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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1928
Page
8
SHE DAILY CITIZEN joins with Junior High and the Salvation Army to collect used toys for needy children. Last year’s success brought joy and saved money for charity. Send toys to the Citizen office for rehabilitation by manual training and home economics students.
Indianapolis market report dated December 8 shows receipts for cattle calves and sheep with prices varying by weight. Beef steers and cows quoted. hogs and sows with several price bands. market described as steady with weekly bulk quotations and top fat lambs noted.
W. I. Dearmin of Odon sustained minor injuries when his car struck a stone wall near Loogrontee while he was on a business trip. A rear wheel lost a tire on a curve, sending the vehicle into the wall and causing heavy damage to the car.
Knox Consolidated miners consider resuming work under a contract with Logsdon after talks on commissary closures prompted by reduced crews. A large Bicknell meeting heard Mitch promote district unity while miners voice limited opposition and expect the agreement to proceed despite Harvey Cartwright’s resignation.
The first and second teams from the local high school meet Lyons high school's top squads at Lyons tonight at 7. Linton fans will travel to support. Gerald Landis and Jere Goodman lead the Linton teams as players debut new suits sweat shirts and pants boosting morale for tonight's game.
Dr. W. Draper, assistant surgeon general, told the Southern Medical association that in blind tests a smoker cannot reliably identify his preferred brand when the trademark is hidden. He noted most subjects pick a first choice, a second, and dismiss two others as unacceptable.
Petersburg Dee 7 Sant Boggs and Arville Gross who ran a dog ranch here last six months disposed of all their dogs Wednesday and plan to return to the business next fall due to the high costs of carrying dogs over until hunting season. They bought and sold 350 dogs since August 1st, with some sale prices as high as 100 dollars. They faced heavy losses from dog rustlers taking six to nine dogs at a time and recovered none of the stolen animals.
The general relief committee for Linton and all interested are asked to meet at the Eagles Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock by John Eddy, President.
Verlin Mees is home from Michigan City after parole granted by the board. He is with his mother, Mrs. Louvina Mees, on A street Southeast.
A quotation from Uncle Eben appears in Another Viewpoint noting that a man is known by the company he keeps but arguing that what matters more is the company he manages, with a dash of wit about influence and leadership.
Mrs. Vonnie Cline of Lyons underwent an operation this morning and withstood it well. Jack Cain has returned home to Jasonville. Mrs. Lucille Mansfield of Bloomfield is recovering nicely from her recent operation.
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