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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
2
The Linton Daily Citizen prints a rates card listing subscription options and advertising prices. It details in advance payment requirements, single copy and yearly rates, and various classifications including obituaries and social announcements with standard line pricing. It lists rates for subscriptions in Indiana and references permanent contracts and classified advertising at one cent per word with a 26 cent first insertion minimum.
The notice reports the birth of Gerald Dean, the third child and second son for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pirtle, born Tuesday at their home. Both mother and baby are said to be doing nicely.
Val'amind and his wife maneuver through a perilous forest encounter as a weaponed struggle unfolds. She reveals steel strength, freeing him from danger and guiding them toward a cabin at sunset, where fear and relief mix in a grim, uncertain peace.
An old style guide discusses driveway paving as a practical and aesthetic upgrade for homes. It notes eight to ten feet wide slabs of concrete six inches thick, built to endure deliveries and daily use, while matching and enhancing the house’s appearance.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Terrell of this city were called to Shoals where Mrs Terrells uncle John T Morris a 72 year old died He was an Indiana State Board of Accounts examiner for 22 years former county superintendent of schools and county auditor A native of Martin county he lived in Shoals 41 years active in Democratic affairs member of the soil judges church and served as a Sunday school superintendent Survivors include his widow daughters sisters and two brothers
UP dispatch notes hogs 4,000 head with holdovers 222 mostly steady. Heavies eight to nine dollars, mediums nine thirty-five to nine six, lights nine sixty five to nine seventy. Cattle declines with steers and cows lower, calves six hundred. Helfers seven to nine fifty, cows five to six eighty, low cutters eight to four sixty. Vealers about sixty cents higher at eight sixty.
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