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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
4
A father’s letter to his son Horace Greeley urges saving a portion of earnings, stressing thrift, self respect, and discipline over immediate wealth. He recalls a grandfather’s maxim that “money is not made, it is saved” and encourages prudent future success.
The piece notes ongoing building at Mine Run and the Times composing room as a seven section home nears completion. Sullivan crowds are promised a lively Fourth with bands and plenty of lemonade while locals are urged to enjoy the day and attend.
The Triangle team defeated the M. I. A. squad 4-2 while Glenburn downed Haseman Shoe in two games in the local review softball league. Improved hitting decided both tilts as no home runs were hit and crowds grew larger than usual at the encounters.
Washington Ind June 28 The Graham Farms fair and Track association will host its annual Fourth of July celebration and Race Meet next Monday. The program includes day and night running and harness racing with a gigantic fireworks display to close the evening. A feature race for trained mules is also on the card.
The unique fourth century ruin discovered in Budapest reveals the oldest central heating plant in existence. Researchers from the Hungarian National Archaeological Survey will preserve the find for posterity.
A Harvard landscape architecture survey of 168 graduates finds salaries from 1500 to 30000 dollars yearly and rising public demand. Most alumni work for government agencies on parks, towns, highways, and recreation projects, with others in private practice or academia.
Springfield Mass June 28 The Minnie Taylor Mallory Cathedral of Living Trees attracts over 50000 visitors from across the country as it nears completion. Sixty elm pillars support Gothic arches and a cruciform layout with 123 bush plants for walls and a natural stone altar to follow. Cedar pews will line the interior with electric lighting. The first tree was planted November 17 1935 and full features are expected a decade hence.
In Suncook New Hampshire four generations of the Bellerose family joined in the Church of St. John the Baptist high mass choir. Jonathan 83 John 56 Octave 29 and Roger 2 years old sang together in the service.
Lewellyn Youngquist a 17 year old from Minneapolis builds trout flies at home after solving the cost problem at 13. He makes and sells his own brand to fishermen nationwide and updates production based on scouts reports of the upcoming summer fly line.
Twenty seven national groups with 46 million members join the National Safety Council in a country wide campaign to cut July deaths from drowning traffic and fireworks. Governors mayors chiefs of police and state officials back the effort with President Roosevelt’s approval.
Indianapolis June 2 report shows hogs 8 000 holdovers 459, markets down 15 to 25 cents. Lights 7.75 to 8.55, mediums 8.45 to 8.95, heavies 8.00 to 8.20, packing sows 6.75 to 7.75. Cattle 2 500 calves 820 steers and heifers strong cows steady best steers 10.50, loads 10 to 10.85, bulk 9 to 10, best heifers 9.75, loads 9.50 to 9.75. Wethers steady to 50 cents lower top 9. Sheep 1 000 lambs steady bulk good and choice spring lambs 8 to 8.50. Slaughter cattle 2.75 down 25 cents.
The Linton Salvation Army girls softball team beat Bicknell 14 to 9 in a game played at Bicknell. Bicknell will visit Linton for a return match on July 18.
Indianapolis news notes July employment in Indiana is expected to show little change from June. State director Martin F. Carpenter cites 137 industries with 21 rising and 31 declining in July, while only three industries vary by about 10 percent. Peak levels occur in beverages, cement, dairy, garages, and other sectors with July sub peaks in meat packing.
A new state police airplane patrols highways over New Jersey. The craft spots speeders and relays information to police, enabling immediate radio broadcasts to catch violators.
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