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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1928
Page
3
United Press Dispatch. Brazil June 9. Daniel Baumgardner, blind magazine vendor, sought every resident’s help to cross streets after a prior automobile collision broke his leg. He now carries a whistle to signal for aid, noting his former residence and his wife Mrs Baumgardner is also blind.
Miss Des sie Wer, 21, died from burns after her clothing caught fire while lighting an oil stove at the home of Lynn Ledman in Mlora Indiana, where she was employed.
The mitronids of the United States, famed worldwide for speed and safety, rely on riveted vuulpment Only oriented steel to endure vast miles and strains. Bridges bear hundreds of thousands of tons of weight and resist extreme heat or cold, with storms testing riveted spony.
Fragmentary quotes describe a band and individuals like Peterkin and Taran in a muddled plea. The lines reference keeping others from feeling washed, suggesting a moral or reputational stain. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Clifford Fire Extinguisher Company of Linton installs several large extinguishers in business houses at Freedom. A disastrous fire this year underscores need for added fire safety and preparedness.
Independence Day program at the Greene County Fair and Racing Association features a one day horse racing showcase with top pacing and trotting horses. Fast classes include a 2:17 pace 2:25 pace 2:25 trot and a half mile running race. Purses total around 8000 across events with multiple heats and a record expected attendance.
James Toney and George Cole were found guilty of conspiring to blow up a Consolidated Coal mine in 1927. They placed four gallons of nitroglycerine and dynamite in a mine airway, with fuses attached. If detonation occurred it could have killed 800 to 400 miners. Ciotti Queerine turned state's evidence. Frank Muangino to be tried later. John Bostic was discharged for mistaken identity. his son Lawrence held in jail.
Mrs. John Beck learns of the death of her nephew John Doyle six months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Durward Collier of Swink Colorado. Mrs. Collier, former Linton resident, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Young of FF street northeast.
Mrs. Dick Taylor returned home this afternoon after treatment. Joyce Bales of Sand Born underwent an operation yesterday afternoon for mastoid trouble.
The president of the chamber signals a suspension when the assembly cannot be brought to order. Despite the bell and his top hat, the session is adjourned as control falters and proceedings halt amid disruption.
Fragmentary note from the Detroit News references refuge of scantndrets and a case path including SHU no work of error certiorari and old doctor Johnson. Mentions Burt and tent failures as context for patriotic themes.
Katherine Schaub, one of five incurable radium disease victims, offers herself for experiments to aid four companions doomed to slow death. They press a suit against United States Radium Corporation of New Jersey claiming exposure to radium caused their illness.
Indianapolis June 9 hog prices advanced 15 cents on the Indianapolis livestock exchange. Bulk 170-800 lbs hogs cleared at 10 dollars with a top of 10.10. Receipts totaled 3,000 including 429 holdovers. Cattle and calves markets were nominal and lower. Beef steers 12.85 to 14.50, feeders 14.50 to 15.50, heavy calves 7 to 11. Sheep market closed steady.
The dramatic art pupils of Mrs. David Shields presented a recital at the First Baptist church last evening. The program featured a garden themed play A Garden Cinderella with named pupils acting roles and a variety of readings. An musical monologue by Miss Evelyn Poe and performances by the Triads added to the event before a large audience of parents and friends.
Fragmentary text recalls a boy named in ambiguous terms who fought fear and anger through childhood. A troubled scene follows a mother’s shock as he returns home, leaving him labeled by others as a coward amid a tense, unclear incident.
A scientist argues that human progress follows necessity and invites hope for future developments. The reflection connects evolution to purposeful adaptation and suggests cautious optimism about unforeseen advances.
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith of Australia embarks on a bold attempt to fly from San Francisco to Australia with a stop planned in Honolulu, aiming to showcase pioneering air travel and aviation endurance.
In a June report the speaker urges backing for hotel plans tied to the George Rogers Clark commemoration. The piece notes local officials, the proposed site, and potential economic impact on Vincennes as organizers press for city endorsement and funding assistance.
W M Alsop appealed to the Kiwanis club to back the drive for a new Ft Sackville hotel in Vincennes, warning the sesquicentennial in 1929-30 could fail without improved hotel accommodations.
Aemap, asked to keep his after dinner speech brief, rose and declared he was to propose the toast of Mr Jobson. He noted he had been told that the less said about him the better.
London Answers notes that amid recent war the morale of cheerful soldiers waned faster through wounds than others. The remark highlights how optimism and fear affect resilience in battle, with cheery spirits sinking under strain while others show steadier recovery.
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