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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
A faded page shows subscription prices and advertising rates for a local paper. It lists annual and six month options with Indiana and non Indiana destinations, plus per inch rates for display ads and classified notices. Obituaries and thanks are charged at regular line rates.
Historian Greeley Wines recalls boyhood riding on side saddles with one stirrup and two horns, skirts reaching the horse’s knees, and the era’s etiquette. The reminiscence references Roosevelt’s NRA decision and a country fever for saddle horses, contrasting past and present riding styles.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls June Graduation Exercise scenes with riders on horseback and mule colts, old wagon sleds, and large church feeds in a grove near a junk yard. The writer credits Jim Humphreys for organizing meals and mentions Dr. Jackson, Gale, Dora, and Verna as neighbors he loved. The piece ends with a signature from GREELEY.
Miss Genevieve Dougherty of Odon is here to spend a few days visiting her sister Mrs George Liddil of North Main Street.
A Washington press roundup analyzes Roosevelt's NRA remarks during a May meeting with White House correspondents. Reports suggest his tone aimed to rally support for the New Deal, with Borah defending constitutional limits while administration allies push for voluntary self regulation amid intrastate issues. The piece contrasts interpretive views on presidential intent and expected court impact.
Greene county farmers are invited to the annual Purdue field day meeting at Bedford experimental farm June 15 starting at 10 a m. County Agent Arthur Hageman predicts a large turnout to observe soil treatments crop varieties and cropping systems demonstrated by Purdue agronomy staff.
The readable text presents partial names and phrases with unclear context. It mentions Mra Ghorles and phrases like Stochr Ang, suggesting a damaged historical clipping with insufficient details to identify event, date, or location.
Medical authorities agree that kidneys fail without proper cleansing. Doan's Pills, an old prescription used by millions for over 400 years, prompt washing out kidney tubes and relieving backache swollen feet and energy loss. Get Doan's Pills at your druggist. 1034 Foster Millbarn Co
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