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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
2
The fragment outlines ad rates per inch for notices and obituaries, plus general classified pricing. It critiques gas station over-saturation and compares it to grocery and dry cleaning stores, noting filling stations are concentrated among few firms and funded by competition rather than necessity. public costs rise as a result.
Robert T Himes state police safety campaign urges pedestrians to walk on the left side at night to face drivers and reduce danger. He says motorists have obligation too but pedestrians must take precautions to avoid being hit as brakes fail and drivers may be drunk or fatigued.
Harold Heaton and little Miss Jessie Lois Heaton visit relatives at Bloomfield while Mrs. Raymond Higgerson and daughter Lucille spend the day with kin at Willow Hill IN. Marie Fromme and son Guy visit Oakland and Thomas Morgan. Annis Wolford of Lyons stays for Bible school with Mrs. Earl Corbin. Mrs. Bruner returns to Poseyville with Jack McGriffen. George Horton of Indianapolis called for ill father John Campbell. David T. Campbell of Danville IL also here amid doubtful recovery. Mrs. Fannie Stalcup and Dollie join O Solliday group for a Kentucky visit with Mrs. Fry’s family. they returned home yesterday.
Miss Madelene McClung daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee McClung underwent an operation for appendicitis yesterday at St Vincent hospital in Indianapolis She is recovering nicely Nurse Selma Jones of this city is caring for her McClung and Jones were classmates in local high school and trained as nurses together Mrs McClung stays with her daughter in Indianapolis
The Needlecraft Embroidery Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs George Sharitz home with twelve members and three guests Mrs Fromme Mrs Smith of Oakland City and Mrs J I Morgan of Linton. After the regular business session refreshments were served and pink rose buds given as favors.
The Freeman City hospital announces a roughly $40 increase in finances from proceeds of a musicale at the Elks home. Professor Coen and his pupils organized the event and the hospital board thanks them for the generous donation and support.
Steve Staleup state highway superintendent for the Linton district is delighted by a new Burch Unloader from the state highway department. The machine unloads crushed stone and gravel from railway cars into heavy state highway trucks in under a minute. It operates at the C., Mi and St. P. yards near First and A streets southwest.
In Indianapolis on June 8 United Press Dispatch reports hog receipts at 8,500 with prices 8.25 to 8.60 for 250 to 350 pounds and up to 8.85 for 180 to 200 pounds. Cattle receipts 1,200 with steers stronger. bulk beef steers 9.50 to 11.50 and vealers 11.50 to 12.60. Sheep receipts 900 with steady market and top fat lambs at 18.50.
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