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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
4
Heavy sleet covered roads and sidewalks as Indiana endured a winter skidding day with glassy streets in Linton. President Coolidge urged temporary tax cuts and lower war preparedness spending in a congressional message read today.
The Greene Circuit Court action by Robert Norris against William Norris and others seeks to quiet title to the east half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 27, Township 8 North, Range 7 West, Greene County Indiana. Defendants unnamed residents are believed unknown. appearance day set for January 20, 1947, with notice published for defendants to appear by November 46, 1946 term in Bloomfield Indiana.
The Veterans Administration region reports 227 automobiles provided to amputees and 113,875 veterans in Illinois and northern Indiana receiving pensions or compensation. About 250 more amputees await cars. 1038 disabled veterans filed for the free auto by Dec 6 with 785 approved.
Greene County Board of Commissioners will receive bids December 23 1946 at 10 AM for metal sewer pipe for highway use. Bidders must file proposal bonds and affidavits as required by law. The board may reject any or all bids. Witnessed by Auditor A W McLaughlin December 11 1946.
The I Miller store on Chestnut street announces an all men shopping event tomorrow evening to exclude women in skirts, inviting male customers to avoid competing with female shoppers in a special men only session.
An 11 year old Des Moines boy Gilbert Stotler boarded a streamliner to Texas to see a real cowboy. He slipped from county juvenile quarters after fears of trouble with local youths and wandered Fort Worth. He told detectives he is ready to go home and does not want jail.
Florence M. Todd filed a Greene Circuit Court petition to fix her birth time and place. The hearing is set for December 17, 1946, with clerk Frank A. Lenning noting the date December 10, 1946.
Indiana University asked the 1947 Indiana General Assembly budget committee for a $25.8 million operating and building plan for the next two years. Dr. Herman B. Wells cited GI bill veterans driving enrollments rising from 4 000 prewar to about 13 000 with 8 000 veterans.
Dr Wells outlined a budget plan exceeding 13 million dollars for a permanent building program. About 8 million will fund the Bloomington campus with the remaining portion allocated to the medical campus in Indianapolis for facilities improvements and faculty support.
In memory of Lt. Milford O. Bingham who died in Germany on December 11 1943. The mourning family recalls his sacrifice and their sorrow at his final goodbye. The poem is signed by Mother Father Sister Brothers and Wife.
Correction shows Fay Goodman versus John L. Goodman. The defendant requested a change of venue from Greene county in the divorce matter.
Hogs 7,000 with steady to strong activity. 160-250 lb hogs 24.00 with some at 24.25. 250-275 lb at 23.85. 275 lb and up mostly 23.50. 100-160 lb hogs 23.25-23.75. sows 20.50-21.50. Cattle 1,300. calves 400. Steer and yearling trade slow. most offerings weak to 25 lower. some small lots of choice steers to 30.00.
The market shows mixed quotes across cattle and lambs with all time high notes for some beef tiers. Steers and heifers range from 11.25 to 22.00 for common to good grades, vealers and good beef above 29.00, cows 8.50 to 15.50, and lambs showing gains with fat lambs up about 50 over prior.
Advertising copy promotes Ru-Ex Compound as an inexpensive home remedy for rheumatic arthritis neuritis and pains. It urges a two week supply mixed with water and lemon juice, claiming fast relief within 48 hours with a money back guarantee if no improvement. Sold by Hamilton Drug and drug stores everywhere.
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