and halted work awaiting owners. They will drill deeper and shoot. The operators also drill a third well on the Hamilton Like farm in Harrison township.

Vincennes Ind Dee Richey Bruceville Murphy Oil Philadelphia John Murphy Louis Nagele Hamilton Harrison Township

Lyons Whiz Bang to Host Denver Tigers in Big Show

Lyons Whiz Bangs invite fans to a Saturday night basketball duel at Lyons Memorial hall on December 10. Denver Tigers, last season’s western states champions, feature captain George Young, famed back guard, as they challenge the local quintet at 8 p m doors open 7 p m.

Lyons Denver Col D. R. Edwards Mgr. Lyons Whiz Bangs

End to That Affair Love Letters Teen Girl Chicago Journal

A Chicago Journal excerpt recalls a seventeen year old junior high graduate who falls for a traveling man after three months. He departs to his headquarters and later sends letters, then abruptly ends the affair when a letter is returned noting he went home to his wife and children signed by his boss.

Chicago Journal

Crustacea Color Sea Gives Blood Red Hues

Certain minute crustacea color sea water blood red when disturbed or stressed, a phenomenon observed in coastal waters. Researchers note the effect varies with species and concentration, signaling chemical changes in surrounding water. Further study aims to identify specific crustaceans responsible.

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