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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
2
In Indiana city of Khttered in the Lintot area, publisher Otters Cithaeh Building announces subscription rates. Per year five fifty dollars by mail within Indiana six months two dollars three months one dollar. Outside Indiana one year four dollars dot? monthly two eighty.
Advertising rates listed for a single column inch at 4 34 cents. subsequent insertions at 2 due to a misprint. Reading notices and notices of advertisements charged at 10 cents per line unusable. Announcements not of purely social or news characters priced at regular line rates. Permanent contracts available on application.
Indiana farm bulletin No. 413 from Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station summarizes 15 years of swine breeding and management research. Findings show medium condition sows at breeding yield better farrowing results, with optimal exercise and feeding. Corn and wheat-based rations, plus a simple mineral mix, produced superior gains. practical guidance applies to Indiana and the Midwest.
Central Press Columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Congress must convene to gauge relief cuts. He warns against perpetual commissions and predicts WPA will not be liquidated despite calls for austerity. Lawmakers urge economy while seeking funds for home districts.
A compact editorial skirmish page mocks politicians and public figures from Roosevelt to Hitler. It notes a Hungarian duelist motto about publicity, lampoons liquor baron tales, and highlights a New Yorker boast of mailing 70,000 editor letters. Postmaster Farley travels Europe. The piece pokes at American views of Europe and the Great White Father title in Washington.
Central press columnist Charles P. Stewart cautions Roosevelt may misjudge South American affairs after his Buenos Aires visit. He recalls experiences with Argentine livestock diseases and criticizes U S quarantine policies, arguing the need for accurate, fact based views.
William Ritt contends European statesmen seek advantage in looming conflict while Europe arms with flashy uniforms and distant bravado. The columnist riffs on war fatigue, economic worries, and U.S. politics as Spain inches toward a broader clash, suggesting a world war rehearsal undercut by satire.
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