21 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
1
An anonymous Indiana coal operator endorses a plan backed by Black Diamond and Chicago Journal of Commerce to stabilize the industry. The scheme envisions annual contracts on an assigned car basis, with minable supply booked for consumers who store coal to cover summer and winter needs.
Sandborn Indiana schedules a farmers institute on Friday February 23 with a full day of music by school groups and glee clubs and a series of addresses by Prof. R A Ogg on topics including Some Things My Failures Have Taught Me and Legumes. Mrs Inez Richardson Canan discusses Household Decorations and Household Efficiency Equipment and Methods. A parent teachers booster meeting is slated for February 22 at 7 p m.
A discussion outlines binding coal purchase terms, forbidding shipment suspensions and supplier switching even when cheaper options exist. Proposals include an open season from March 15 to May 16 for mine repairs, contract readjustments, and testing, with no shipment restrictions during those months. extending the contract period from May 15 to March 15.
A coal train wreck on the Monon branch west of the city halted mining operations as miners’ trains failed to reach the mines today. All mines on the western Monon line remain idle and barber shops closed Thursday.
Burlington Iowa letter from Mrs Ralph Gail describes irregular periods and emotional distress eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the product as a remedy for common women ailments and urges others to try it for relief and regularity.
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