Celebration of Fourth of July Gala Day in Linton
The town of Linton plans a full day Fourth of July celebration at Haseman's grove with rides, fireworks, a big parade, band concerts, and a mock battle by the American Legion versus the T. O. R. M. A gun club shoot, plus basket dinners and shade. Committees cover concessions entertainment advertising grounds parade decorations fireworks police and general treasurer.
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Linton
Rumble Amusement Company
American Legion
Haseman’s Grove
Haseman
Avery Murray
Lew Good
Homer Fordyce
Jesse Morgan
Wm. T. Cushing
Simon Werbner
Otto Harting
Sam Bryan
Thad Wolford
John Fritz
Percy Myers
Mack Tyler
Steve Stalcup
L. W. Warner
D. M. Puckett
James Clayton
Peter Schloot
Billie Cooper
Welty Stalcup
Otto Froeschke
J. M. Marshh
Ray Singer
Chas, Walford
Wm. Cunningham
E. V. Bull
J. M. Corbin
Fourteen Union Officials Remanded for Loray Mill Strike Slaying
Charlotte North Carolina June 19 judge W F Harding ordered fourteen National Textile Workers Union officials remanded to Mecklenburg County jail without bail on murder charges connected to the June 7 shooting of Gastonia police chief O F Aderholt during the Loray mill strike. Other prisoners accused of assault with intent to kill were freed on bonds of 750 dollars each as the habeas corpus hearing concluded.
Rotary Club Luncheon Features History Talk
The regular Rotary club luncheon was held at the American Legion home. Charles Haseman of Reno spoke on the human race spanning over 4,000 years, delivering one of the most interesting talks heard by local Rotarians. Guests included C. W. Bradbury and Hubert Botts of the Sullivan club and Edwin Sahms visiting from St Meinrad.
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Rotary Club
American Legion
Charles Haseman
Reno
Nev
J. H. ‘Maseman
C. W. Bradbury
Hubert Botts
Sullivan Club
Edwin Sahms
St. Meinrad
Farm Bureau Sees Membership Surge From Relief Act
Indianapolis June 19 Membership in the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation is expected to double or triple within the year as Congress passes a farm relief measure. Provisions provide funds to farmer owned cooperation marketing agencies and a $150 million immediate fund to buy surplus wheat, likely boosting the wheat pool's status and aiding cooperative purchases and marketing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Farm Board
Hoover
Bureau
Central States
Soft Wheat Growers Association
The
Wheat Pool
Indiana hog and cattle market roundup in Indianapolis
Markets report hog receipts at 7 500 and cattle and sheep receipts around 1 800 with steady or mixed changes. Prices shown for hogs 90 to 160 pounds 10.50 to 11.60 and heavier sows 9.25 to 10.25. cattle beeftiers 13.50 to 14.85. vealers 14.5 to 15.50. cows 6.50 to 11.50. feeder steers 9 to 12.50. lambs 13.50 to 14.50 and fat ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Daily Citizen
Indianapolis
Deaths and births in local hospital report
Mrs. C.H. McNabb of Odon died at the local hospital at 1:15 PM. She had given birth June 8 to a child that lived two days before passing. The body will be returned to Odon for burial. Mrs. Alfred Isenogle was brought from Bloomfield for medical treatment and forthcoming operation when able.
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C.H. McNabb
Odon
McNabb
Alfred Isenogle
Bloomfield
Banker Whose Busy Week Sparks Government Inquiry
John L. Barthume of New York laments ongoing investigations by city, state, and nation, saying the government structure risks breakdown without stronger enforcement. He quips about juggling an investigating committee and being investigated by another, in a remark cited by the Los Angeles Times.
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John L. Barthume
New York
Los Angeles Times
Opportunity Has Knocked in Border Cities
The snippet shows a conversation where a character laments delaying marriage prospects, saying they would prefer to wait until properly suited with another maid named Jane. The other speaker agrees but notes they do not know the suitor well enough to risk disappointing him by postponing.
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Jane
Border Cities
Bedtime Talk About Moses and the Bulls Tale
Little Helen recalls asking to read the Bible story of Moses as bulls rush after him, a memory noted by the Border Cities Star. The anecdote highlights a child's lively engagement with religious tales and family reading routines.
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Helen
Mr. Moses
Border Cities
Medically odd: a soap trick to cure hiccups
In a humorous exchange, Mike asks a woman for a cake of soap to scare his partner with hiccups. Tady questions the request, and Mike confirms the plan as a joke or practical remedy.
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Mike
Tady
Mrs Knage To Warn About Damaged Dress
A Vancouver Province item reports Mrs Knage telling a caregiver to watch Janie Marie, noting the child cut her new dress to rags while under supervision and questioning whether interference was desired.
Remorseful remark on prohibition from Uncle Bill Bottletop
A Kansas City line captures a quip about prohibition. Uncle Bill Bottletop says he drinks with remorse while hoping prohibition will end his habit. The humorous exchange highlights public attitudes toward the enforcement era.
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Uncle Bill
Kansas_City Star
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James B. Aswell
Louisiana
Charless. McNary
Oregon
Curtis
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Ohio
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
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