Bridge Contract Set for 800-Foot Daviess Pike Span
Washington Ind April 8 The state highway commission will let April 24 the contract for a new 800 foot long bridge on state road 28 over the east fork of White river at Rog ers linking Daviess and Pike counties. The structure to cost about 250000 includes four 200 foot spans and is a federal aid project with Daviess and Pike counties contributing 110000 toward the cost. Daviess county raised 65000 by bond and Pike county 45000 with funds now released to the highway commission.
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Washington
Ind
White River
Rogers
Daviess
Pike
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Pike Counties
Daviess County
Pike County
Maxwell Still Improves After Illness
Claude Maxwell, previously seriously ill with flu, is reported improving today.
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Maxwell
Claude Maxwell
Army Recruiting Truck Visits Linton In Campaign
An army recruiting truck from the 11th U S infantry is in Linton today conducting a recruiting campaign on the local streets and inviting enlistment from residents and job seekers.
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11Th U. S. Infantry
Linton
CROSS WORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWER POINTERS
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers, partial phrases, and stray symbols. The fragmentary puzzle text includes verb forms, objects, and common nouns such as garment, prepositions, and animals, plus several misprints and alignment errors.
Puzzle title hints at previous solution puzzle
The fragment suggests a continuation or solution to an earlier puzzle, mentioning “SOLUTION TO THE PREVIOUS PUZZLE.” It includes stray characters and symbols like 1 i) Al S! {Ckd, indicating incomplete OCR. The readable portion points to a meta-puzzle context rather than a news event.
Seniors Complete Revue Prep for 1925 Yearbook
The senior class has partially completed the annual task and sent the copy for the 1925 Revue to Indianapolis for electrotyping and engraving, and to the Daily Citizen job department for printing. The work continues as materials are mailed to the two process destinations.
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Indianapolis
Daily Citizen
New Miners Chiefs Assume Their Work in Election
Terre Haute April 3 The first meeting of the new executive board of District No 11 United Mine Workers of America convened with President Tyler G Lawton of Bicknell presiding and with Secretary William Mitch and James Terry continuing from the old board. New members Harvey Cartwright Charles Stinson Camden Smith Jr and Sam Kerr joined the board.
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Terre Haute
Harvey Cartwright
Bicknell
Charles Stinson
Oakland City
Camden Smith, Jr
Linton
Sam Kerr
Clinton
Truste es Sale and Local Notices in Linton
Trustee Will R Vosloh announces private sale of all stock and fixtures of the Mary Ellen Shop on A Street Northwest Linton to the highest cash bidder. Sale under assignment for creditors with no court orders. purchaser to receive immediate delivery. Additionally notices mention road work bidding, business moves, and various small ads including livestock, real estate, services, and goods for sale in the Linton area.
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Will R. Vosioh
Mary Ellen
Linton
Will R. Vosloh
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Glenburn School
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Louis Poncham
Second St. N. W
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Washington, D.C
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Seminary St
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