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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
2
Rates listed for advertising including per inch and per word charges. Reading notices and obituaries follow regular rates. Permanent contracts available upon application. Classified section shows one cent per word with a minimum per insertion and social notices priced separately.
The editor argues that newspaper advertising is expanding rapidly in cities like Linton and nationwide. Factors include print value recognition and a shift from sensationalism to informative ads, presenting advertising as a service to buyers and making shopping easier for the average housewife.
Mr Allard Thomas of 234 Michigan Avenue Hammond asserts Konjola cured his stomach troubles. He reports relief from gas belching digestion now normal appetite and weight gain after one bottle. The product is sold at Hamilton's Drug Store in Linton and by regional druggists.
An advertisement claims KONJOLA COLD COMPOUND tablets provide relief to thousands of cold sufferers yearly. It asserts the product is of the same high quality as Konjola and stresses serious nature of colds even in mild cases.
John L. Stewart announces the marriage of his daughter Madge R. Stewart to Fred Goble of Coalmont at Elkhart on December 24. The Rev. F Pribley read the ceremony. Madge is a Union High School grad Class of '28 and a musician. Fred attended Teachers College after high school. They reside at 12471 Elder St South Bend Indiana.
Hinestine Bledsoe of Indianapolis visits friends in Dugger with Mr and Mrs John Critchfield and daughters Funice and Nancy Jane They returned to Terre Haute Thursday They stayed with Mrs Critchfield's sister Mrs Evert Taylor and family and her mother Mrs Allen Raines
Public invited to a weekly supper at the UW church basement each Saturday from 4 to 6 o clock. Chicken menu offered at three cents per spoonful with proceeds benefiting the church.
Miss Jenie MeChristie of Thomington spends the week with her parents Mr and Mrs James McChristie. Miss Elizabeth McChristie, now in Chicago, returns to work after Christmas visit. Sophia Kate and Tickie Scholl visit Mrs W J Scholl’s parents in Lafayette as Mr and Mrs Ingleman celebrate their golden anniversary this week. Mrs Manuel Stevens of Houston returns after a week with her parents. Rev and Mrs Cr Alexander host guests, the Fonivelt family, as elder Alexander retires from the Methodist ministry in Indianapolis.
Kenneth Larue spends the holidays in Indianapolis with his mother and sisters. Earl Kellar of Chicago and Clarence Kellar of Carlisle return home for Christmas break. Purdue student John Benham and Louis Chaney from A. A. visit for five weeks. Aura Foster and Otha Baldinge of Bloomington join Sunday guests Mrs. W. Tl. Benham and others. Junior Mease, Clyde Ashbaugh of Bloomfield visit with families. Will Richardson and Ott Richardson host dinner with the Foster family.
Dean Terhune of Rural Route 1 was able to leave the hospital today according to the daily hospital report.
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