Wolf Draws Crowds On Exhibition Today
A timber wolf or wolf-like animal shot near Pleasantville is displayed in Coleman’s show window after taxidermy. Locals debate if it is a timber wolf or a cross of police dogs, noting the missing left hind foot and measurements of 67.5 pounds, 27 inches high, 58 inches nose to tail, and 28 inches chest.
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Wolf
John Driver
Pleasantville
Orval
Doc) Coleman
Coleman & Sons
Driver Farm
Harry Welch
Welch
Coleman
Jack London
Left Linton Forty-One Years Ago Hatttrey Family Returns
Mr and Mrs John Hattry and their son John R Jr of Collins Iowa visit relatives in Left Linton. They left forty-one years ago for Hawkeye state where Hattry farmed. Their son born there is 35. The Hatters family was well known in the locality. Charles Wattery formerly owned the farm once tied to the Island City coal mine. They drove from Iowa noting good corn crops Illinois fields look fine. Indiana line brings discouraged corn and wheat prospects.
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John Hattery
John R. Jr
Collins
Iowa
Hatterys
Hawkeye State
Mr. Hattery
Hattery
Charles Wattery
John
Old Island City
Towa
Illinois
Indiana Line
Local notes from Jasonville residents and visitors
Mrs. Cynthia Reed heads to Danville Kentucky to visit her daughter next week Cooper Taylor will work in Missouri for several weeks Brack Walters traveled to Terre Haute on business Gladys Hemsley was dinner guest of Joanna McDonald Muriel Barrass of Indianapolis spent weekend with her mother Verda Barrass Ruth Craig visiting her parents in Jasonville Durward Barrass of Brazil spent Sunday with his mother Morene Hemsley visited Virginia Dowden Chloe Moss employed in Terre Haute visited her parents Ivan Mooney and daughter Betty of Linton in Jasonville Mrs Mooney formerly Hileen Parr Mrs Clara Bledsoe on business in Terre Haute Ollie Tennis guest of Jaura Collings W O Nash of Terre Haute in Jasonville on business Orval Auten of Bloomington guest of Miss Mary Belle Swisher Benjamin Rotman Indiana University student visiting friends in Jasonville Sarah Johnson of Newcastle visited her parents Darsella Burris who worked at Linton returned home Loease Frumpe and Harold Powers in Washington on Sunday
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Daily Citizen
Jasonville
Cynthia Reed
Danville
Kentucky
Cooper Taylor
Missouri
Brack Walters
Terre Haute
Gladys Hemsley
Joanna McDonald
Charley Moss
Muriel Barrass
Indianapolis
Orval Auten
Bloomington
Mary Belle Swisher
Benjamin Rotman
Indiana University
Sarah Johnson
Newcastle
Darsella Burris
Linton
Loease Frumpe
Harold Powers
Shelburn
Washington
Democrats meeting notes and committee selections emerge
Democrats adjourned at noon and planned a 7 30 pm session as a majority favored Smith if Woolen allows a secret caucus. Charles A Greathouse was re elected national committeeman and Wernecke named to the platform committee.
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Smith
Woolen
Charles A. Greathouse
Wernecke
Houston Sees Heat Rise Ahead of Democratic Convention
Houston forecast says temperatures head toward the nineties with hot sultry weather for visitors to the Democratic convention. Cloudy skies and local thunderstorms are predicted, though such showers may not cool the air.
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Houston
Tex
Indianapolis Markets Show Mixed Hog and Cattle Totals
United Press Dispatch reports Indianapolis market activity with hog receipts at 9,000 and 420 holdovers, prices 20 to 35 cents lower across weights from 160 to 360 pounds. Beef and veal prices listed, cattle receipts 1,500 with steady beef steer and cow ranges, vealers and heavy calves noted. Sheep receipts 1,200 with lambs steady to slightly lower and fat lambs around 15 to 16, cull lambs 9.60 to 12.60, fat ewes 6 to 7.50.
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Indianapolis
View Expressed By Coal Miner's Wife
TERRE HAUTE Ind June 26 To the Editor of the Linton Daily Citizen I am the wife of a union miner and speak for many wives who seek clearer answers about mining work in Indiana We want high wages and steady work but are divided on how to achieve it Key questions ask if a strike is ongoing why operators run fewer mines wages in scale fields where to get wage data and how freight rates affect the union fields A union miners wife poses these questions to the editor seeking information and guidance.
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Terre Waute
Ind
Linton
Indiana
Tom Morgan Guilty Plea In Police Court
Tom Morgan pled guilty to intoxication before Mayor Bull yesterday afternoon. He was fined $10 plus costs but unable to pay. he will be sent to the state penal farm to work out the debt.
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Tom Morgan
Bull
Woman Uses Vegetable Compound For Weight Gain
A Montana woman reports two years clerking in a store and continual weight loss. After taking six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she feels better and stronger daily and urges others with similar trouble to write for advice.
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Bookey, Mont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
Bur H. Geaius
Scobey, Montana
M. E. Ladies Aid Meeting This Thursday
The Ladies aid of the M. E. church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parsonage.
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Ladies Aid of
M. E. Church
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