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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
2
A collage of snatches notes and quips mentioning a variety of topics and figures. References to Mussolini Chicago gangsters Coolidge and Byrd mingle with humorous asides on parachute jumps and local celebrations. The item playfully surveys current events and cultural curiosities in a magazine style blurb.
June 27 Indianapolis market report shows hog receipts of about 6,000 with prices for various weight ranges from 8.26 to 9.00 per hundred pounds. Calf and steer sales steady to lower, bulk steers 10.00 to 12.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 200 with fat lambs around 19.95.
The Salvation Army dinner scheduled for Tuesday June 28 has been canceled due to the illness of M. Morris.
Multiple classified notices list for rent a semi modern one room house and a three room house with garage near 159 street northwest plus a room for a small car. For sale there are vine grapes crates of six gallon each and a Jersey cow priced at 65 dollars. Lost items include keys on a key ring. Contact details point to local residents and businesses in Florits and nearby towns.
Highlights from Indiana news include the highway department delaying yearbook reports until 1926 with a separate forthcoming publication. Everett Sanders pledges a $100 prize for best college essay on Taxation in Indiana for three years, with funds from his commencement fee. The 1927 outdoor swimming championships will be held at Broad Ripple Pool August 16 17 and 18 under floodlights. Roadside planting plans are testing vines and flowers to beautify highways and curb erosion.
A short, unclear note states that at the present time the bearded item is deemed most satisfactory. No names, places, or dates are legible, leaving the exact subject unnamed.
A baseball game is set for this afternoon at 4:80 at the city park. Teams include young men from the Double Header class of the First Christian Church and players from the class taught by Dre G. Cc. Porter.
The Mothers' Club of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock with Mrs. John Ingleman.
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