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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1929

Page

2

New Jersey Poultry Farmers See Profits Amid Crop Shifts

At a national bankers convention Dr Von Kleinsmid cites 800000 abandoned farms signaling agricultural revolution. Eastern growers transform farms into kitchen market gardens supplying big cities with produce. NJ data show layers yield 132.5 eggs, pullets 157.5, feed costs $2.40 per bird, egg price 46.33c, net $2.77 per bird before mortality and taxes.

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Rural Advertising Push Aims To Help Farmers Market Goods

Michigan State College of Agriculture launches a farm advertising course to teach farmers how to sell products directly, connect producer and consumer, and create markets where none seem to exist. The program argues advertising is the cheapest way to establish markets and relief for farmers.

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Speed Limits Lifted Not Reducing Deaths

A writer's theory that high speed traffic was not dangerous is challenged by Cleveland raising its speed limit from 25 to 38 mph. Since the change, automobile fatalities nearly doubled, suggesting the old limits may have helped reduce deaths.

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Miners Organizing Committee backs Lewis in district vote

The District 11 United Mine Workers assembly at Terre Haute adopted a resolution denouncing District 12 leaders for wage cuts and graft while praising John L. Lewis for exposing corruption. They condemn nonunion coal operators and pledge support to Lewis to clean up District No. 12, with copies to the UMW Journal and press.

United Mine Workers of America United Mine’ Workers of America Indiana Illinois Ilinois District No. 12 Virginia District No 12 District No. 11 John S. Lewis United Mine Workers Journal Daily Press Eee Committee of District No Terre Haute Tncicates Tom Shay P Clinton Ind Fin.-Lee Joseph J. Limko North Terre Haute Pearl Minett Carl Donie Linton

Stick to old speed limits for a while, proposal hints

A cautious proposal suggests returning to former speed limits temporarily to gauge road safety and driver behavior. Officials weigh potential benefits and public acceptance as a transitional measure before any long term changes.

Delusion of Armament and the Arms Race Critique

In 1927 Coolidge proposed a three power naval conference arguing that arms parity among nations does not guarantee security. The piece condemns the belief that arming leads to freedom, noting disarmament does not stop war and that the strongest force still prevails in all nations.

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Sure Way to Stop Night Coughs

An advertised prescription named Thoxine promises relief from night coughs within 15 minutes. Marketed as safe for the whole family, it is sold in 35c, 60c, and $1.00 bottle sizes with a money back guarantee from all druggists.

Not So Easy An Aimetrienn In Paris Arrival

A fragment recalls a tale of travel ambition with a Frenchman landing in New York at two o clock in the afternoon and seeking a quick trip to Chicago and back before night, illustrating comic impatience with distance and time.

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Car references urge purchase of autos to curb homelessness

A Sioux City Tribune note cites Europe where officials suggest buying automobiles to avoid homelessness. The office group asserts that owning cars would reduce reliance on housing, reflecting a controversial stance on social issues.

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