City Park Opens in Linton with Dedicatory Address
Twenty years ago, Linton officially opened the City park known as Humphreys park, with Guy H. Humphreys delivering the dedicatory address. A robbery at Sims & Co. Old Mill grocery was reported, the sixth in a month, and a golf tournament at Linton Country Club concluded with Percy Myers winning the men’s class and Mary Hamilton Craig taking the women’s division.
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Linton
City Park
Humphrey's Park
Guy H. Humphreys
Dugger
Sims & Co
Linton Country Club
Percy Myers
Mary Hamilton Craig
Cash Grain Report From Indianapolis Stocks and Prices
Cash grain prices hold steady in Indianapolis on June 18 with wheat at 2.24 for No 1 red and hard, 2.23 for No 2 red and hard. Corn remains firm with No 2 yellow 2.24 and No 3 yellow 2.22. Oats steady at 1.15 for No 2 white and red. Soybeans firm at 4.08 in carload lots F O B Indiana and Minnesota points. Receipts: wheat 1 car, corn 19 cars, oats 3 cars, soybeans 2 cars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Minois
Card of Thanks for Donald Bartlett Recovery
The Bartlett family thanks Dr John W Woner hospital staff nurses and friends for cards and kindness during Donald Bartlett illness. He is home now and well again. Mr and Mrs Dow ard Bartlett.
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John W. Woner
Donald Bartlett
Doward Bartlett
Legion Officers Elected At Linton Post
New officers for the Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post were chosen at a meeting on North Main Street. Wilbur Wright was elected commander to succeed Joe Thomas. Other officers include John Priest as first vice commander Leo Stanfield as second vice commander Roy Terrell as adjutant Max Hixson as finance officer Kenneth Norris as service officer Roy Brannon as chaplain M Sgt Paul Cabot as sergeant at arms J Fred Hinman as historian and Joe Thomas as three year trustee. Eugene Dukes and John Reeves named to Board of Trustees.
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Linton Frank Courtney
American Legion
John Priest
Leo Stanfield
Roy Terrell
Max Hixson
Kenneth Norris
Roy Brannon
Paul Cabot
J. Fred Hinman
Joe Thomas
Eugene Dukes
John Reeves
Livestock Report from Indianapolis Markets
Indianapolis June 18 hogs total 6,000. demand active especially for under 250 lb weights. Prices mostly firm to up about 1.00 higher. heavier hogs showed steady to higher trends amid trading activity in PMA Livestock.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Weight Classes
Weights up 50-75 with spots 1.00 and sows around 1.00 up. Bulk good and choice 180-250 lbs 27.50-28.00, mostly 27.75 up, top 28.00. 260-300 lbs 26.00-27.40, 300-360 lbs 25.25-26.50. Lightweights 160-170 lbs 23.50-26.00, 100-140 lbs 21.00-24.50. Bulk sows 20.00-22.00. Cattle: 250, calves 400, limited steers and yearlings offered to test market. Quotable steady. mid-yearlings to 33.00. Common and medium grassers 21.00-28.50. Light mixed country stock 19.00-20.00. Cows slow. early bid sharply lower to largely refused. Good beef cows scarce. Medium grades scheduled.
Meat market report shows steady demand and wide price spread
The market lists 22.00 down and bids from canners and cutters at 18.00 down to 14.50. Dealers weak to 50 lower with most loss on choice kinds. Top 29.00. bulk good and choice 26.50-29.00. common and medium 16.50-26.00.
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