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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1939
Page
3
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Classified notice listing Ralph May of 949 Fourth Street Northeast with phone 435 J. Includes a stray 10 as a fragment.
Razing riverfront buildings for the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial is slated to start in August. John M. Nagle, director, says work begins after the final condemnation award filed in U S District Court, bringing total awards to 6,985,053 a 31.99 percent rise over assessed value.
Hogs 1,200 head with lights 5.80 to 6.15, mediums 6.40 to 6.70, heavies 6.10 to 6.30, sows 4.75 to 5.85. Cattle 150 calves, steers up 25 cents, cows up 25 cents. top steers 10.95, best heifers 9.50, vealers 9.50. Sheep none. lambs 25 cents higher, top 10.25.
At least 11 professional racing pigeons from Hollywood refused to race home to Hollywood and settled near the Maryville passenger station after being released in a California chase.
The Laccal Alcoholic Beverage Board of Greene County Indiana will hold a public investigation on June 27 1959 at the Clerk's Office Bloomfield to review applications by Charley Barnett and Switz City entities for liquor permits. Public input is invited. John F Noonan secretary Hugh A Barnhart excise administrator June 17.
Bart and Iris escape to a resort for a delayed honeymoon. He inflates finances to please her, buying a white sharkskin suit and gardenias for a corsage. Iris enjoys leisure but critiques spending, while Bart befriends Ted Bingham and Dotty, contrasting frugal living with lavish behavior.
In Long Lac Ontario, William Ladgrade, a disabled Indigenous man, carried his baby girl’s body along a broken rail route 200 miles from Pagwachua after washouts and floods halted service. He trudged through harsh northern Ontario terrain to reach the railway junction and bury her.
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