29 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
1
Practical advice on garden care and pest control including nicotine spray cautions for pets, selecting quality seeds, avoiding premature tree cutting, potting indoors, gloves for gardeners, dust removal from broad leaves, pyrethrum toed insects, shade benefits under trees, early pest control, and joining a garden club for ideas.
Pasadena June 27 A dog lover Gladys Shipman opens a dog dude ranch at Big Beat Lake as a novelty in the West. Dogs enjoy a private living setup with runways and a balanced diet including goat milk and tomato juice. Notable patrons include Harold Lloyd and the Duncan Sisters with their dogs, Carrington North of Columbia Studios, and A B Wilton with Newfoundlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Gilligan spent Sunday in Swite City with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Turpin. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Starks were Mr. and Francis Harp of Linton, Smith Reed of newy Bedwell school house, James Starks of Edwardsport and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Carpenter of this vicinity. Plat Carrico, Victor Plang and Mrs. Josse. Stevens ae.
Washington reports higher prices likely for many farm products including wheat corn hogs butter eggs wool and top grades of steers. Prices for lower grades of cattle lambs potatoes and poultry are forecast to fall as supplies rise and crop developments guide oats and barley.
Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Presley Gootman and granddaughter Wanetta. Lon Starks visited Lyons, William Baker and family. James Starks of Edwardsport visiting grandparents Lon and Mrs Starks. Lewis Hall injured at Ajax strip mine when brake band crushed his foot. not returning to work soon. Six oclock dinner guests at Cora Wills included Bertha Hardy and Elva from Binils Chapel, Pat McClary of Lewis. Evening guests at Gilligan home included Ralph Roach and Rose Mary, Kendall family of Bloomington, Milford Cole, and Van Gill buying Schaffer property building new house. Abner Richards and Jarvis Gilligan visited Island City meeting. Alkire and others traveled to Clay City Thursday.
American League games saw Cleveland defeat Boston 11 to 10 and Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 to 1. In the National League Washington routed Chicago 12 to 9 in ten innings.
National League results show St Louis 6 New York 4 and Chicago 8 New York 0 with Boston 2 6. Pittsburgh 11 4 and Brooklyn 5 St Louis 1. Second game postponed. talk remains unclear.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia is postponed by rain while Detroit visits Chicago as the lone scheduled matchup. Weather disrupts the card leaving one game in play.
Colorado physicians at Colorado General Hospital report a novel treatment for St. Vitus dance using a seven foot oven to induce a fever. After eight to nine daily sessions, patients show marked improvement. In a Journal of the American Medical Association article, 13 cases were described with additional successes since publication.
In Indianapolis on June 26 the Gross Income Tax division released 1936 figures showing total income reported by 846 676 taxpayers reached 2 440 728 903 dollars, up 24.7 percent from 1934 figures though tax collections rose 21.6 percent. The influx of new taxpayers largely owed to exemptions. average tax rate about 0.65 percent.
Indianapolis reports cattle and hog prices with gains on mostly higher bids. Hogs mostly 10 cents higher with tights at 10 to 11 and heavies 10.85 to 10.95. Cows steady, steers 7 to 8, heifers 5.75 to 7, beef cows 4.25 to 5.95. Lambs and sheep mixed as top spring lambs near 10.75, general market softer elsewhere.
We will be buying grain at both Linton Mill and Switz City Elevator this section. Exchanging flour for your grain. Linton Mill & Grain Co. Telephone 114.
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