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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
2
A fragmented OCR snippet outlines advertising rates per column inch and notices terms. It references obituaries cards of thanks and announcements, with minimums and contract terms. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged text but indicate standard local newspaper rates.
The piece notes friction among peace advocates as adjournment nears and Congress winds down. It mentions Hearst denying retirement rumors with a quip about divine timing. It highlights summer car care and a view of local scenery, then discusses seed and hog price calculations showing hog profitability rising as pork value compares to corn.
The Merom Speedboys travel to Lutton to play the Cubs at City Park Grounds. First pitch is at 2:30. Admission costs 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for ladies, promising a scrappy and interesting contest.
After World War I, France began issuing news bulletins and weather forecasts via radio from the Eiffel Tower making it the first European country to institute regular radio telephony services. The innovation marked a milestone in public broadcasting and weather communication.
The note discusses the phrase as elliptical for as easy as eating pie, suggesting it refers to ease of consuming pies, especially among younger speakers, and reflects how pie baking by another person makes eating simple.
Train leaves Linton at 8 10 P M and returns from Chicago at 10 30 P M on June 27th The round trip price is 4 20 and the Illinois Central Agent is the contact for further information
The article compares ancient Egyptian burial grandeur with modern funeral practices. It highlights King Tutankhamun's costly embalming and lavish tomb offerings, then asserts current science provides superior funeral services at Welch, promising high quality care without higher prices.
Martha Allan fears misfortune from cleaners as several outfits vanish or misplace. After she wrongly accuses a dark, quiet cleaner across the street, she later apologizes with a luncheon meeting that leads to a marriage proposal. The story highlights honesty, fairness, and a humorous mistaken accusation.
Indiana dispatch from Indianapolis dated June 26 shows hog receipts at 4 500 with prices from 14 35 to 15 10, cattle receipts 3800 with steers 7.00 to 10.26, cows and heifers 6.00 to 10.00, sheep 300 with top 7.00 and lambs to 14 50, calves 400 with top 12 50 and bulk 12 00, plus fresh eggs butter and poultry prices listed.
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