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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

2

Classified Ad Rates and Submission Notes

Classified advertisement rates are listed, with three cents per word and no discount for multiple insertions. Minimum charge is sixty cents, with ads accepted until 10:00 A.M. for same day publication. The Daily Citizen reserves the right to reject deceptive or misleading ads and requires ads to be accompanied by payment or a new account.

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Man Spends 3 Days Locked in Box Car

64 year old Robert V. Newport of Uniontown Pennsylvania spent three days locked in a box car near Frankfort Indiana. He endured three days without food while traveling from Bellefontaine Ohio to Indianapolis before being found by a Pennsylvania Railroad employee and released by a railroad detective.

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First US union label appears in San Francisco

The first union label in the United States debuted in San Francisco in 1874 and was adopted by the Cigar Makers International Union. The earliest postage stamps were issued in Britain in 1840 under Sir Rowland Hill’s administration.

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Gambler Whirter plots raid with Sioux and whiskey

Whirter and Jenkyn plot to free Whirter and loot guns and whiskey for a swift upriver raid against gold camps. They seek Sioux aid while Rawls is undermined, planning a land push from Pomp's Pillar and a controlled surrender of valuables to fund the expedition.

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Peach Origins Traced to China, Study Finds

A new study supports the belief that the peach originated in China, tracing its domestication and spread through ancient trade routes. Researchers highlight genetic evidence linking modern varieties to early Chinese cultivars and note subsequent diffusion along the Silk Road and into neighboring regions.

Adams takes high profile role in Eisenhower administration

Governor Sherman Adams of New Hampshire is picked as presidential assistant and chief of staff designate, with duties including adviser to the President, liaison to Congress, and potential overseas missions. Defense spending faces tight constraints as Pentagon fights to cut without shrinking forces amid rapid tech progress. Air Force crashes worry officials, while food costs are expected to hold steady with shifts in meat and produce availability.

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Transvancore Rule: Women Heirs and Guardians of Family Treasure

In Transvancore province India women are recognized as heirs to property and guardians of the family purse reflecting a matrilineal inheritance norm. The role elevates female authority in asset control and household finances within local customs.

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Farmers Tips and Agro Advice from Greene County Agent

Office of Arthur Haseman provides agricultural tips on pasture management woodlot dangers and the value of open pasture. Address requests for Farmers 1952 Income Tax bulletin. Note breeding ewes gain 25 to 35 pounds. winter pasture with rye wheat or bluegrass plus legume hay for strong lambs.

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Notice to Non-Residents in Indiana Divorce Case

Greene County Greene Circuit Court November Term 1952 action by Thomas R. Sims against Doris Marie Simos non resident defendant required to appear January 30 1953 at Bloomfield Court House to answer or demur. Clerk Frankie Justus Jr Beasley & Beasley attorneys.

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Farm Advice and Preparations for Early 1950s Livestock and Crops

Moderately early maturing in this area. Ensure bred ewes are not wool blind and shear as needed. Maintain constant fresh water, keep salt and minerals for sows and fattening hogs. Yearling dairy heifers need legume hay and grass silage with no grain until 90 days before freshening. Plan spring trees now by ordering from State Nurseries. Check the brooder house for repairs. Chicks brooded before March 1 yield higher profit. buy by quality. Do not store machinery with livestock to avoid grease related X disease. Start thinking of New Years resolutions, like a better kept farm record book than in 1952.

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