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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
Rates for permanent contracts and reading notices are outlined. Subsequent insertions are one cent per word with a minimum 260 words per first insertion. Obituaries and cards of thanks follow regular line rates. rates for permanent contracts are available on request.
The auditor of state issued a $197 768.44 warrant to the U S Treasury marking the transfer of Indiana’s May unemployment fund contributions. Clarence A Jackson director says total near 500 000 for April and May will move to the federal fund later this month. Funds are earmarked for unemployment benefits only and not administration.
This ad promotes a new powder that stabilizes false teeth, preventing rocking and slipping. It promises no pasty taste and lasting all day confidence. Sold at druggists in three sizes.
The guide recommends cutting peony blossoms with a sharp knife at specific stages as shown in figures. It advises selecting early morning or evening cuts, removing lower foliage, and placing cuts in water with oil to the top, then storing in a dark draft-free spot overnight or for several days without light.
A Philadelphia dispatch surveys national mood as the GOP gains momentum after initial defeatism in Cleveland. Landon is favored, Democrats brace for a possible loss, unemployment lingers, and debate centers on youth’s future path toward fascism or broad socialism amid a postwar mood. A San Francisco correspondent voices concern that youth must receive a square deal.
A fragmented editorial note hints at optimism for a Democratic victory in November. The fragment references observers predicting success for the party, with a stray remark about Philadelphia. The snippet preserves era tone and political framing while avoiding sensational detail.
Pleasant Grove notes list Mrs. Frank Chafey and children and other families as Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Eddie Tysier of Linton. Lex Fields of Linton visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fields. Harley Baughn, once of the area, shows health gains. Rosella Bake Alberta Bake and Warren Fitzpatrick of Linton joined dinner at the Sarders home. Dana Waggoner and Paul Heitman visited Bloomington. Everett Hamilton and Harry Hunter couples shared supper. Oletha Hunter and Milt Hamilton visited Dugger resident Mrs. Dover who is seriously ill.
More than 60 000 acres across Ohio Indiana Iowa Missouri and Illinois will be opened for recreation under Resettlement Administration land conservation projects. Six projects are fully for recreation with three partly recreational, including Winamac and Versailles in Indiana, Pere Marquette near Grafton Illinois, and Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. About 2 000 workers are building camping facilities beaches cabins and playgrounds.
Market steady for slaughter classes as cattle and hogs show mixed price shifts. Hogs: light weights 10.55 to 10.75, mediums 10.50 to 10.75, heavies 10.60 to 10.70. Cattle: steers slight decline, heifers 6.50 to 7.55, some 8.00 to 8.15. beef cows 4.50 to 5.50. vealers steady to good. Lambs weaker, spring lambs mostly 10.50 to 11.00, top 11.50. fat ewes about 3.50 and down.
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