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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
3
Classified section details per word pricing, minimum insert, and payment rules. It lists a 79 cent price for Kansas hardwheat flour at Shutts Feed Store 145 North Main Street with free delivery and a money back guarantee. The notice warns ads must be paid, daily deadlines, and the paper disclaims liability for incorrect insertions.
Semi modern house available for rent on H Street Northwest. Contact Claude Richardson at 89 D Street N W for details and viewing.
Miss Mary Anderson of the U S Department of Labor will oversee a survey in Cleveland to learn why married women work. The study reacts to laws targeting married workers in 17 states and aims to uncover the impact on women from factory to professional roles. Anderson argues such legislation undermines democracy and resembles dictatorship.
In Phillips Wisconsin Dr H B Norviel after a forty five minute struggle with a tackle smasher in the Phillips flowage cut his line and released the fish to save his tackle. He said it was better to keep his pole reel and some line intact than to lose it all to the fish.
In a noir cliffhanger, Jack Durden pursues Mary Franklin after a nightclub confrontation. Duke Martin is discovered dead in his penthouse with a gun nearby as Mary escapes with Clem’s bag and a revolver, feeding a Gazette tip and a turning point for the serialized mystery.
The 257 foot luxury yacht Fantome owned by A. E. Guinness arrives in Vancouver B C. styled like an old frigate with four masts and gun port mockups. Built in 1927 for the Duke of Westminster the 1 224 ton vessel features luxurious interiors private baths air conditioning central heating and a 34 member crew.
The annual Akron area Boy Scout circus featured 171 troops. A hurricane scene and distressed ship were shown with lights on wreckage. Field radio broadcast a rally call as scouts administered first aid and evacuated passengers and crew. Senior scouts formed comms bases, first aid stations, an emergency hospital, refugee registration, a kitchen, and messenger service.
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