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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
5
Weather forecasts promise good weeks for Greene County farmers with corn starting to grow and weeds under control. Wheat harvest is underway as late spring delays crest, while a world wheat shortage boosts expectations. Hog production falls short this year, with sows furrowing down 15 percent and pigs saved 11.9 percent, likely keeping hog prices high.
Blanche Sweet stars in Why Women Love opening tonight for two days at the Grand. The program promises thrilling scenes including an ocean fire and a mid Atlantic wreck with a lighthouse explosion, plus a Pathe comedy He Forgot to Remember with Clyde Cook.
The passage notes gasoline surpassing alcohol and fireworks as Fourth of July symbols, with fewer speeches in big cities. Fireworks shows are spectacular but safer due to expert handling, and many celebrations center on driving around rather than public displays.
Bloomington, June 28. Harry A. Axtell, noted turkey breeder and 900 hen, 200 tom owner, has raised turkeys for breeding for 20 years. He keeps them in close quarters on short grass, uses old rails for nests, and exports one third of stock to Canada and overseas. He sells breeding turkeys at about $10 each, with costs around $1.50, and turkey eggs yield strong fertility.
In 1919 circulation stood at 84 million and now totals 64 million. The silver cartwheels are unpopular in eastern cities where carrying cash is common, while in the west people prefer hard money due to its weight and the difficulty of losing coins.
Lafayette Ind June 28 Tax relief must come through limiting state municipal and county taxes. E H Wolcott Indianapolis told the Indiana Grain Dealers Association annual meeting that federal taxes fell two billion while state and local government expenditures rose four billion in the past five years.
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