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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1923
Page
4
Chicago reports a coal market downturn with a 65 percent drop in tonnage since Christmas. Officials urge consumers to stock reserves as cold weather boosts some orders. Projected yearly output around 540 million tons, the war years saw higher figures. anthracite and other coal types show mixed demand and prices.
Mrs Eleanor Caroline Reddick Buskirk widow of William H Buskirk Sr will hold open house New Year afternoon at her Bloomington home one mile north to celebrate her 100th birthday month She was born January 22 1824 in Stokes County North Carolina and moved to Monroe County with her parents in the early 1830s where she lived most of her life
In Schenectady New York John Rifton a farmer near Alplaus says his flock of 100 chickens was sold for seven dollars each without his or the buyer’s knowledge. He found a wallet with seven hundred dollars in the coop later that morning and hopes thieves will leave fat pocketbooks in coops again.
Fragmentary note indicates Miss Veda White is ill with appendicitis. The garbled text suggests medical concern and possible hospital care, but specific details such as date, location, or treatment are not provided.
The ministry notes that pensions granted to widows of former husbands based on wartime service amount to part of a broader pension system. The report reveals that about two of every five men who enlisted during hostilities have received some form of pension or gratuity.
Miss Mary Laubach daughter of Prof and Mrs M L Laubach of South Seventh street spent holidays at home from Linton Indiana where she teaches school entertaining several young women with musical numbers and later refreshments at her home yesterday afternoon in Terre Haute Star.
An article examines matrilineal kinship among Alaska Natives, noting reckoning through the mother and maternal uncles for guidance and inheritance. It describes totems and facial and body art reflecting the mother's family, making paternal lineage tracing nearly impossible.
Prometheus, son of Iapetus and Clymene, chained to a Caucasus rock as an eagle fed on his liver each day. Other myths name him creator of humans from earth and water, either before or after the Deluge, while some view him as a figure of enduring pessimism tested by fate and wisdom.
Lost Ford on rim with three cover. reward from J. C. Fritz at Auburn Ash office. Call Frank Dean for hauling. team or truck. phone 431. For sale two cast cook stove 15 dollars two cast ranges second hand stoves and radiators Chapman. phone 109. For rent two furnished rooms for light housekeeping close in no children 279 East Vincennes St.
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