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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1946

Page

2

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Mrs. Dot Glenn, Mrs. Lena Goodman, and the Goodman family visited Lyons and Linton acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Embert Wright of Indianapolis called on the Goodmans. Calvin Stormes of Linton and Jess Price hosted guests. The Heart Sisters club reorganized at Mrs Nellie Ellis, with Ollie Goodman and Nile Price in Bloomfield Monday.

Wis Dot Glenn gMiry Leo Schantz All Lyons Flem Goodman Lena Goodman May Cunningham Linton Embert Wright Indianapolis Calvin Stormes Jess Price Heart Sisters Club Nellie Ellis Ollie Goodman Nile Price Bloomfield

Evansville former police chief Harry R. Anderson dies at 55

Harry R. Anderson 55, former Evansville police chief, Vanderburgh County clerk, and deputy sheriff, dies. Rites set for Saturday with burial in Newburgh. In Indianapolis Clyde E. Whitehill re-elected president of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce for another year by board vote. Governor Ernest Gruening to speak at Indiana University Bloomington Monday on Alaska as a world crossroads. Notre Dame President Rev. John J. Cavanaugh named to civilian board advising War Department on military personnel selection and training.

Evansville Harry R. Anderson Vanderburgh Newburgh Indianapolis Clyde E. Whitehill Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Bloomfield Ernest Gruening Alaska Indiana University South Bend John J. Cavanaugh University of Notre Dame War Department Washington

Poisonous Plants Threaten Livestock Health in Warm Months

Poisonous flora pose a constant risk to livestock, with spring and summer months increasing exposure and potential health problems for herds. Ranchers are urged to monitor forage and water sources for toxic plants and seek veterinary help if symptoms appear.

Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan

Winter evenings invite families to reflect on the past year and plan the coming one. The text urges careful planning across farming and business, noting opportunities, purchases, and efficiency. Swift & Company emphasizes planning, diversifying, and record keeping to increase earnings.

Swift & Company

Time to Save Time in Farm Work and Livestock Handling

L S Hardin urges farmers to simplify tasks and rework routines to cut 15 to 50 percent of labor. Examples include hog care, milking, watering, and haymaking improvements, plus comparing top and bottom line costs in the livestock meat trade and Swift’s low profit share to producers.

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Swift & Company Profit Focus In Meat Packing

The text outlines Swift & Company’s business philosophy of saving to earn, noting fierce competition with 26 000 slaughterers on both sides of livestock buying and selling. It emphasizes efficiency, waste elimination, and planning to process and distribute over six and a half billion pounds of meat annually to maintain profit margins.

Swift & Company

Red Wagon film promotes cattle industry romance

Hollywood produced full color 16 mm sound film Red Wagon runs 45 minutes on location of early cattle business. No rental charge, pay express one way. For classrooms or clubs, request early from Swift & Company Public Relations Chicago 9 Illinois.

RED Wagon Swift & Company Chicago 9 Illinois

Soda Bill Sez: workers die young thinkers live long

A satirical column mocks a bill on labor and health, arguing that longevity hinges on mind over muscle and that brains endure as long as their weakest thought remains weak. The piece uses wry aphorisms to critique political rhetoric and worker welfare.

Martha Logan Recip e for Roast Turkey

Place a stuffed turkey on a rack in an open pan and roast in a 325 F oven. Use weight based times such as 8 pounds for 214 hours and 12 pounds for 3 hours. Includes stuffing mix with sausage, eggs, milk, bread crumbs, onion, salt, parsley, and celery. mix and pour over egg mixture.

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