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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
6
The article extols Walier's Enterprise Flour as ideal for wedding cakes. It stresses high quality milled hard wheat, urging usage for all baking. It claims cost efficiency and reliability, urging cooks to use Enterprise for memorable results.
Indianapolis June 8 Mayor John L Duvall vetoed the daylight saving ordinance passed by the city council. He argued moving up the clock is unnecessary and would cause hardship to many businesses and individuals. Proponents hope a two thirds council vote can override.
Karl D. Chambers, a New York consulting research engineer, told the Society of Automotive Engineers in French Lick Springs that headlight glare causes deaths and accidents. He urged legislation requiring complementary colored headlights with blue or orange light and corresponding windshield screens to improve night driving safety.
Jeffersonville Indiana June 3 four unmasked men allegedly grabbed John Ballard a Blue Lick farmer tied a noosed rope to his neck for half an hour held him on tiptoes and threatened him with shotguns then released him with a warning to leave the county Ballard says he has a feud with John Reed who owns a nearby farm and suspects Secret Service officers threatened him with retaliation but prosecutors found no evidence tying anyone to the crime and filed no charges
An Indianapolis dealer and Allied Coal and Material Company announced a 50 cent per ton retail price increase for Pocahontas coal across all grades except mine run and a 25 cent per ton rise for West Virginia coal on Tuesday June 8. The action signals broader cost shifts in coal retail markets.
An advertising pitch from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston-Salem NC touts Camel as the world’s largest tobacco brand. It highlights quality tobaccos, blend, and lasting taste while inviting consumers to compare Camels with any cigarette at any price.
Indianapolis retail coal dealers report Pocahontas lump up from 7.50 to 8.00 per ton and Pocahontas mine run up 25 cents retail. West Virginia lump climbs from 6.60 to 6.75 per ton as gradual price increases are expected. Lowest prices were last month when all grades fell to summer levels to spur demand. Charles I. Meyer Jr. of Allied Coal and Material Co. says the low price period is ending. Other grades list Indiana No. 4 lump 5.75, Eastern Kentucky lump 7.00, New River shoveled lump 7.50, New River mine run 6.75, and coke 9.25 per ton.
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