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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1956
Page
4
Live stock market notes at Indianapolis show hogs 180 to 240 pounds $16.75 to $17.25 and 240 to 280 pounds $16.25 to $16.75 with 120 to 160 pounds $14.00 to $15.00, few at $15.50. hogs 7,500, steady to 25 cents lower. cattle and calves about 1,200 cattle with low choice steers near $20.00 and good steers $16.50 to $19.00, calves around $? (text incomplete).
The market shows good heifers priced from 16.00 to 18.50, good and choice dealers range 19.50 to 25.00, with a few high choice and prime cattle pushing 26.00 to 27.00. This snapshot reflects current cattle pricing and dealer demand in the region.
Archie Joselyn writes of factional danger in a tense frontier tale. Oates and Running Fawn clash over loyalty as Narcissa is abducted by Indians and Kinney orders caution, fearing war. Kinney argues for a strategic rescue, while Oates seeks vengeance. Major Blake weighs options as tensions rise toward a dangerous rescue attempt.
Dr Eugene Carson Blake argues rising religious interest can spur a moral rebirth in America if channeled through local churches. He predicts greater Christian enterprise, lower crime, stronger families, and increased civic church participation, but warns vague religiosity will fade without transformation.
A fragment notes that roughly one fourth of Ireland’s population speaks Erse or Gaelic. It highlights linguistic presence in the country but provides no further context or details about regions or demographics.
A lonely wealthy San Franciscan summons a taxi driver whenever it rains to pass hours at casino games as rain fuels his fortune. He jokes about asparagus growth and asks whose deal it is while noting a secretary’s forgotten enclosures. A Boss, a girl named Tillie Moses, and a 1956 sign off Enclosed Please Find appear in the recollection.
A South Suburban Safeway Lines bus from Park Forest to Chicago hosts a commuter club that rides Monday through Friday with coffee, shaving, and a television. The $30,000 bus was refitted at a cost of $4,060 for draperies, foam seats, lockers, shavers, mirrors, TV and a refrigerator. Members pay about $29.40 monthly for guaranteed seating, card tables, and in-bus comforts to cut portal to portal time. The plan, led by Richard Palmer, aims to improve the daily ride while keeping costs similar to existing rail and car options.
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