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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
6
Indiana data show total area for 20 principal crops fell by 189000 acres from 1921 to 1922 excluding tomatoes melons mint and minor truck crops. Despite area drop prices rose and total value climbed about 86 percent to 55.157 million dollars with corn driving gains and winter wheat up 40,000 acres and value about 7.631 million.
A description of Japanese New Year rituals detailing pine branches placed at gateways and shrines, straw rings with decorations, and offerings to gods. It explains Toshikoshi as a busy year end festival for households with preparations and special foods symbolizing prosperity. It notes miniature offerings and bright paper leaflets bearing lucky meanings.
Frank Vanlandingham was released in Mayor Inman's court after prosecutors admitted officers failed to read the search warrant before raiding a shack near the Black Creek mine. The illicit still and accessories could not be used as evidence, leading to his release on a technicality. The rest of the text shifts to unrelated cultural notes about Japanese New Year customs and poetry.
Bedford Indiana police chief filed two suits in Lawrence circuit court to close the Moose and Eagles club houses after raids that netted a quantity of white mule. Defendants include trustees and custodians connected to both clubs. Case set for circuit court the last week in January.
Bloomington Ind, Dec 30. Water works officials announced that water pressure will be on continuously starting today after drought forced alternating day service for weeks. Recent rains replenished lakes. government gauge shows over two inches of rainfall Wednesday.
The cobbler speaks of a hammer and another last as his two best friends noting no one else will be his friend because he wants a friend. This line reflects a wary view of companionship and utility.
A concise exchange reflects on how friendship mirrors enmity with cold and fervid loyalties. The speaker notes that warm friends align with corresponding enemies, while half‑hearted relations echo mixed allegiances.
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