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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1938
Page
5
Classified page details ad rates per word, minimum insertion, and policies. Includes feed store notice with delivery, a market pitch by Jeff Wields, Marco Grain Co, and sale offer for animal feed and straw with contact 581-W.
An increasing number of conservation clubs will raise quail and pheasants for local release next year. In 1958, 149 clubs released over 27 thousand birds via broaders meeting Division of Inland Game specifications, with clubs receiving funds per bird reared.
Livestock market summary from Indianapolis shows hogs mixed with holdovers higher, lighter weights steady to firm with lights at 7.75 and mediums near 7.75 to 7.90, heavies 5.95 to 6.99. Cattle calves and sheep trade mostly steady with bulk sales 7.25 to 9.25, cows and heifers steady, vealers up 50 cents to 10.50, lambs firm, early limb sales steady with marquotable quotes to 9.25.
Sally expects Dan Reynolds at her birthday party after Corey promises to bring him. Corey doubts Dan, sees him as weak, and believes Sally will realize Reynolds cannot fit their crowd. Sally bears guilt over Reynolds accident and uses the party to test his place in her life.
Charles A. Grove, gas stove expert, died in Marion Ind after asphyxiation from a gas heater hose connection near his bed. Coroner Asher Huff ruled the leak caused the death and Grove was found in bed. A card in Grove’s chat offered quick service for gas stove connections.
Calf GR Research workers of the Federal Writers Project uncovered a 19th century record describing an attempted water crossing in San Francisco Bay. Rowlands reportedly disembarked from a steamboat and wore homemade canoe-shoes, with no sign of his body found by sunset.
William Walker aged 17 became fascinated by a buffalo at the San Francisco Zoo on a visit to the city. He reached out to pat the animal and was kicked twice in the nose, suffering injuries but no serious harm.
A longtime Daily Citizen reader Mrs. Edgar Milles phoned to renew her subscription. She said she has received the Citizen for thirty two years.
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