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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from Linton Indiana Daily Citizen shows editor and publisher names, postal notice, and advertising rates. Contains stray phrases about subscriptions, printing, and classified ad pricing. Irregular text blocks and missing details prevent full reconstruction.
Indiana health officials urge half a million sanitary privies to prevent ground water contamination and disease. Dr Thurgman Rice says privies, built with privacy and comfort, are a basic health program now funded by state or federal aid and should be adopted where sewers are not possible.
A fragmentary note recalls Captain James Cook as a famed English voyageur who opened Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, and Antarctic waters. It mentions his northwest passage work, clashes with Hawaiian natives, and his death in 1779, noting his maps and charts aided later discoveries.
The two factions in both parties rally around Roosevelt amid a Supreme Court ruling. Conservatives fear loss of price controls and collective bargaining, while progressives split between endorsing reform and guarding against executive power. The editor sees Roosevelt steering amid a turbulent tide, favored by many, with farmers, workers, and unemployed outnumbering industrialists and states' rights advocates aboard the ship of state.
Bloomfield June 11 The county clerk Tillman Jd. Bough issued licenses to John McClintock 21 Bloomington and Mary Bryce 22 Bloomington to Walter Smith 24 Greene county and Lena Wilber 21 Greene county. Society notes report a dinner bridge club at West Spring Street with prizes to Mrs. J. C. Jarvis and M. G. Bucher. Various Mrs. Pringle class picnic and July meeting arrangements noted. Divorces granted including Tone Duke from Richard Duke with alimony and installments. Eva Dobbins from Oral Dobbins. litigation details on several civil suits and a dismissed car accident case.
Akron Quebec residents Mr and Mrs Glenn Rupert return home after visiting relatives in Linton. Mr and Mrs Charles Headley hosted dine r guests including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kline and Jessie Pearl Headley. Afternoon al leys featured Donald of Mrs Albert Richard and Mae Headley near Vicksburg. Mrs Minnie Heyod visited her parents Charles Headley and daughters Mildred and Kino. Mania att Noon Myre and Mrs Edgar Band from Moline Illinois were seen at a local gathering. Mrs George Swaby recovering from an operation. Mrs Willys redewed Aliyn and Mary attended Friday night activities. Mr and Mrs Witton Owen Owell were present.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice from Whitla or Greene County. It references administration and a will, with unclear names and places. The legible bits suggest an estate process but lack concrete dates or parties.
Modern homeowners convert basements into recreation rooms to maximize space. Replacements of floors and foundations with concrete, plus paint and decorative finishes, brighten foundations and partitions. Ashlar concrete masonry offers varied designs, while improvements strengthen the home’s overall structure. Contractors hold data on basement makeovers to create usable, enjoyable spaces.
Central Press outlines shade friendly flowering options for shady gardens. Tulips, crocus, narcissi, hyacinths, and acillas brighten early spring under trees, with blue bells, farg et-me-nots, primulas, and wild columbine offering color. Bleeding heart, trilliums, hepatic a, rug anemone, and wild phlox provide long blooming periods, variety of colors, and suited heights.
A compact fragment notes Pitts and a mother figure in a local scene with brief, unclear references to people and a possible relationship event. The readable text suggests a personal or family angle without clear dates or actions. Further context would clarify names and stakes.
Dean Halliday explains fixing window boxes and balcony planters over the next weeks with geraniums as a key plant. He covers types, cuttings, soil, bone meal fertilizer, planting depth, sun requirements, and wind protection to ensure lush blooms from June to October.
The Illinois Central railroad spent 33 364 in Greene county last year with 24 payroll employees and 3 pensioners. Indiana expenditures totaled 1 182 616 including 531 485 for materials and supplies and 403 169 in taxes for schools highways and government activities. The study notes pension outlays of 20 236 to 43 retired Indiana residents and other costs such as water electricity and office rental.
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