Haseman Earns Second Dairy Honor In May
Arthur Haseman of near Switz City earns a second dairy honor with his Holstein herd in the Greene Monroe Owen Dairy Herd Improvement Association. May records show his herd averaged 39.22 pounds butterfat per cow, while the association tested 375 cows with 97 dry. The month total output reached 249,807 pounds of milk containing 105,885 pounds of butterfat, an average of 4.24 per cent. Haseman’s cow led individual production with 71 pounds for the month.
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Arthur Haseman
Switz City
Holestein
Greene-Monroe-Owen Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Gerald Flood
John Stahle
Ethbert Newsome
Jersey
Floyd Miten
Association
Store License Law Not To Be Enforced In Indiana
Linton merchants learn the 1929 store license act is in question as the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners delays enforcement until court decisions. The board will issue forms and publicity only after a final ruling, leaving local merchants awaiting the outcome while business continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
General Assembly
Bert E. May
State Tax Board
Hoosier
Jack Park Writes Home From Springfield Ohio
A letter from Jack Park in Springfield Ohio describes leaving Pontiac Michigan for greener fields after his brother Bob’s death in France. He notes Linton mining declines, his work at Crowell Publishing with Collier's Weekly, wages 45 to 60 cents an hour, and the stability of employment amid regional mining downturns. He recalls American Legion support for Bob and reflects on the broader wartime labor landscape across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Daily Citizen
Pontiac
Mich
Linton
Bob
France
Linton Boys
The
American Legion
God Bless Them
Toledo
Ohio
Crowell
Collier’s Weekly
Indiana
Exiled Worker Rhapsody Author Denied Return
A fragment shows an exiled speaker naming Linton and addressing Jack Park. The text portrays ongoing displacement and economic hardship among the narrator and mentions low wages and separation from a homeland. The source presents an intimate, unresolved wartime or conflict era sentiment.
Auto kills deer on Wisconsin highway
In Rhinelander Wisconsin an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Walter Fett their infant son and Mrs Fett's mother struck a deer on the highway between Eagle River and Rhinelander. The deer was killed and the car toppled down a five foot embankment. All occupants escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Wis
Walter Fett
Mr. Fett
Eagle River
Hoq Receipts and Prices in Indianapolis Markets
Indianapolis markets report hog receipts 6 500 and cattle 1 400 with steady to higher prices. Hogs 250 350 lbs 10 85 11 35, 200 250 11 60 11 85, sows 9 25 10 25. Cattle and calves show steers 13 50 14 80, heifers steady, vealers 14 50 15 50, calves 7 50 12, stock and feeder steers 9 12 50. Sheep 1200 receipts, lambs 15 top, fat lambs 14 15, cull lambs 10 50 18, fat ewes 4 50 6 50.
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Indianapolis
Hospital Report Details Mrs Hayman Injury and Newborn Billie
Daily hospital report records Mrs Barbara Hayman aged 70 admitted with a compound leg fracture after a car accident. It notes she is mother of Finis Mitchell and spends part of time with him at his home. Born to Mr and Mrs Paul White of Bloomfield is a baby boy weighing seven pounds named Billie last evening.
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Barbara Hayman
Finis
Mitchell
Paul White
Bloomfield
Billie
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Nancy Carroll
Lawrence Grey
Josephine Dunn
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Wmnegham
Edingham
Lake Michigan Shore
Central Station
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Haseball Cubs
Pittaburch
Milwaukkee
Michigan
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Benton Harbor
Ao South Haven
Lincoln
Jackson Parks Field Museum
Alvo Art Institute
Stillwell
Aliion Central Station
Ind
Illinois Central
Jack Park
Robert
Ben Bach
Wisconsin
United Press Dispatch
Daily Hospital Report
Citizen Want
H. B. Warner
Monte Blue
Lois Wilson
Arctic
Gus Arnheim
Maxwell & Persons
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