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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for various placements and durations. Mentions one cent a word for classified ads, minimums, and special terms for reading notices and obituaries. Notes outside Indiana mail options and contract terms.
Indiana faces 22 murders in 38 days, estimating 21 yearly, contrasted with England and Wales housing 268 homicides annually for a population over 38 million. The piece notes coal industry hopes, Knox Consolidated mine spending, Linton Fourth of July plans, Senate snags on the farm bill, Lombardi Giotto’s claim about Mars, a 101-year-old Paducah death after smoking, and New York optometrist eye exercises.
James D. Cunningham of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association outlines core steps for launching a factory. He stresses market analysis, competitor output versus demand, raw material supply, labor, transport, and cost comparison before deciding if a venture can succeed. He notes the need to study the finished article market and the availability of skilled labor in or near large cities or manufacturing districts.
Special section reports deaths, local school and church events, people traveling to Purdue and Indiana events, staff changes, and newly installed Epworth League officers. John Curry mourns his father J Z Curry in Decker after an 81 year life.Miss Edith Skeel graduates at Purdue. William Leminger moves to Illinois. veterans pursue Grand Army of the Republic encampment. others attend teachers college and local summer plans.
Special to Daily Citizen from Bloomington June 12 Charles Chuck Bennett of Linton IU 1928 offense captain elusive halfback MVP trophy all Western L G Balfour award mainstay of Hoosier backfield three-year star with record touch downs and carries in last season high school fame feared Wabash valley terror rumor says he will not join West Point or play pro football
Masonic notice announces a called meeting of Linton lodge No 660 F and A M on Thursday at 7 30 p m Work in the BA degree W B Carlton W M
The article argues the United States offers the highest wages and remains competitive through mass production. It describes assembling automobiles on conveyors as a transformative method, noting a shift from old methods to continuous assembly lines and urging study of these techniques for implementation in factories.
The Past Noble Grands club of the Violet Rebekah lodge met at Mrs. Eli Mott's home on A street northeast Tuesday afternoon in a delightful session with a splendid attendance. Misses Bonna Baughman and Mary Mott were guests. Much business of importance was transacted. A picnic supper was planned for the next meeting at City park in July. The husbands of members will be guests at the picnic. Refreshments were served at the close.
Various small ads list hauling by Call City Transfer Co with insured loads, furniture upholstery by Charles Criss, furniture deals and trade offers, poultry prices at Hatch Poultry Farm, a no-down payment ad to breed to Saussi er Jr near city hospital, discounted plants at Wolford's Flower Garden, a Blue and White quilt from Pollyatina class on display, a four room house for rent, baby buggy for sale, farm produce horses hay oats and wheat prices, complete fixtures for a clothing store, horse wagon and harness for sale, lost keys in Jackson, auto party to Detroit seeking two passengers.
SPECIAL SALE On all plants for one week starting Saturday June 16. Coeluses five cents Sultanas five and ten cents Geraniums three inch ten cents four inch fifteen cents Begonias three inch ten and one six cents Boston ferns three inch fifteen cents four inch twenty cents Reduced prices on all large plants Mrs Lizzie Davis 509 KY and First sts northeast Phone 66 4216 FILE YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE Applications with Jake Frits notary public Finance building Blanks now on hand ASP
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