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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

Page

3

Big Production Seen As Starting Says Sloan Jr

Alfred P. Sloan Jr, president of General Motors, told a New York audience that years of large production are just beginning and that 8,390,600 automobiles will be needed for 1980 replacements. In a separate local report, the Shepherd family in Bloomfield hosted their annual Christmas dinner, with relatives from Washington and Fairplay townships, Pinkneyville, Bedford, and surrounding areas attending and gifts exchanged.

Alfred P. Sloan Jr General Motors New York MIM Navy Citizmny Lyons Shepherd Washington Fairplay Bloomfield Newton Shepherd J. G. Moore Mi Ahd Dencil Shepherd Sor. Clifford Rairplay Township Delbert Shepherd Delbert ,Jr Cletus Shepherd Washington Township Fb. FE. Stalcup Helen John N. Shepherd Oliver . Bloomer Edgar Olan Ida Nloomer Paul Waggoner Lex Mears Pinkneyville, Lh Clovis Sloop Joe Wagoner Nevil ‘Wapproner Mike ‘Oqual Leonard Fields Bedford Jand Ralph ‘Nichelson Sandborn Cot. Nichelson Jesse Schantz Walter Harwood John Benham Helen Frye Puriue University Otho Vance ‘Sappenfiel Louis: Chaney Indiana’ University Princess Brown Katherine Frye Indianapollig David Stein And Anderson Aoe Max Miss. Clifford Peat Clyde Louisville Hunter and Son Jace Bicknell Ie ‘Norris Miv Lsat Rairden Ednesday Tind Henry Fields Hiriain ‘Fields John Orville Bowker Willian Leys Wal

Dear TM Old Noah Bell Cont From A Green New London

The fragment appears unreadable and fragmented with missing context and names. No coherent event or details can be reliably summarized into a dated news item.

Old Noah Bell New London Noah Marigold Holly E.G New London Conn

Excavations Map Babylon City Size After 1899 Work

Expeditions traced the outer wall of ancient Babylon after Deutsche Orient Gesellschaft began in 1899. The effort shows the city covered about 12 square miles in area based on the excavations and surveys conducted.

Babylon Deutsche Orient Gesellschaft

Earliest Railroad Tunnel Work Began and First Train

The text describes the initial tunneling work on an early railway project known as the Manchester Sheffield and Wentworth line, noting that the first train passed through in December and that the tunnel was part of the Great Central Division of the London and Northeastern system.

Dinnel worlWarst Pailaadj Throw ‘Hell Syhitt Manchester, Shefield, & Wancenshire Allway Hig Great Central

Cue Chama Ralph Greenleaf Crowned World Billiard Champion

Ralph Greenleaf of New York wins the world pocket billiard title after a high victory over Erwin Rudolph of Chicago in Detroit Michigan on December 20. Greenleaf traverses a decisive semifinal and final to claim the championship.

Ralph Greenleaf New York Erwin ‘Rudolph Chicapo Detroit Mich

Rental Consolation Cheer Ups

Farm and Wireside offers a consoling verse about resilience despite humble beginnings. The quatrain refrains from bitter boasting, suggesting perseverance and practical optimism amid modest means.

Teacher’s remark on that that that that that boy used

The teacher explains the sentence about that that that that that boy used, clarifying which that is the subject and which is the determiner. The explanation identifies the five that occur in sequence and which role each plays in the clause.

Wouldn't They If Friends Didn't Have Faults

A quip from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes that conversations drift when friends lack faults, leaving people with little to discuss. The witty line suggests flaws provide relatable topics and banter fuel.

Cincinnati Enavirer

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