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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1929

Page

4

Better Times for Farmers Coming

Washington December 7 The annual report by Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M Hyde says the 1928-29 crop season ended with better farm conditions than the previous year and prospects of continued improvement The 1929-30 season opens with higher price levels and limited supplies aided by the federal farm board indicating confidence in better times Population movement to cities slowed farmland values depreciation declined and basic conditions showed improvement though much more is needed for a satisfactory overall condition

Wasilington United States Arthur M. Hyde Federal Farm Board Hyde

Aged Woman Called Home in Local Funeral Service

Mrs. Lorened Samidatha Stockrahm 76, wife of William Stockrahm, died at home near Bolton school after a week illness. Survived by husband, six children Estella Powell Lori Hishiah Maggie Atto Iva Bolton Vera Stockrahm, son Samuel Stockrahin, all in Linton and Veiksburg. Brothers Marshall, Alex, Jesse Rector in Dugger area. Funeral at Olive Branch church Monday 10:30 a.m. Rev. William Barkley officiating. Burial at Firview.

Lorened Samidatha Stockrahm William Stockrahm Bolton School Estella Powell Loli” Hishiah Maggie Atto Iva Bolten VeratSockrahih Sorifis Samuel Stockrahin Linton Veiksburg Marshall Alex Jesse Rector Dugger Olive Branch William Bb. Barkley Firview

Murderer Arrest Sparks Newark Detective Feat

New Jersey detectives James Aldi and Joseph Corrigan stop an automobile and uncover a suitcase with a body inside. The suspect, later revealed as ventriloquist Phil Schacfer, jokes with officers as his dummy Jerry introduces Sherlock Holmes and S. S. Van Dine, while the real boy victim remains unidentified.

Daily Cipiziu Newark N. d James Aldi Joseph Corrigin Corrigan Aldi Phil Schacfer Jerry Sherlock Holmes S. S. van Dine

Doctor's Thoxine Glides Sore Throat Relief

A doctor's prescription Tealléa Thoxine promises quicker, lasting relief for sore throat and coughing. It asserts double action by easing soreness and addressing internal causes, with no harmful drugs, safe for all ages. Available in 35c, 60c, and 1.00 dollar bottles, money back not offered.

British Storm Claims Dozen Lives off Irish Coast

Storms of hurricane force lash the British Isles and nearby waters for about 21 hours, killing 23 people. The Frances Duncan crew of sixteen perished near Waterford, three fishermen drowned near Skerries, and four others died on land. Damaged property reported.

Unered Press London British Isles English Channel Atlantic Ocean Frances Duncan Waterford Skerries Ireland

Peat's Great Value Pout Described as Splendid Fer’ Hliver

Local note praises Peat's Great Value Pout as a splendid fer Hliver prized for lightness and porosity. It is described as mixed with stilts sets like chiy and sand to impart these qualities to the suil.

Benton Farmer Captures County Corn Yield Record

Oxford Indiana December 7 Arthur Benedict of Oxford is the Benton county five acre contest champion with an official yield of 128.85 bushels. Five Benton county farmers won gold medals this year with one silver and three bronze medals awarded. Benedict grew a lot of corn on five acres similar to the county average on 20 acres. The second highest yield was Carol Funk with 106.44 bushels per acre.

Oxford Ind Arthur FE. Benedict Benton County Benton’ County Benedict Behton Carol Funk

Worth Remembering Nise as you rise in life

Quote attributed to Canon Alexander emphasizes that true progress may be the opposite of advancing in life. It cautions that ascent should not obscure enduring values and humility. The reflection invites readers to recall enduring beliefs while pursuing personal growth.

Nise Alexander

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