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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
A compact clipping lists the Office-citizen Building at 79 S Mato with business and society editor contact details. It mentions mailing options in Indiana and references subscription periods of six months three months and other durations.
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Bloomfield Indiana June 18 Mrs Homer Radcliff led a bridge club gathering at the Stalcup hotel dining room awarding prizes to Mrs Myers Flater Mrs J A Graf and Mrs Glen Bryant Miss Mary Slinkard won the traveling prize Guests included Mrs Walter Sapp and Miss Julia Welch Also noted is the fifth wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Covert Leavitt of Bloomington with Bloomfield guests present A musical concert by the Jasonville Triads is slated for June 19 at the Presbyterian church sponsored by the Loyalty class with fifty six girls under Miss Nina Stultz Neal.
Hogs 6090. Holdovers 159. Prices vary with weights and grades. Cattle activity steady to slow with cows and bulls mostly steady or unchanged. Sheep and lambs show declines, spring lambs down about 11 dollars a head in places. Market reflects mixed demand across layers.
An old advertisement promotes Fasteeth a fine powder to keep dentures firm and comfortable with no gum irritation or pasty taste. Available in three sizes and described as fast acting and easy to use.
Central Press staff writer Charles P. Stewart reports that leading Republicans view the Cleveland convention as well managed though expectations for Landon Knox win are modest. They note internal feints, Borah’s exit, and Vandenberg’s ambitions, with battlegrounds in New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Michigan California New Jersey Massachusetts Indiana Kansas and Connecticut shaping the race.
The U S Justice Department probes a flogging in Arkansas directed by President Roosevelt. Willie Sue Blagden, 29, from Memphis, and Rev. Claude C. Williams, 41, of Little Rock, allege a six-man white mob beat them near Earle while they aided a funeral for a Negro sharecropper linked to the Southern Tenant Farmers Union. Norman Thomas had raised terrorism claims in Arkansas cotton fields.
Jasonville reports numerous residents FRom Jasonville and nearby towns traveling to Detroit then Wisconsin for vacations. Mrs Critchfield of Boston visits. Mr Hart and Mr Foster attend Clark Memorial dedication in Vincennes. Florence Kline heads to Terre Haute for summer. Otto Ax visits Indianapolis and others visit relatives locally.
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