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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
4
The notice lists advertising rates by carrier in city and by mail in Indiana and outside Indiana. It includes pricing per week or period, per inch and per word, with reading notices and obituary notices charged at regular line rates and details on contracts available on application.
The article recalls a volunteer debating session titled Resolved That Capital is Favored More by Our Laws Than Labor. Linton supported the affirmative while a young orator delivered impassioned lines with a misstep in metaphors ending with the image of a greedy capitalist nursing the sheep that lays golden eggs until the well runs dry.
The Greene county anti Tuberculosis seal sale campaign reports total receipts of $507.96 from seal sales today. Individual post office receipts include Bloomfield $65.32 Miss Benald McCoy $5 Dugger $1.20 Jasonville $35.97 Linton $133.40 Peoples Trust Co $5 Tri Kappa $5 Lyons $13.95 Marco $1.02 Midland $2.10 Mineral $1 Newberry $5 Owensburg 60 cents Sandborn $1.30 Solsberry $5.60 Worthington $18.75. Today's take is about $11 less than a year ago.
Dedication services are set at Jericho Pentecostal Church three miles east of Dugger on Sunday December 12. A full program has been arranged by organizers and the public is invited to attend.
A complaint for specific performance was filed December 7, 1937, in Greene Circuit Court by Wa bash Reality and Loan Company Inc against the City of Linton. W P Hopkins company filed a suit in Greene Circuit Court December 6 against Harley Bays.
Notice to stockholders of Citizens' National Bank of Linton that the annual meeting will be held in the directors room in Linton Indiana on Tuesday Jan 11 1938 at 4 00 p m. Election of five Board of Directors for the coming year and other business to be presented. Joe E Turner Chairman of Board Clyde V Davis Secretary. Dec 15-22.
Dairy employees at thirteen state institutions oversee 632 Holstein cattle and will switch to a three times daily milking schedule. Meetings led by Thurman A. Gottschalk and with Dr. J. L. Axby approved the plan to milk before sunrise, at noon, and at nightfall once schedules are arranged.
Clinton Commercial Club members voted to aid reopening of the Bunsen No 4 mine at Universal Indiana if a three man committee can secure support from a coal jobbing company. The United States Fuel Company would own and operate the mine as a pick mine employing 125 to 200 workers. Committeemen are Raymond Gilroy and Harry and Roy Eberwine.
A called meeting of Linton lodge No 560 F A M is set for 7 50 Thursday night in the hall. Work on the M M degree will be given. As the lodge year ends all members are urged to attend. Refreshments will follow.
Benjamin H. Snyder as administrator with the will annexed presents and files his final account in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana. The January term 1937 date is set for examination by heirs creditors and legatees to show cause why the final account should not be approved.
Sinclairs led the standings but fell to Linton Municipal Golf course team as Linton M. Aikin and Son beat Daily Citizen five in handicap bowling. Roy Harbett topped scoring with 962 pins while E L Barnes and W Briggs also posted strong totals amid a night of mixed results in the local bowling loop.
Department of Commerce and Industries of Indiana orders you to cease discharging domestic sewage and industrial wastes into Bee Hunter Ditch. Pollution is deemed harmful to public health and aquatic life. Abate by January 1, 1939. notice dated December 6, 1937.
A fragment notes an Indianapolis address at 1735 North Meridian Street. The entry lacks context or event details but preserves the location reference for potential follow up.
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