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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century issue shows ads and notices. Mentions Building, advertising rates, and display terms. Includes garbled phrases about rate per word, minimum insertions, and public notices. Names and clear events are largely unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Indiana County and Greene with names Henry Maddox and an ELAS INC reference, producing a vague public notice style item without clear event or date details.
Notice to all whom it may concern that motion appoints Greene Cirenlt Gantt of Minnesota to administer the property and effects of the Am hatted corporation. Creditors and those holding demands must present writt en claims at his home in Linton by September. Dated June 14 1934. PRARE Poono, Tcelver, RAL. Vincent, Attorneys.
Indiana Township invites bids for transportation of school pupils in Greene County. Specifications and route details available at the Township Office. Lowest or best bid will be recommended for State Board approval. bid security required. insurance and penal bond standards apply. right to reject bids reserved.
Sundays were filled with visitors and family gatherings around Lyon and nearby towns. Residents named include Mrs Elza McNathan, Miss Hontiie Waye Moore, Mrs Brewer, the Dinkens family, the Chandlers, Mr and Mrs Ashley Ures, Mike, Fred Christenberry, the Matta family, and Russell Davis from Indianapolis. A funeral service was held at Simpson Chapel with participation from Walker district. conversation notes mention Episco opel church and community events.
Washington economists agree that recovery hinges on government policy and dollar value. James True of The James True Associates warns that anti inflation measures and a 41 percent dollar adjustment could spark investment risk, while industry leaders fear further wage and labor clashes if price stability falters.
An OCR fragment discusses postwar banking reform debates in the United States, highlighting proposed federal unified banking measures, opposition warnings, and the influence of banking interests on public opinion. It notes possible shifts in policy amid Republican and Democratic alignment and suggests forthcoming political moves in 1940s style reporting.
The Roosevelt administration has eliminated more banks from influence over railroads, becoming the largest creditor. The plan outlines bondholder control, debt reduction, and a shift to preferred stock issued to dilute common stock voting while bondholders gain directing power.
Central Press Washington Bureau reports the U S Supreme Court decision on creditor claims amid the dollar devaluation policy. Justices held debt repayment should be in the money in which repayment was pledged, raising questions about the government’s credit and obligations. The piece notes the administration faces a hot spot over whether to honor devalued currency in debt settlements.
Government creditors who are also debtors may hold three per cent notes payable at treasury rates on devalued dollars. They owe income tax in installments, demand receipts at 1.69 per dollar, while the internal revenue bureau refuses extra allowances. The government may be forced to sue, risking budget disruption and financial disarray.
Central Progs New York Bureau reports a heated discussion among executives over proposed legislation to consolidate utilities securities under a holding structure. The piece notes 1986 earnings for American Power & Light and outlines plans to dissolve holding companies via a five year reorganization, with potential stockholder implications and government pressure under Roosevelt era policy.
fragmentary OCR reports a tense shift in Minnesota politics as Farmer Labor gains are noted. mentions Governor Floyd B Olson and liberal factions in a context of campaign momentum and party standings.
An extended society note records the May 20 1985 wedding of Miss Marjorie Ingram to George Hovey at Lawrenceville Wisconsin. The event inspired a large guest list and a reception with local families and neighbors including Mary Willis Dolores Eippeatt and Virginia Adds, with attendees from Lisle and nearby towns.
A garbled OCR fragment references Mrs. Meadames or Keith, a rector, a daughter, and social gathering at a home. Mentions urban, county, and several unnamed guests, with implied attendance and social chat. Details are unreadable, but indicate a local church or social event in Detroit area.
Daily crossword item includes a scrambled grid of clues with several garbled definitions and partial answers. The readable entries reference across and down numbers with hints like Kind of wood, Female deer, Rupees, birds, and various wordplay prompts. The text is largely unreadable but signals a standard puzzle page layout from a newspaper.
A vintage ode to transforming backyards into miniature sports complexes. Concrete tennis and paddle courts, ping pong tables, and a multi game setup promise durable surfaces, weather resistance, and a private venue for families to stay active, save public gym costs, and enjoy year round play.
In Indianapolis the State Highway Commission reports twenty two motorists killed and 46 injured on state highways at railroad crossings during the eight months ending February 38, 1935. James D. Adams notes that five million dollars in federal funds will fund grade separations to carry traffic over or under tracks, with several already under construction as part of the 1936 program.
Mr and Mrs James Dodd were guests of honor at a 6 o'clock Sunday dinner hosted at the home of Olier Dodd. The guest list included Mr and Mrs James Dodd Mr and Mrs Harve Malicoat Mr and Mrs Howard Dwiggins and other relatives.
Fragmentary social column notes list names including Linton, Trotter, Moy, Mrs William Henry, and Wests with a West family daughter. Mentions Mee and Rogers among attendees with incomplete context.
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