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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
3
Bobby Albright, age three, escaped serious injury after a neighbor, Foster Edwards, spotted flames in the Lyons residence and rescued the boy before extinguishing the blaze. The fire started when a lamp ignited a curtain, burning a blind and clothing on the child’s bed.
Mrs Ola Hinman about 45 years old and wife of Orlo Hinman formerly of this city died Thursday at her Fort Ind home. The Hinman family has many friends in Anis community. Funeral services set for 2 PM Saturday in Fort Branch.
Indianapolis June 18. James D. Adams, chairman of the livestock commission, urged farmers to keep animals off highways and out of right-of-ways. He noted that in the past nine months more than 30 automobile accidents were caused by livestock on highways.
Central gardeners share tips on growing dahlias as a hobby. They emphasize cool drainage, soil amendments like humus or wood ash, and proper planting with deep stakes. Instructions cover soil types, watering, top dressing, and avoiding root burning for healthy blooms.
Linton rejoiced as 560 Elks members in the parade celebrated the 1985 state convention in Terre Haute. The Linton float won 150 dollars for best out of town float, the drum and bugle corps received honorable mention, and Alpha chapter of Lind with Triad performed the song Youll Like Linton.
Kroger announces a contest to name the town's oldest resident based on years of residence. Participants register at the Kroger store, with a photo of the winner published later. The event is part of a local celebration and is expected to attract many entrants.
Indianapolis livestock auction notes show varying gains. Holdovers at 105, cattle totals 800, calves 700, vealers steady around 9 dollars, lambs down 25 cents, yearlings 50 cents lower, slaughter classes steady, cows commonly 5 to 7 dollars, low cutters 3.25 to 4.75, heavy cattle 9.63 to 4.85, mediums 9.85 to 10, lights 9.05 to 10. Slaughter sheep 3 dollars lower. Containing broad price ranges for hogs and sheep with overall steady demand.
In damp shade areas, choose di berian dogwood and black alder for color and texture. The black alder bears bright red berries usable for winter decorations, while button bush thrives in wet spots reaching three to ten feet with white blossom spikes. Cardinal and blue lobelia relatives plus hibiscus, saxifrages, and Jacob's ladder also prosper in wet locales.
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