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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1937

Page

6

Trapping Rules and Local Conditions Near Goosepond

The piece notes heavy restr ictions for fur buyers including a ten dollar Indiana fee or a hundred dollar fee elsewhere and reporting requirements to the state game and fish commission. It suggests studying hunting laws before trapping and recalls a once rich musk rat coon mink yield near Goosepond and creeks, though now diminished. It mentions a few remaining trappers and closes with a reminder of the last workday of the year.

Indiana State Game and Fish Commission

Livestock Report From Indianapolis Prices Decline Across Weights

Hogs total 8 000 with early sales steady under 225 pounds and heavier loads 25 to 50 cents lower. Lights 8.60 to 8.90, mediums 8.55 to 8.80, heavies 7.00 to 7.25. Sows 25 to 40 cents lower, bulk 6.00 to 6.40. Cattle 800 and calves 400 with steers largely bid around steady and fat cattle up to 6.25. Sheep 6,000 native lambs about 50 cents lower with bulk good to choice at 8.00 to 8.50. Slaughterer prices steady at 3.50 down and western feeds showing early weakness.

Indianapolis Ind U.P

Comeau Bay Votes Against Prohibition in First Referendum

In Comeau Bay Quebec 24 of 24 ballots opposed prohibition in the new town’s liquor referendum. No ballots supported prohibition. The vote mirrors the town’s early stance on alcohol access.

Quebec Comeau Bay Lower St. Lawrence

Granite Reformatory Band Plans Uniforms for Deputy Warden

The 42 member prison band at Mangum Oklahoma will wear black serge uniforms with gold braid and caps featuring gold ornaments. L. V. Warlick deputy warden confirms the plan as the band prepares to perform in military style attire.

Mangum Okla Granite Reformatory L. V. Warlick

Canned Fish for Cats Attracts Polish-Gbritish Interest

In Gdynia one of Poland's largest canneries is negotiating with a British import firm to supply substantial quantities of canned fish intended especially for cats, signaling a notable commercial tie in the port.

Warsaw Gdynia

Harlin Escapes Injury Wins $5 After Fox Collision

Edward Harlin did not run after an auto hit in Jacksonville Oregon. The victim was a silver fox with a value cited from 75 dollars to 2000 dollars depending on venue. Blinded by headlights the fox darted into the path of a wheel.

Jacksonville Ore U.P Edward Harlin Aece

Bucktown Community Christmas Visits and Holidays

Mr and Mrs Chester Lundy and son from Lansing Michigan visited the Pergal family. Neighbors shared Christmas dinners with Hale Rhodes Cox Padgett Browning and other families. Several trips and visits occurred among Shoptaws Bedwells Padgetts Bills and Houldsons as residents spent holidays with relatives in Indiana and nearby towns.

Chester Lundy Lansing, Mich Clarence Pergal Cleo Hale Lu Rhodes Noble Cox Nellie Hale Cletus Padgett Mendell Rosalee Jim Houldson Freda Houldson Terre Haute Hazel Stove Stove Norma Lee Bruce Cooksey Billy Cannonsburg Ervin Cooksey Thomass. Jackson Sullivan Pleasantville Carrie Critchfield Beryl Critchfield Akron William Smedley Arthur Browning Elmer Browning Anderson LaVerne Bedwell Huntington School D. H. Bedwell Emma Shoptaw Carlisle Ora Shoptaw E. L. Bates Stafford Church M. E Juanita Davidson South Bend Wekend William Jackson Charles Jackson Marian Xenia Esther Jackson Indiana University Ray Timmerman Edith Ann Bicknell Carl Jackson Norma Nickless Lorraine Bedwell Earl Page Corydon Frank Page Ralph Browning Jesse Browning Shelbyville Walter Brown Lois Hale Russell Figg Bynum Alsman Jr Warnie Hutchinson Arthur Scott Palestine, Ill Robert Scott J. W. Scott Bargersville Jimmy Dale Padgett Ralph Near Roy Parnell Buddy Harper Mary Padgett Elvin Bedwell Clyde Shake Lawson Near Henry Bovenschen Lester Craw Dlinois Lewis ‘Besier Ona Phile Indianapolis Leonard Pirtle Donald Geatches Detroit Mich Grant Wall Hughie Shonk Wilmar Owens Betty Sonny Bloomingan Clyde Hamlin Robbie Irene Maxine Rex Bloomfield Troy Marnall Jasonville Ralph Owens Phyllis Ann William Owens Arthur Clyde Mishler Bloomington Lester Crowell Junior Illinois Kenneth Kline Switz City Donald Page Floyd Hart Charles Headley White Lily Rebekah Lodge No. 726 Vicksburg Neomi Haseman Roscoe Davidson Charles Hart Etta Faye Glen Hart Letha Hart Paul Herbert Bobbitt Zada Mary Letha Marlene Floyd ‘Hart Bobbie

Social Visit List From Local Residents

Mr. and Mrs. James Hale with son Dean hosted guests. Gillet Story and son Robert joined Susan and Eliza Story. Charlie Swaby hosted visitors including Guy and Gail Smith Holl Underwood and family, Harold Terah and David Underwood, George Hobert Fern and Gail Smith, Ruby Sunsa Lee Underwood, Max Fitzpatrick Bob Boone and Speck Moore. Refreshments of plum pudding and ice cream were served.

James Hale Dean Gillet Story Robert Susan Story Eliza Charlie Swaby Guy Smith Holl Underwood Harold Terah David Underwood George Hobert Fern Gail Smith Ruby Sunsalee Underwood Max Fitzpatrick Bob Boone Speck Moore

Dog shops for candy in Edgartown mornings

Spot the cocker spaniel, owned by Dick Gilliary, visits a local Edgartown drugstore each morning to obtain chocolate bars. He accepts the candy but refuses to eat it until he gets home, a quirky habit noted by the report.

Edgartown Mass U.P Spot Dick Gillaly

Woman suffers leg injury after ladder collapse in shop

Mrs. Jessie N. Cooper, in Pasadena California, says a ladder she passed under caused a wall paperer to drop a wall and the ladder to collapse, breaking her leg and proving the superstition true for her.

Asadena Cal Jessie N. Cooper

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