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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed for single column inch and line pricing. The Daily Citizen disclaims responsibility for accuracy of advertiser reliability and omits ads from accounts not in good standing. Names of national ad representatives are noted for authorized insertions.
Indiana farmers with wheat acreage beyond their allotments may harvest extra wheat for hay or silage without penalty under government rules. Purdue agronomists note feeding value varies by stage, with early dough hay comparable to late bloom timothy and late milk silage similar to grass hay silage. Proper moisture, packing, and storage are essential to prevent spoilage.
Roland V. Hasler announces a three day grand opening on June 18 19 and 20 at his new Standard filling station on State Road 57 Newberry inviting the public to attend with free gifts for visitors.
A detailed daylong lineup of radio programs and segments listed by time. Includes News Weather Markets Livestock Trading Post music shows, religious programs, and special features across the broadcast day.
A fragment notes an unclassified assembly labeled as a mine run product. The text indicates an inexact classification of ore or mineral output described as an assorted lot from a mine. No further specific entities or outcomes are provided.
A late 1930s Linton weekly reprint recalls local physicians merchants and a long-string of anecdotes about a fearless, unwed man who ignores duties and the law while living with a partner. The piece mixes community ads, tales of fear and courage, and a sidewalk club debate on fear and work.
In 1954 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog promotes pattern 7223 for short fuller figures with embroidery transfer and tissue. Prices 25 cents per pattern, 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Also advertises 20 cent copy of the catalog including four patterns and ideas for gifts and fashions.
Pattern 9325 offers a no waist seam princess dress with a scalloped bodice and flirty skirt for child sizes 2 to 10. Includes two sleeve versions and panties. use remnant eyelet cotton with solid or plaid fabrics. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern to Marian Martin, Linton Citizen pattern dept.
Fragmentary OCR note lists scattered syllables without clear events names places or dates. Readable items show no coherent people organizations or locations to identify a definite news item or summary.
A dense slate lists daytime and prime time programs from 5:00 to 12:35 with news weather and multiple shows. Notable entries include Eddie Fisher Show I Married Joan My Little Margie Heart of the City This is Your Life Dragnet and Boris Karloff with cultural offerings and Indiana University content.
In Greens County Indiana the circuit court appoints Hobart Stewart on June 9 1954 as administrator of the Jennette Stewart estate dead. Creditors must file claims in six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Blomfield Indiana June 9 1964. (SEAL) FRANKISB JUSTUS JR Clerk of Greene County Court. 6/9-16
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