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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
Advertising rates listed by column inch for permanent contracts and reading notices. Obituaries and cards of thanks and announcements priced at regular line rates, with one cent per word for classified ads and a minimum first insertion.
The Greene county Red Cross chapter backs plans to employ a public health nurse funded by the county. The nurse would inspect school children, advise parents, and handle general health work across the county. County Health Officer Dr Bruce Fleetwood and County Superintendent Keller support the proposal. a board meeting is planned to decide. The National Red Cross requires the nurse be highly qualified and experienced.
A Michigan constable who sent the bomb that killed three persons could receive only a life sentence under state law. The state should arrange to try such cases in another state.
Vivid reflection on the alarm clock as a painful servant and a symbol of existence. The speaker cherishes its call as proof the great city awakens and a new day begins, despite those who curse its interruption of rest. The tone blends affection with urban progress.
Dan Simms attacks centralized government and GOP blocs, decrying boards and tariffs that favor special interests. He calls for five million job cuts, abolishing useless bureaus, and tariff reductions to boost farmer purchasing power and open world markets. He urges frugality in party funding to stabilize the organization.
The British whaling industry peaked at the end of the eighteenth century and declined thereafter as Scandinavian and American interests dominated. A Scots whaler once landed blubber and whalebone worth £11,000, a sum that would equal about £120,060 today in whalebone value.
Government names film actress Lillian Gish as star witness in a perjury case against lawyer Charles H. Duell. Alleged perjury relates to a suit over management of Miss Sh.
Washington reports figures from Secretary of War Davis and Admiral Eberle showing 121,614 enlisted men and 6,045 officers plus 276 army nurses killed in World War I. Navy losses included 114,685 enlisted and 4,807 officers. Data span 1917 to 1921 Army and 1917 to 1918 Navy.
Indianapolis markets report June 3 with hops receipts 7,500 and prices up to 14.70 for common to choice, cattle receipts 900 steady with steers 6 to 9.50, sheep 300 steady with lambs 12 to 15.50, calves 1,400 weak top 14, eggs 26 to 27 cents, poultry hens 25 cents, Leghorns 25, turkeys 28 to 29, ducks 15 to 16.
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