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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
1
James Mooney and Butte Montana police pursued William Mahan, the Weyerhaeuser kidnaping fugitive. A cooperating dog leapt, shielding officers from a possible shot as Mahan fled the fence and made a risky escape. The dog’s bold leap prevented a dangerous misfire in the foreground.
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Nev and Mrs C R McBride travel to Lafayette for Purdues graduation events, with stops in Indianapolis and Bloomington on return. Local social notes record visits by Lucking, Farley sisters, Poindexter children, Peden family, Mallett, Hildebrand, Blaize, Hochstetler, Duffy, and Southern households. Mrs Eliza Shakewah visits Indianapolis due to daughter illness. Joan McBride spends time with grandparents in Bicknell.
Miss Margaret Weitman of Lin ton spent Sunday as guest of Miss Nelda Robson while Miss Margaret Woolf stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Trotter in Tinton. The Trunlove family and Matilda Jane joined relatives in Washington. Garrett Buck and family attended Sunday school at Morris Chapel and dined with Ora Fainot. John Robison and J T Shields joined Chan man reunion at City park as wet weather hinders farmers.
The passage mentions fatigue and bodily weakness from low red blood cell counts. It notes appetite loss, underweight, nervousness and suggests red blood cells must be normal to carry oxygen. It promotes tonic use to raise energy and blood health, implying no organic disease.
Bloomfield social items recount bridge outings and birthdays at homes on South Franklin Main Street and North Washington Street. Charivari for newlyweds at Cartie home ends with ride and cafe treat. club dinners and officers elected for next year. several legal notices include receivership, divorces, estate filings, and court minutes.
Slaughter sheep and lamb prices drift lower with most steers and heifers unevenly steady to down. Calves and cows show strength in selective lots as bids work through the yard. Top lambs around nine dollars with ewes and wethers easing from prior quotes.
Mrs Alice Terhtine of Dugger visited Wednesday with her mother Mrs Mattie Jackson in this city, sharing news and calling on friends during a routine social call.
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