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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1922

Page

4

Worthington Concern Offered Big Price

Worthington Indiana June 17 Preferred stock holders of Indiana Produce company have received a letter from J M McIntosh president stating that 75000 has been offered for the local plant The offer is believed to come from Armour Company of Chicago with 25000 to be spent on improvements The sale requires a majority of preferred stock holders approval and the Huntingburg plant is not included Representatives of Armour Co conducted a thorough inspection and inventory No details on organizational changes if the sale goes through

Worthington, Ind Indiana Produce Company J. M. McIntosh Armour & Company Chicago Huntingburg Armour & Co

Field party to study coal in Greene County Indiana

A field party under Dr. W N Logan will study coal beds in the south central Indiana coal field including parts of Greene Martin Daviess Knox Sullivan and possibly other counties. The team will collect coal samples, examine coal measures, correlate coals with other regions, and assess structures favorable to oil and gas accumulation.

Indianapolis State Geological Survey W. N Logan State Conservation Department Richard Leiber Indiana Coal Field Greene County Martin Daviess Knox, Sullivan Couties Dr. Logan M. A. Harrell R. E. Esarey W. F. Rawles G. G. Bartle F. E. Madenwall R. Hunt

Enraged son-in-law fires on father-in-law at normal school

In Terre Haute on June 17 Harry Cobble Taylorsville 38 pursued John Perry 69 custodian at State Normal School firing four shots from a revolver through the main building hall Perry was near the building when Cobble asked did you tell my wife to get a gun and shoot me Perry denied one shot pierced his hat Perry fled to police headquarters in a dramatic confrontation with officers.

Terre Haute State Normal School Harry Cobble Taylorsville John Perry Perry Cobble

Mother-in-law dies in gas tragedy at Boston home

Dorothea A Gilman of Boston Dorchester district barricaded herself in her bedroom after a quarrel with her husband in which her mother-in-law joined. She turned on the gas with two infants at her breast. all three were found dead. The children were 8 weeks and 2 years old. Mrs Gilman formerly lived in Monroe Michigan.

Boston Mass Dorothea A. Gilman Dorchester

Millions of Fireflies Haunt Kosciusko County Nights

In Kosciusko county near Warsaw Indiana June 17 fire flies swarm by the millions after a recent heat wave. Their flashing wings mislead motorists at night and are often mistaken for other vehicles headlights on dimly lit roads.

Warsaw Ind Kosciusko County

Olive Branch rallies to beat U B S 11 to 7 in Twilight League

Olive Branch defeats U B S 11 to 7 after a slow start, with Franklin and Haskins keying the late surge. Twilight League standings heat up as Olive Branch, Methodist, Baptist, Christian and Reformed teams vie for the lead with upcoming matches next week.

Olive Branch U. B Branchers Coudn Hoskins Franklin Methodist

Hatchery Site Sought in Multiple Indiana Counties

George N Mannfeld and George Berg of the state conservation department visit Orange, Monroe, Greene, Owen, Clay and Brown counties to select a site for a new fish hatchery. Chief requisites include abundant water from springs, land not subject to overflow, moist soil with good drainage, and good road access for stock fish deliveries. The state operates four hatcheries and propagates millions of game fish annually for restocking.

George N. Mannfeld George Berg Fish and Game Division State Conservation Department Orange Monroe Greene Owen Clay Brown Manifela Stae

Sued U S Loses Suit and Pays Nearly Half a Million

Washington reports a United States Court of Claims judgment of 499 565 in favor of the government against Gulf Refining company. The suit sought 7 511 391 as compensation for wartime vessel seizures and earnings losses. Government counterclaim that Gulf overcollected operating revenues was sustained, influencing other war claims.

Washington Gulf Refining Company United States Court of Claims cCamaynes

Marconi reports world radio messages from Atlantic tests

New York June 17 Senator Gugliemo Marconi announced on arrival of his yacht Eletta that Atlantic experiments show radio messages can be flashed around the world. He said previous maximum range was 12 200 miles and that high speed tests now send 100 to 200 words a minute. The yacht will sail again soon to receive 100 words a minute from New York stations.

New York Gugliemo Marconi Italy Eletta Atlantic

No Races on the Fourth At Old Fair Grounds

George B. Bonham announced there will be no racing on Independence Day at the old fair grounds due to insufficient horses. He said a race program will be held on the old track around July 12.

George B. Bonham Old Fair Grounds

Giants to Play Bloomfield Legion in Afternoon Game

The Giants ball team travels to Bloomfield tomorrow for a scheduled game against the local American Legion squad. The Legion is described as strong, and a competitive match is anticipated.

Giants Bloomfield American Legion Legion

Scotch preacher rates clergymen best husbands

A Scottish minister argues clergymen are the finest husbands while artists are the worst. He places army and navy officers near the top and poets near the bottom, omitting the tired business man and implying his congregation lacks poets and artists.

Army Navy

Before and After Mat Says Welcome Then Wipe Feet

A brief quip contrasts a door mat’s welcome message with a later blunt instruction to wipe feet, illustrating a humorous take on marriage and social expectations. The compact line plays on marriage timing and domestic etiquette with a sharp punchline.

Parrot in Limelight as Collar Button Vanishes

Mrs Wisely orders a maid to move the parrot to another room while Mr Wisely mourns a missing collar button. The quick domestic bustle unfolds with urgency and amused distraction in a quiet home scene.

Mrs. Wisely Liz Mr. Wisely

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss du Pont Miss DuPont Dolf Wyllarde Universal Gaumut Larry Lemon Larry Jourucet Linton Worthington Concern Mour & Co., of Geological Survey Ritory Vigo County U. B/S HSH U. S Circlet J. W. Wolford & Sons Edison Gladys Walton Guttersnipe Shop Girl Dreamland Neal Hart Texas Cattle Ranges Lloyd
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