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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1928
Page
4
Chief of Police notified of burglary at Weber Bros. Lyons drug store last night. Thieves forced a rear window and stole $250 to $300 worth of holiday goods and sun dries. No money taken. scattered goods and minor damage. Authorities suspect amateur thieves with no crew.
Two more large truck loads of provisions and clothing were sent to Bicknell today by the local relief committee. The goods will be distributed to needy families tomorrow. A goodwill meeting will be held in Bicknell Saturday evening and all clients are invited to attend.
Mrs Emma Trent of Worthington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Delano Rose. Mrs J F Lindley arrives from Mooresville to visit her mother Mrs Jesse Rector.
The Elks crow supper Saturday night drew many out of town members and locals. Fifty four Republican signers of the contract were fed by as many Democrats and both the program and the cats were enjoyed. The next crow feed is set for November 19 1982 with the same volunteers hoping for another good turnout.
David D. Terhune traveled to Los Angeles to spend Christmas with his family. His mother Mrs. T J Terhune is reported seriously ill with diabetes and in a fragile condition.
Mark Haseman remains confined at home due to complications from a recently pulled tooth. He reports considerable trouble and limited mobility as he recovers, with no further medical updates available.
Frsil Stewart is reported ill with a strong flu that doctors say could develop into pneumonia. Residents are advised to rest, hydrate, and seek care if breathing becomes difficult or fever persists.
City hospital releases an update stating that no new patients are admitted today. No changes in bed occupancy or emergency department status are noted. Local health officials say the facility remains at typical capacity.
A brief clippings-style line from The Clarionman notes a mother teaching her son that goodness comes from God and that a mother's guidance helps him understand. The message centers on faith and maternal influence in shaping virtue.
Fragmentary clipping notes aroma and judging, claiming blindfolded tasting exposes the best cigars in the world. Text is garbled but suggests a Nashville banner reference and bold claim about quality.
From pioneer days to mid 19th century Indiana communities faced high death rates due to labor, harsh diets, unsanitary conditions, and primitive medicine. Doctors carried few drugs such as calomel and opium, relying on whiskey and brandy as mainstays in rough practice.
Joe Saltis, reputed beer baron and fugitive, has surrendered to the United States government in Chicago. He had avoided arrest after being ordered to serve sixty days for gun-toting nearly seven months ago.
Indiana attorney general Arthur L. Gilliam announced he will join the law firm of Pickens, Davidson, Gause and Pickens in Indianapolis after leaving office January 1. The firm will be renamed Pickens, Davidson, Gause, Gilliam and Pickens.
The earliest crude cotton seed oil extractions in the United States occurred in Natchez Mississippi in 1847 and New Orleans the same year but failed practically. The first workable foothold appeared in Providence Rhode Island in 1845 marking the industry’s start.
Local coverage notes a dispute over bronze statues where most are slender today, suggesting changes in how famous figures are commemorated versus historic banquet traditions. The piece cites New Chistle region observers and notes ongoing public interest.
Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor-elect Harry G. Leslie received license plate number one for his car in 1929. Secretary of State Otto G. Fifield approved other low numbers upon request, with Fred C. Gardner assigned two and John C. Ruckelshaus assigned three.
Beethoven originally inscribed his third symphony to Napoleon believing him a champion of human rights. When Napoleon crowned himself emperor, Beethoven tore the title page from the manuscript and cast it to the floor.
A fragment notes how scent perception shifts from bottle testing to wear. The text contrasts sniffing at purchase with lingering aroma on skin and hints at lasting impressions beyond initial sniff.
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