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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1929
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices in Indiana for various terms and the ad rates for single columns, reading notices, and permanent contracts. Obituaries, cards of thanks, and social announcements have non-news rates, with classified ads at one cent per word and a minimum.
Pauls Valley Oklahoma Dee 24. A V Goodpasture, in business since 1899, says he will be selling harness 26 years from now. Automobiles have become common but his shop keeps halters bridles and reins for valley farmers. He adds leather goods and a boot shop.
Helena Arkansas December 24 Judge A L Hitching presided over a single day court granting 38 divorces and refusing none in a record breaking session that highlights a surge in divorce actions.
BL Kellogg former Secretary of State arrives in Chicago on December 20 from Washington. His destination is St Paul Minnesota, his native city. He says Sino Russian hostilities do not endanger the peace pact he authored.
Appointed by President Hoover the commission will conduct a nationwide survey on significant social changes in national life. Four men will serve, with Charles F. Meriam of the University of Chicago as chairman.
Mrs Mary Benjamin widow of David Benjamin pioneer resident of Greene County died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Walter Danely in Worthington at age eighty nine. Survived by two sons and three daughters Elmer Benjamin of Tennessee Emmett Benjamin of Bicknell Mrs Spencer Dyer East Columbus Mrs Link Hosey Texas and Mrs Walter Danely Worthington Funeral arrangements not completed and will be announced later.
News brief from Swhretwater Tennessee reports Emma Clark, a Black nurse, and her daughter Zelma died after reheating greens cooked in a brass kettle Friday and warmed over Sunday.
Indianapolis market reports show hog receipts at 6,000 with holdovers 205 and prices up to 15 2 for 160 pound hogs. Cattle receipts 700 with calves 350. steers steady, early sales around 11 3, heifers to 12 75, cows 7 to 9, cutters 56 50. Dealers steady, hog and cattle trends point to higher close.
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