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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
3
The Dry Goods Economist notes millinery shifts to medium sized shapes for fall, with modified cloche forms giving way to small brimmed dome crowns and sailor styles. Metals appear as prominent hat embellishments, veils replace traditional nets, and embroideries decorate velvets and satins. Local social notes include visits, births, family events, and a July 4 White Rose chapel gathering.
New York June 28 The Collier's advance proofs show Ford with 64 948 votes and Harding 89 2386 from 198 724 counted. Ford leads in the South and many Democratic states. The piece analyzes the potential for a Ford stampede and possible party splits over his nomination. It notes Ford's favorable position in Pennsylvania and other states despite McAdoo Cox and Smith votes.
Market snapshot from Indianapolis lists Wheat at 1.05, Oats 58 57c, Timothy hay 21.00 23.00 dollars, and stock market figures. Livestock values show Hogs at 7.80, Steers 10.60 to 11.25, Calves 7.00 to 8.00, Bulls 5.25 to 6.00, reflecting price ranges for grains and meats.
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and Mrs Alice Miller spent Sunday afternoon in Jasonville visiting relatives. Mrs Lois Beaty returned to Coalmont after visiting her son Grover Beaty and family. Mr and Mrs W M Poole and two daughters Lois and Reva visited relatives near Paxton. Mrs Will Maddox and Cecil Morrow of Linton with Samuel Blake and many others spent Sunday with local families. Mr and Mrs Code Wright and son Floyd spent Sunday at Newark.
The quick action of camphor hydrastis witch hazel in Lavoktik eye wash astonishes Linton residents. One man aided after 15 years of sore red eyes, an elderly lady says Lavoptik strengthened her reading. A small bottle helps weak, inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup free. W. J. Hamilton, druggist.
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