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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1926
Page
1
Community leaders urge residents to spend money at home to boost Linton’s commercial welfare. They stress that employment agencies and local businesses rely on social unity and coordinated effort. Strong support for local merchants and professionals is framed as essential for ongoing progress and regional prosperity.
The Boy Scouts of Troop No 2 met at the Saron Reformed church last night with 21 present. Three new members were inducted into the troop. A short talk was given by the scoutmaster.
Twenty seven Greene County dairy farmers join five Prosperity Cow Clubs in Bloomfield Switz City Linton Worthington and Jasonville with bank help. Clubs provide feeding guidance and farm sheets to track milk weight versus feed cost monthly. Blue Valley Creamery Institute compiles data to identify profitable cows and expand dairy profits with minimal extra work. Banks in each town support the program.
In Washington Congressman John P. Hill introduces a bill to tighten prohibition enforcement. In Rome Pope Pius praises Mussolini as protected by Divine Providence. Alanson B. Houghton, U.S. ambassador to England, is guarded on return due to threats. Prince Christopher of Greene, brother of the late King Constantine, arrives in New York for a visit.
The body of William A. Adams, 65, longtime trapper and hunter, was recovered yesterday on the Howard Keach cabin land near Bedford five miles southwest of town. He had not been seen since Friday, was found submerged with his left arm on the boat, and carried $31. A searching party including Hovey Kern, Charles Gaines, Harry Voris and Mose Kern located him. Two muskrats were in the boat. Adams was a well known farmer in the area and spent years trapping fur bearing animals in winter.
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