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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1929
Page
4
The article argues that industrial growth follows labor supply and that communities must cultivate a skilled labor pool to attract factories. It notes saturation points, matching industries to local labor, and views community development as a scientific process rather than a haphazard effort.
A fragmentary 1900s style column mocks blunt honesty in advertising and social banter. It quips about truthful ads in Sydney stores, oddball sales claims, and a quip on gender and manners, ending with a jab at economic strain implied by a line about a short auto trip meaning went broke.
A columnist laments Europe’s unsettled peace and enduring minority loyalties. He argues borders fail to alter deep racial and national currents, criticizes populist boundary plans, and predicts assimilation will blur distinct groups as waves of migration reshape American society.
Stalcup came back Saturday from the fifteenth annual conference of Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers at Purdue. All 147 Indiana agriculture teachers attended sessions on new teaching methods and scientific agriculture. Purdue staff lectured on current agricultural info. topics included vegetable growing, seed corn testing, dairying, and poultry disease control. Indiana State Fair board and Farm Bureau discussed farm relief. advance fair info was shared at a banquet. Indiana’s fair offers $25,000 more in premiums than any other state. Stalcup was re elected director chairman of his district of twenty teachers.
Miss Bessie Small hosted a noon dinner Sunday at her home on B street northwest. Guests included Miss Rosetta Graves Elsie Walhack Margaret Hill Lonnda McMullen Margaret Ander son and Mrs. Mary Black all from Terre Haute.
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