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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1929
Page
2
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Canada moves from absolute prohibition to government controlled liquor sales. Ontario reverts to restricted sale after ten years of prohibition. Nova Scotia also abandons the old law in favor of control. Prime Minister Ferguson’s Conservatives win large majorities. Prince Edward Island remains with prohibition. The shift reflects dissatisfaction with prior laws and a practical temperance approach.
The ascent to a 100 story Metropolitan Life building follows a line of famed towers from 28 story Manhattan Life to 50 story Metropolitan Tower and 57 story Woolworth. The proposed tower would house about 30 000 workers and worsen Fifth Avenue congestion with traffic often crawling between 30th and 70th streets.
The agriculture department reports farm conditions nationwide are generally excellent. Despite dry weather and high prices, the farming outlook is positive with diversification aiding stability. The farming press in the Midwest opposes alarmist relief talk, urging view of farming as a solvent, growing industry with improved prospects for the year.
Roger Babson’s December Forum retells a Maine born man’s caravan from small town life to the metropolis and back via California Texas and Florida. The wanderer seeks Easy Street but learns lasting happiness comes from earning a path rather than chasing wealth or status.
Santa Claus calls for discarded toys to be used in Christmas effort. Parents urged to clean and prepare items for delivery to children in need. Local supporters Mary Letsinger, Vernon Edward Jaberg, Jack Walton, Gertrude Ann Turner, and Joe Turner contributed toys Saturday.
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