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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1946
Page
4
Indianapolis livestock report shows hogs active with higher prices, including several lots of choice barrows and gilts up 25 to 50. Cattle and calves active with steady tone, loads of choice cattle around 25.25 per 100 pounds, and assorted weights of good to prime offerings. Canner and cutter ranges and beef cow values noted with steady to firmer quotes.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co will equip 1.3 million Chicago subscribers with dial phones by 1954. Half of the telephones are already automatically operated.
Wyoming health and nutrition committee warns about 8 657 people in the state should avoid toothaches. Based on population figures these individuals represent two counties without dentists.
Eleven year old Donald Morris blind boy is enrolled in the Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee after being adopted by the Altus Lions Club The club will fund his school clothes and spending money for the trip and tuition article notes the Lions Club support in this young student’s first day at school
A first reported coyote sighting in Indiana ends with a female coyote killed near Goshen. The animal weighed 29 pounds, highlighting a species typically found in the Great Plains.
The United States bought over 500000 bales of Australian wool in the four months ending October 31, becoming the largest foreign buyer. Other major purchasers included the United Kingdom France Belgium Italy Sweden and China.
Cap'n Jesse Holbrook, veteran whaling skipper of New Bedford, may own the record for the most whales taken in one voyage with 54. Burglars failed to crack a 350-pound safe at Broadway Chevrolet Co. and stole a new half-ton truck loaded with the safe.
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