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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1937
Page
4
Rates listed for single column inch 25c per additional inch. First insertion minimum 25c. Reading notices per line and obituaries and cards of thanks noted. Permanent contracts available at 35c rate upon application. Public notices and announcements in periodicals governed by display terms.
The Internal Revenue service announces that effective 1938 Old Age Pension returns will be filed quarterly rather than monthly. The first quarterly period covers January to March 1938 with due date in April. December 1937 monthly return remains due January 31, 1958. Blank forms SS1 SS2 SS2a will be mailed for preparation and filing.
A brick fireplace was demolished and a large hole gouged in Joseph Gaffney's house when a trailer truck crashed into the dwelling in Gate, New York. Months earlier the porch had been ripped away by a truck.
Ernest Stokes of Stourbridge England was fined two cents for assaulting Roland Woodhall after Woodhall spread gossip about Stokes’s wife. The incident highlights tensions from personal rumors in the community.
A Christmas tree narrates its journey from a quiet forest to a white cottage. It recalls being chosen by a boy and man, transported to a home, decorated with lights and jewels, and shared with a family inclining two cold window watchers, ending in a warm Christmas celebration.
The largest state forest in Wisconsin spans about 140000 acres in the northern region and sits around 1600 feet above sea level. It features roughly 150 lakes and a prominent role in regional forestry.
A novel arcadecasting device uses a pillowside microphone and crib loud speaker to alert nurses or mothers remotely if a baby cries or turns over. Demonstrated at the Leipzig fair, the system provides freedom of action while monitoring infants.
Two inmates missing after escape with a larger group that held church services in the cell block at Greeley Colorado jail. Local authorities search for the escapees and review security in the jail facilities.
In a quiet incident prisoners chatted with a group as they left a facility and went unnoticed. Separately church services in the cell block were banned, affecting inmate spiritual activities.
James G. Daniels, 58, of Okla. started using sodium chlorate to kill Johnson grass. A lit cigarette caused a burning match to drop on his trouser leg, igniting flames that required hospital treatment.
New York based Hunter College students favor lisle stockings amid a silk stocking boycott of Japanese goods backed by the student council. The shift reflects fashion trends and anti Japanese product protest influencing attire choices.
A traditional English plum pudding recipe using almonds currants candied peels and suet. The method includes mixing fruits with spices and bread crumbs then steaming in a floured napkin tied tight and boiled for several hours before serving with hard sauce.
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